what you can do with flesh wash (a lot!)

Z'gahn · Post by **Z'gahn** » Sat Oct 12, 2002 3:15 pm

hey,

if you want to paint something leather, try this: scorched brown and then flesh wash. that's really nice.

or wood: snakebite leather with flesh wash, or; snakebite leather, black ink, flesh wash

back of the SDC: scorched brown, highlighting with blood red, and flesh wash

manticore rider's cloak: scorched brown and flesh wash. (and the "islands" on it: scaly green highlighted with jade green)

and of course the flesh itself, although i find it very difficult (and it doesn't work with me)

and porbebly you can do alot more with it, but i haven't discovered that yet.

Redemptionist · Post by **Redemptionist** » Sun Oct 13, 2002 11:22 am

you can also shade bronze with flesh wash! it is very good!

Totlichen · Post by **Totlichen** » Mon Oct 14, 2002 9:36 am

You can also use fleshwash on sunburst yellow, its great for painting hair!

Kennethloh · Post by **Kennethloh** » Mon Oct 14, 2002 10:41 am

Redemptionist wrote:you can also shade bronze with flesh wash! it is very good!

I prefer Chestnut Ink for my bronze, being the Khaine-devotee that I am since Chestnut Ink gives bronze a very reddish, bloody look. :twisted:

No really, I just need a contrasting colour in my colour scheme, and Chestnut Inked-Bronze fills that spot nicely.

Shadowblade503 · Post by **Shadowblade503** » Sat Oct 19, 2002 4:36 pm

pretty good ideas :idea:

Leithel and odd · Post by **Leithel and odd** » Wed Oct 23, 2002 3:27 am

I haven't used a wash for years. I find that I can make pretty much any effect without using them and I also find they are a little unpredictable.