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Other Stuff => Workbench => Topic started by: tiswas on January 16, 2019, 05:10:50 PM
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Hello,
Anyone got any ideas on painting chinese flesh using Citadel paints or army painter.
Any help would be great.
Thanks
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Not familiar with the paints you mentioned but I use a mix of tanned flesh, golden brown and leather brown with the same mix with pale flesh added for highlights. I also use a very watered down black wash before the highlights.
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I'm afraid I'm using Vallejo paints, but I go with a triad of medium flesh, sunny skin and basic skin
(http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-boRzYtydB3Y/VaGsXuwn0mI/AAAAAAAADPw/ENxwnZtvb8s/s1600/Chinese%2BDare%2Bto%2BDie.JPG)
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Here is the best discussion of painting skin tones I have ever found. Hope it helps.
http://www.coolminiornot.com/articles/1310-ethnic-skintones
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For Asian flesh, I find normal flesh paint followed by a wash with a yellow-brown ink (I use Daler/Rowney Antelope Brown) gives a nice golden skin tone.
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Hello,
Anyone got any ideas on painting chinese flesh using Citadel paints or army painter.
Any help would be great.
Thanks
I use the Foundry triad which works a treat for a cliche kinda nuance. I suppose the Chinese, which is a hugely ethnically diverse nation, have a wide array of skin tones, from very pale white to dark sun tan, but if you, like me, want a sun tanned, slightly sienna colored set of miniatures, you can follow my advice.
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I also use the Foundry Triad but for Army Painter try Kevin Dallimore's links in the Northstar magazine for his colours - Japanese but cloe enough?
http://nstarmagazine.com/RONIN_1_1.htm
http://nstarmagazine.com/KUNG_FU_1_2.htm
http://nstarmagazine.com/IN_HER_MAJESTYS_NAME_4_1.htm
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Thanks for all the info, will be use the advice from Mindenbrush as these are the paints I use.