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PAINTING·WHITE DWARF 357

Lorenzo: Crux Terminatus

September 2009·p. 47

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Anja treats the honour badge as a monumental stone object. Brown-grey foundations and a dark wash establish depth. Grey and Foundation highlights gradually move toward white on the most prominent points. The same method is later reused on the skull decorating the knee.

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