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PAINTING·WHITE DWARF 309

Gold and Jewels

September 2005·p. 66

THE SHORT VERSION

Shining Gold receives Chestnut Ink and a Mithril Silver highlight to create a simple warm metal finish. The red jewel instead builds brighter colour toward its lower edge, reserving a white reflection near the opposite top corner. Gloss Varnish finishes the stone, making its imagined light source distinct from the surrounding metal and seasonal cloth.

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Shining GoldChestnut InkMithril SilverRed GoreBlood RedFiery OrangeSkull WhiteGloss Varnish

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