Bloodletter of Khorne: Red Daemon Flesh
April 2012·p. 45
THE SHORT VERSION
Khorne Red gives the Bloodletter a dark foundation, followed by Wazdakka Red and Squig Orange on increasingly raised areas. A final Bloodletter glaze draws those contrasting layers back towards a saturated red, preserving definition while reducing the chalkiness of the orange highlight. The example demonstrates a glaze acting as a unifying finishing stage rather than a recess wash.
AT THE PAINTING DESK
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