Camouflage and Complex Freehand

THE SHORT VERSION

Masked colour blocks make vehicle camouflage manageable, while more complex freehand requires a planned drawing and progressive refinement. Shading the completed design with the surface beneath it helps a banner look woven rather than pasted on, and restraint keeps large decorations from overwhelming crucial insignia.

AT THE PAINTING DESK

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Caliban Green↗

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Find this article in White Dwarf 433, pp. 86–87.

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