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This the tutorial on how I painted the House Delaque Necromunda gang. Have a nice day, Ivan

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House Delaque

Leather Jacket, initially on a black base I uniformly spread a base created with Scale 75-30 diluted 50% into water.

  



SC-30 Scale 75 Scalecolor Red Leather

I start the texturing with Scale 75 SC-28 using an old open bristle brush which allows me to have a less uniform texture.

  



SC-28 Scale 75 Scalecolor Orange Leather

I continue the texturing process adding to the Scale 75-sc28 and the sc29 gradually until it used pure sc29. finally I mix the sc29 with the sc 09 as the last highlight, creating small random dots and lines on the entire surface.


SC-29 Scale 75 Scalecolor Walnut

SC-09 Scale 75 Scalecolor White Sands

I start with the NNM base Scale 75 sc 49 and a pinch of black sc00 as the base color.

  



SC-49 Scale 75 Scalecolor Caribbean Blue

SC-00 Scale 75 Scalecolor Black

I create a mix of colors that go from the base color obtained first by gradually adding the blue-green base Scalemodel 75 sc 49 and white sc 09, creating more and more nuances between the various steps.


Finishing touches with a glaze of Scale 75 sc49 over the entire surface and doing edge highlight with sc09.

  



The sleeves are made with a basic purple darkened with black and gradually adding the same purple back to the mix and then adding the white to create a pastel purple in the final stages. Apart from the base color all the variations are made with the stiipling colors used  
sc00 sc33 sc09.

  



SC-33 Scale 75 Scalecolor Sunset Purple

The blades are made simply with yellow and white on a brown base..difficult to take a picture of the wip but on a brown base simply highlighting with a yellow and then extreme light with  
white.

  



SC40 Scale 75 Scalecolor Sol Yellow

SC-01 Scale 75 Scalecolor White

The head on a black base I used a base sc23 + 50%water.

  



SC-23 Scale 75 Scalecolor Indian Shadow

I gradually mix with sc23 sc 26 sc 19 to create my skin gradations using white as the final light.

  



SC-26 Scale 75 Scalecolor Sandalwood

SC-19 Scale 75 Scalecolor Golden Skin

I gradually mix with sc23 sc 26 sc 19 to create my skin gradations using white as the final light.


In this photo you can see in detail the final touches made. The reduced size of the head made me difficult to uniform the various color passages described above, so I decided to created a 50% water glaze with a brown present on my palette that was part of the mix for the  
jacket to darken and mixing all layers parts.

  



Details to note that I used the same colors of the lenses for the ampoule.

  



My whole palette with all the colors used and gradations created.

  



Tutorial

House Delaque

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