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PAINTING·WHITE DWARF 370

Painting the Horrors of Tzeentch

October 2010·p. 93

THE SHORT VERSION

Duncan Rhodes follows Chad Mierzwa’s pink-skin suggestion, spraying a flesh base and applying a red wash before rebuilding the raised areas with a flesh-and-red mixture. Bone increases the highlight while gold ornaments, purple tongue, pale claws, blue-shaded flame and yellow eyes establish contrasting details. The sequence makes the daemons distinctive while keeping them visually related to the army’s crimson armour.

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Chaos BlackDwarf FleshBaal RedRed GoreShining GoldKhemri BrownLiche PurpleSkull WhiteIyanden DarksunBleached BoneDevlan MudAsurmen BlueEnchanted BlueMithril SilverDheneb StoneLeviathan PurpleSunburst Yellow

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News

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Darren Latham paints Althran on foot to match his mounted version while refining the cloak lining and balancing the new shield’s red against the established blue and white scheme. The extensive guide covers warm gold, cool polished silver, silky cloth, pale Elven skin, natural blond hair, wood grain, leather, freehand and gems. Joe Tomaszewski’s vivid green Spinetail completes a duel diorama whose interaction comes from the original poses and careful placement rather than major conversion.

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Sharpclaw the Griffon

Wildlife reference gives Sharpclaw a convincing combination of falcon and big-cat characteristics. Darren Latham studies the beak’s changing tones, the shape of the bright iris and the unexpectedly dark claws, then alternates brown plumage and highlights individual feathers. Mixing the coat colour into the dark rear-body markings integrates the pattern with the animal rather than making it look painted onto its surface.

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