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| Corporal    |  Painting Tutorial: Leather Compilation Erus, I'll have several different leather tuts put together in this thread. This is number One: Luscious well kept leather. Base coat. Tzeench bless Foundation Paints  Now here is the tricky bit. This colour is very deep and the only word to describe it is luscious. Red Gore, Chaos Black and Snakebite Leather in roughly 5:2:1 mix.  simple blend into red gore and highlighted with Blood Red.  Lastly, to get that shine that you only get when you've cleaned and polished leather...  PVA Glue.
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Blog Entries: 1 | Re: Painting Tutorial: Leather Compilation interesting to note that the highlights go into the creases and the high points remain the base colour. good work as usual, but i'm not sure i like the pva stage. +rep
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Blog Entries: 4 | Re: Painting Tutorial: Leather Compilation question for you. IF you didn't have snakebite leather, what would be a decent substitute?
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| Corporal | Re: Painting Tutorial: Leather Compilation Bubonic or Scorched brown perhaps Edit: @Hairy: The glue was still wet on that one Hairy. I didn't have time to let it dry.  @ Ides: thanks for the spling correction. 
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Blog Entries: 4 | Re: Painting Tutorial: Leather Compilation Not sure GW sell scotched brown. Scorched I do have though. also graveyard earth if needed. The foundation is astronomicon grey...and I assume you could use gloss varnish to the same effect as the PVA?
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| Corporal | Re: Painting Tutorial: Leather Compilation Yes, a gloss varnish painted on would work, but I find it's finish to sometimes be uneven and get hairs stuck in it. PVA (for me) just works better.
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Blog Entries: 1  | Re: Painting Tutorial: Leather Compilation I think the PVA looks interesting, (in a good way) i reckon once it's dry should give a nice leathery texture, nice one Nano. +rep+ |
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 | Re: Painting Tutorial: Leather Compilation I'm with Hairy and thought it was good after step 3 but thanks for the next step anyway. Thanks for the tutorial, BvL
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 | Re: Painting Tutorial: Leather Compilation Nice job,Thanks for the tut nano.
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| Corporal | Re: Painting Tutorial: Leather Compilation The flash on the camera does make the glue shine in a rather unnatural way.
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Blog Entries: 3  | Re: Painting Tutorial: Leather Compilation It looks good. Have you considered using a lamp or natural sunlight and turning the flash on your camera off to avoid that odd little sheen you are describing? I take all my photos by lamp light and it seems to work just fine for me. |
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02-21-2008
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| Corporal | Re: Painting Tutorial: Leather Compilation The natural light I use for most of my photos was not much in evidence at 9pm.. sooo... yea. I'll see if it's any better looking now.
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| Corporal | Re: Painting Tutorial: Leather Compilation You find that "f..."? A shot in Natural light... It's much better! 
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