Painting Squig Hoppers: Contrast Style
June–July 2020·pp. 28–29
THE SHORT VERSION
The second Squig Hopper uses Contrast colours over Wraithbone before conventional highlights refine the finish. James explains why accidental red stains need a fresh light base rather than a transparent green cover-up, recommends controlled thin coats and adds luminous cave vegetation in place of ordinary grass.
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Find this article in White Dwarf 455, pp. 28–29.
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