Warhammer Painting Marble Effect

This one requires airbrush.

Warhammer painting marble effect.

I used another model for this than the video. The paint colors used in this tutorial will provide a white bone color marble but you can use your own colors to give the desired look your after. You can support me for as little as 1 a month over on my patreon page. Massive voodoo s jungle where some apes share their thoughts and ideas around their beloved passion the hobby of miniature painting and sculpting.

Create the look of marble at a fraction of the cost with a faux finishing technique. Feel welcome to come and check the jungle for tons of articles interesting tutorials creative competitions and the simple joy of happy painting hidden behind every tree. How to paint a marble effect faux finish. Choose your colors based on the type of marble you wish to recreate.

To better demonstrate the technique used i used standard 55mm and 25mm round bases. That being said this method is also rather simple and easy to learn with a bit of practice. Do a google images search under marble you should find something out there. Here i will take you on a step by step trip through the process of painting marble the same way as seen at.

Ok now for the written tutorial. We hope that everyone finds their own banana in here if not do not. So the first thing to do is find a marble pattern that you like the look of. This method is one i have been using for almost as long as i have been painting my ultramarines and is great for scenic bases and if you don t have access to an airbrush which admittedly is the best and quickest way to achieve a marble effect.

A while ago i posted this how to paint marble on a forum but it was a members only area and thought it may help people. Horus lupercal before we start some notes. The reason being that i forgot to cut from the video and take shots of the model at each stage. I totally meant to but as i got painting i just kept going.

An idea if you try your own colors is to do the colors listed below to give the white marble affect but then glaze the finished product with your desired color.