dancingmonkey wrote:
If you can two brush blend, you can get a similar result in a fraction of the time.
Just use P3 or foundry not Vallejo as its non toxic and has a liquid pigment so it blends far more easily than the GW/Vallejo style ground pigment. They are better for drybrushing.
learning this technique at the moment, I may go back and improve the turqoise-green blend in future but the thought of painting anything more on this bloody void spinner right now makes me sick to my stomach!
I'm flattered that guys who are 'pro level' want to share their tips and think I may be capable of actually doing what they say.... but alas I'm just an enthusiastic amateur with limited time for painting!
I'm going to be experimenting with pin-washes and glazes in future to see if I can speed up my painting time, although tbh the blends are what have taken me so long and I can't see a quicker way to do it outside of practice and hopefully getting better and quicker
