For this you will need:
-Stripple Brush (I cut one of my older drybrushes)
-Tamiya Clar Red Paint (this one in particular is needed)
-Chaos Black + Water (or Black Ink for those that still have it from the time when Citadel still had it in their range.
Step 1:

Step 2:

Now Use the stripple brush to stab at the red, taking away some and giving texture to the painted area (making it look more gory).
Step 3:

Mix them together and stripple over the clear red on the previously painted area; keep in mind not to cover all the brighter red.
Step 4:

And now you're done.
Just to show how it looks on other areas I've made it to look that this model have been walking in/around/on corpses and thus have gotten blood on his boots and in the snow where ha have walked (as well as blood dripped/sprayed from the sword).


I hope you enjoyed the blood, now get busy painting !
(And feel free to toss me links to finished models with this blood process used on them :D )
Cheers
Utterly gruesome, so just perfect. I'll definitely give this a shot somewhere down the line, especially because it really looks good on that chainsword.
ReplyDeletethat looks fantastic!
ReplyDeleteCheers guys, I hope it'll help you in your painting endevaours
ReplyDeleteOutstanding, could have done with this for my medical stuff.
ReplyDeleteThat is just awesome - cheers.
ReplyDeleteBrent
Totally awesome tutorial, I've used it on my assault terminators. Check my blog for pics, I also used your weathered grey technique. :) much obliged indeed!
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