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the_marshal93
March 23rd, 2008, 13:28
Hi i'm just starting O&Gs and was just looking on the internet but i can't seem to find and decent orc skin tutorials.
Could anyone help me:?
I don't mind how complex or longs the tutorials are;Y
Cheers

zenith_tau
March 23rd, 2008, 14:03
Very easy.

1.) Basecoat Dark angles green
2.) Drybrush Snot green
3.) Drybrush Goblin green

Done.

NaOH
March 23rd, 2008, 14:34
Orc/ks are really easy to paint since they have real muscle tone in the figures. I'll give you two ways of painting, first up the classier look.

1 - Undercoat Black - This will give you an extreme shadow between muscles.
2 - Basecoat Dark Angels Green - If you don't want the extreme shadows fill in the 'crevices' with this green.
3 - Either Dry-Brush Snot Green or paint it on carefully - I found painting it on the muscles (as a highlight) gives it a cleaner look.
4 - Either Dry-brush or paint Goblin green - again if you dry-brushes the previous step dry brush this step.
5 - Mix up a lighter green and highlight.

The Lazy Method.

1 - Undercoat Black
2 - Coat of Snot Green (I think thay have a green in that new paint range, use that)
3 - Goblin Green highlights
4 - Mix 60/40 Green Ink with Water and lightly fill in the muscle tones.


I personally hate Inks on Orcs. If you want to experiment, try using a non-green colours scheme ;)

Lord Adrianus
March 23rd, 2008, 15:06
I'm starting a project log for my Orks (40k) and I've just painted my first one:

445

This has a bit more of a yellow finish (I like that)

This was painted:

Orkhide Shade
Dark Angels Green
Goblin Green
Camo Green

If you like you could give this a wash of Dark Angels green to make the colours blend in a bit more.

Killswitch
March 23rd, 2008, 16:38
Since my 40k Army ended up being over 150 models, I decided on a quick and easy TableTop quality way to paint green skins!

1 Prime Black
2 Paint it Orchide Shade (The whole thing, crevices and all)
3 Highlight with Knarloc Green
4 Highlight with Goblin Green
5 Extreme highlight on only the highest parts of Goblin Green:Bleached Bone, 2:1

That's about it. If you wanna go fancy...

1 Prime Black
2 Paint Orchide Shade
3 Mix highlight of 1:1 Orchide Shade and Dark Angels Green
4 Highlight DA Green
5 1:1 Highlight DA to Knarloc Green
6 Knarloc Green Highlight
7 1:1 Knarloc/Goblin Green Highlight
8 Gobbo Green Highlight
9 2:1 Gobbo Green:Bleached Bone extreme highlight
EDIT- Make sure you blend all of this one.

-J

C/-Rt3r
March 23rd, 2008, 16:42
http://i51.photobucket.com/albums/f370/plaugedone/DSCN0210.jpg

This is how i do ork skin.

Dark Angle Green Base coat
50/50 DA:Goblin Green
Goblin Green
50:50 Goblin Green to Scorpion Green
Scorpion Green
Water Down DA green about 5:1 Water:Paint, wash the whole model.

To give the muscles texture i apply the highlights in lines running down the muscles, i start doing the line highlights on the goblin green highlights. You can see what i mean particularly on his power klaw arm.

Walex
March 23rd, 2008, 22:48
If you basecoat with graveyard earth and highlight towards rotting flesh you get a very realisticlooking tone. A few glazes of green and red will enhance the colour as well.

CBrate
March 24th, 2008, 03:42
If you need to lighten the green, don't ad white or you'll get pastel colours. Add yellow instead.

Chaos877
March 24th, 2008, 03:56
Ink method (lazy)

chaos black primer
snot green
watered down black ink
(wait for ink to dry completely)
watered down black ink + a TINY bit of snot green

Drybrush method (looks a bit better)

Chaos black primer
dark angels green HEAVY drybrush
snot green medium drybrush
gobbo green light drybrush

Detail method (hero/lord chioces)

black primer
dark angels green heavy drybrush
snot green medium drybrush
gobbo green medium-light drybrush
gobbo green+white (50-50) light drybrush
camo green dusting
gobbo green light drybrush

swiecki
March 24th, 2008, 23:42
Damn you've got modeling and painting skillz.

http://i51.photobucket.com/albums/f370/plaugedone/DSCN0210.jpg

This is how i do ork skin.

Dark Angle Green Base coat
50/50 DA:Goblin Green
Goblin Green
50:50 Goblin Green to Scorpion Green
Scorpion Green
Water Down DA green about 5:1 Water:Paint, wash the whole model.

To give the muscles texture i apply the highlights in lines running down the muscles, i start doing the line highlights on the goblin green highlights. You can see what i mean particularly on his power klaw arm.

C/-Rt3r
March 26th, 2008, 01:56
Hehe, actually it is just the standard kommando nob, but many thanks.