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PAINTING·WHITE DWARF 455

Tri-Coloured Fire

June–July 2020·p. 101

THE SHORT VERSION

A Daemonic Simulacrum blends orange, pink and blue to suggest a spell transforming into a Lord of Change. Separate basecoats and washes establish each region before controlled drybrushing links the colours, illustrating how supernatural fire can move beyond a conventional orange-and-yellow flame recipe.

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Baharroth BlueCalgar BlueCarroburg CrimsonCorax WhiteDrakenhof NightshadeFire Dragon BrightFuegan OrangeFulgrim PinkPink HorrorYriel Yellow

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