Tutorial - Painting Marble
submitted from Raffa aka picster | Labels: Tutorial | Posted On 03 June 2011 at 4:05 PM
posted by Raffa, Picster, Capuchin,....
Hey!
As i tried to paint a base with a marble floor today i want to share my experience with you.
Let's start!
First, you need something to paint, in my case i have made a simple gaming base for a Space Marine.
To start of i mixed these three colors, Skull White, Bleached Bone and a Basic Skintone, you can also use a little bit of Dheneb Stone or something similar...
Thin the color a little bit with water and brush it roughly on the surface with long strokes going in the same direction, you can see what i mean by looking at the picture. This step is pretty important.
Now i mixed a bit of Black into the basecolor to create a darker tone.
I started to redefine the lines of the brushstrokes and add some additional lines. The pattern looks a little bit like lightning strokes.
Redefining the pattern even more by adding more smaller strokes
Now i mixed Vallejo Sepia Ink with Devlan Mud and added this mix to the base border.
I also redefined the shadow of the step.
To bring all colors together and add a first gloss coat i painted over the whole surface with thinned Tamiya Clear Smoke.
Now i added a coat of Future Floor Acrylics to "polish" the floor. You can just use some Gloss Varnish (Vallejo).
And here is the finished Product:
I hope you liked the step by step :)
Cheers,
Raffa
Hey!
As i tried to paint a base with a marble floor today i want to share my experience with you.
Let's start!
First, you need something to paint, in my case i have made a simple gaming base for a Space Marine.
To start of i mixed these three colors, Skull White, Bleached Bone and a Basic Skintone, you can also use a little bit of Dheneb Stone or something similar...
Thin the color a little bit with water and brush it roughly on the surface with long strokes going in the same direction, you can see what i mean by looking at the picture. This step is pretty important.
Now i mixed a bit of Black into the basecolor to create a darker tone.
I started to redefine the lines of the brushstrokes and add some additional lines. The pattern looks a little bit like lightning strokes.
Redefining the pattern even more by adding more smaller strokes
Now i mixed Vallejo Sepia Ink with Devlan Mud and added this mix to the base border.
I also redefined the shadow of the step.
To bring all colors together and add a first gloss coat i painted over the whole surface with thinned Tamiya Clear Smoke.
Now i added a coat of Future Floor Acrylics to "polish" the floor. You can just use some Gloss Varnish (Vallejo).
And here is the finished Product:
I hope you liked the step by step :)
Cheers,
Raffa




























Very useful, thanks for the lesson=)
Impressive result and easy to follow - thanks a lot!
Pentrago
That's not the base he was on yesterday!
Nice tutorial though.
As always a nice and very useful Tutorial. Thanks for that!
When do you present us your spiderweb-technique? Waiting so long for this. Or did I miss it?
Regards
Felon
Great tutorial
I think i will give it a try
Greetz
Simon
Excellent tutorial - so simple and it looks great!
A very useful tutorial.
thank you very much
very very useful...the problem is that you made it look so simple!!!
Yet another very usefull tutorial- I will give it a try in the near future ;)
Great technique here. Thank you for sharing this little secret.
And finally linked up to the Article section - sorry for the late response of mine :)