What up, Leons! Subscribe! What up, players? What about stay up in this mood? I'm going to be showing you how to paint up a vampire accounts van she? What they're called? Tum van she is the new name. Sorry I had to just look at the clamshell package for a second. So put her together and I primered her white. The first step I did was I painted all of her robes and I'm also going to paint all of her skin like her arms, her face, and her hand holding the knife. I'm going to paint all of that even the underneath under layer of her skirts. I'm going to paint all that with Astronomicon gray. Okay and that's the first layer we're going to paint. The next thing we're going to do is we are going to paint her hair with my gray red. So hair, my gray red, all of the skin and all of the cloth, Astronomicon gray. Let's see when that's done. Alright the next thing we're going to do is we're going to paint her armor. Her corset actually end her high collar, her batman collar, and the back of her armor. We're going to paint that with chaos black. So you just get your chaos black right here. And you don't want it to get too thick because there's some really great detail and we're going to be edge highlighting the corset in just a little while to make it look like this one on the model. But you do need to get the black on there. So the collar and the armor piece that she's wearing. Alright we'll see you in a second. Alright so now that that's done. The next thing we're going to do is we're going to take our bad at black wash. And we are going to paint it into the hair as well as the face, like into the mouth, into the recesses. And we are going to get all the shading done with the hair and the face. And then we'll start highlighting those when we're done with that. Okay see you in a second. Alright so now that we can see what we're working with shadow wise, we're going to give the rest of the model some shadows. But we're going to give them, give her the shadows through the use of hawk turquoise rather than the bad at black. The bad at black is great for picking out the details on the face. But as you can see from the box art, she's got a lot of these ethereal blues on the sleeves, on the hands, and not so much in the face area. So you're just going to take your hawk turquoise, water it down, and you're going to do a glaze which means heavy water, not of water, not too much paint. So that the pigment really spreads out and you want to make sure it gets all into these folds and into these into the recesses. Okay so I'm going to show you what that looks like when we get back. Alright that was a little bit generous with the hawk turquoise so that's going to make it a little bit harder to paint back up. I didn't water it down as much as I should have and also because it's on a white undercoat, you'll notice that the blue really sticks and pops more than it would have. But that's okay because what we're going to do now is we're going to take some astronomical gray and we're going to lightly water it down and we're going to lightly feather it up to rebuild this ghostly shine. So you want it to be almost 60% 60% of astronomical gray feathered on and 40% of this blue color in the deep recesses and the shadows. So you notice how the hand and the fingers are then ghostly white and you really see the shadows deep in the cloak. So this is good because it shows you where you want to target and now you just have to hit those spots on the model. Okay that's astronomical gray on all the skin and all the cloth and we'll show you what that looks like when we get back. Alright so this is much better. I just thinned down the paints, painted the turquoise into the shadows, feathered up with the dead, not the dead I'm just done with the astronomical gray and it looks a lot nicer than it just did. So that's how you do that. Next we're going to paint some bold gun metal onto the blade of the dagger and we're also going to paint the... the hilt whatever this cross guard is, bold gun metal as well as the... the back, basically the whole dagger we're going to paint, bold gun metal just so it'll stand out because if you do any kind of color it'll... it might blend into the hair. I was thinking of doing maybe like a dark purple or a blue but then either way the color wouldn't stand out as much. So bold gun metal for all of that and then you're going to do a... a blood red and you're going to highlight this trans of the hair as much as... as much as you want to go. So some people might want to do a little bit more, some people would want to do a little bit less but we're going straight to blood red on the hair and bold gun metal on the dagger. So we'll see you when that's done. Alright so now we're going to finish the highlights on the hair with blazing orange, blazing orange on the front, find the places where the light will hit the hair and that's where you want to paint a little bit of blazing orange. Maybe makes in some blood red with that so the contrast isn't so stark and we'll see you when that's done. Alright so now what we're going to do is we're going to highlight the armor or the corset whenever you want to look at it. And if you look at the clamshell it looks like it's got these non-metallic browns and whites on it so what I think what I think will work is... Games Workshop, FOMMED Brown as a base. If you don't have this snake bite leather will work or desert yellow, something that looks like the darker creamy colored brown. So once we highlight that, don't forget to also hit the edges of the bad color that she's wearing then we're going to highlight that up with bleached bone. Okay so I'm going to do that now on my figure and we'll see what it looks like when I get back. I play this as the end of it. I based my model with I painted the rim first of all, Henry Brown. And then I painted the molded details on. I used the same recipe that I used from my great Taurus which is all black and then highlighted up with some browns and filets. Then I painted up with some browns and then I did the bigger rocks in gray. Oh I see a little bit of brown I got to touch up on the bottom of her skirt but that's alright. I also put in some scorched grass. And she's done as you can see I'm really pleased with her, I'm really pleased with the model. It's great, it's really evocative. Scary and thanks for watching, I hope you guys found some easy inspiration if you have this model yourself. 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