My expanding Congo Columns

[Mindenbrush]

Thanks for the kind comments.

For African skin tones I use a number of different combinations as I don't want them all to be the same tone.

Besides the Foundry African skin triads, I use Captain Blood's GW Rhinox Hide method, VMC German Camo Black, Reaper Dark Skin Triad. The one for the Princess is Liquitex Soft Body Burnt Umber/Burnt Sienna/Raw Sienna.

I always use pictorial references when painting African skin as the highlights are different to Caucasian skin.

[Mad Gadgeteer]

Thanks for the kind comments.

For African skin tones I use a number of different combinations as I don't want them all to be the same tone.

Besides the Foundry African skin triads, I use Captain Blood's GW Rhinox Hide method, VMC German Camo Black, Reaper Dark Skin Triad. The one for the Princess is Liquitex Soft Body Burnt Umber/Burnt Sienna/Raw Sienna.

I always use pictorial references when painting African skin as the highlights are different to Caucasian skin.

Thanks.

[FlyXwire]

Stunning, actually!

[Braz]

Wow Gorgeous paint jobs

[syrinx0]

Truly excellent work.  The skin tones are perfect.

[Ray Rivers]

I'll join the chorus...

Wonderfully painted and colorful minis! 

[JBaumal]

Absolutely stunning brushwork sir!!!!

[Captain Blood]

Very, very nice paintwork 
Can’t beat a Copplestone.
That princess is quite something. Such a simple but beautifully evocative figure, and you’ve more than done her justice.

[Atheling]

Stunning, actually!

Elegant brushwork and a great mini 

[Mindenbrush]

Thank you all for the kind comments.

Some tribal warriors in masks