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PAINTING·WHITE DWARF 447

Model of the Month: Lord Skreech Verminking

October 2019·p. 7

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Sam Davies describes a warm bone-coloured skin recipe built from shading, overbrushing and drybrushing, then deepens selected facial and stomach details with a fine brush. Brown fur receives progressively brighter warm drybrushes, giving the enormous daemon-rat contrasting surfaces through straightforward repeatable methods.

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