Death Guard - how I paint noxious smoke

Tutorial time!

In this tutorial I'll be doing a step by step on how I paint the noxious smoke on my Death Guard.  I'll be using paints from Games Workshop for this tutorial.

Step 1:

Apply two thin coats of Rakarth Flesh to the smokey areas.

Step 2:

Drybrush the raised areas with Pallid Wych Flesh.

Step 3:

Apply a glaze of Lamentors Yellow to the entirety of the smoke.  For some reason I decided to turn the model round for the remainder of the photos.

Step 4:

Using a fine brush apply a wash of Coelia Greenshade to the recessed areas of the smoke.  Try to avoid the raised areas and you're good.

And that's it in four easy steps.

Operation End Times no 13 How I paint Ethereals

It occurred to me that I've been painting a lot of ethereals lately and thought I'd share how I do it.  This will be my first tutorial so go easy on me.

Stage 1 gather your materials

first you'll need some ethereal miniatures primed black.  I've got some classic wraiths here.

These are the paints I used.  If you can't find these exact ones try and find something similar.

Stage 2 the cloak

First paint the entire cloak fenris grey.

Next over brush the cloak with space wolves grey leaving the fenris grey showing in the deepest folds.

Finally give the cloak a heavy wash of thrakka green and let it dry... watch a bit of Netflix or something while you wait.

Stage 3 The Bone

Paint the bones earth.

Now over brush the bones ushabti bone.

Next give the bones a wash of agrax earthshade.  You should also paint the weapon blades and armour with rhinox hide while you're waiting.

Stage 4 details

Here I've dry brushed the scythe blades with boltgun metal.  I've also painted the skull holding wraith's ring and I've painted the scythe blades black.

The wraiths are more or less finished.  Now the only need to be varnished and based.  Job's a good 'n.

 Here's a few close ups to finish.