How To Paint Checkerboard On Miniatures at Bethany Mazie blog

How To Paint Checkerboard On Miniatures. In this miniature painting tutorial i demonstrate how to create a checker pattern on a model surface using a more common. Trace again and again until your outline. Paint vertical and horizontal lines to make a grid then fill in every other square made by those lines. Use a b range pencil (soft lead) to lightly mark your pattern out then trace in the darker paint colour. Paint the area you want to put into checkers with your off white. Use the pen to make your. Use multiple coats of thin paint so you have a nice, smooth surface. I found that the best way was to paint in the lighter colour, eg yellow, then add the darker colour aiming for even size rather than. Just draw vertical, then horizontal lines (nothing fancy) then paint in the squares, the pen is precise and dark enough that you don't have to worry. That’s going to be the most straight forward.

I found that the best way was to paint in the lighter colour, eg yellow, then add the darker colour aiming for even size rather than. That’s going to be the most straight forward. Use multiple coats of thin paint so you have a nice, smooth surface. Paint vertical and horizontal lines to make a grid then fill in every other square made by those lines. In this miniature painting tutorial i demonstrate how to create a checker pattern on a model surface using a more common. Trace again and again until your outline. Use a b range pencil (soft lead) to lightly mark your pattern out then trace in the darker paint colour. Use the pen to make your. Just draw vertical, then horizontal lines (nothing fancy) then paint in the squares, the pen is precise and dark enough that you don't have to worry. Paint the area you want to put into checkers with your off white.

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How To Paint Checkerboard On Miniatures Use multiple coats of thin paint so you have a nice, smooth surface. Use a b range pencil (soft lead) to lightly mark your pattern out then trace in the darker paint colour. Paint the area you want to put into checkers with your off white. Use multiple coats of thin paint so you have a nice, smooth surface. Paint vertical and horizontal lines to make a grid then fill in every other square made by those lines. I found that the best way was to paint in the lighter colour, eg yellow, then add the darker colour aiming for even size rather than. Just draw vertical, then horizontal lines (nothing fancy) then paint in the squares, the pen is precise and dark enough that you don't have to worry. Use the pen to make your. That’s going to be the most straight forward. Trace again and again until your outline. In this miniature painting tutorial i demonstrate how to create a checker pattern on a model surface using a more common.