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Zombies on the Workbench: Dark Washes


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After basecoating, I applied various darker washes to bring out the shade details.

Loverboy

Loverboy (front)
Loverboy (back)

I used almost entirely Reaper Master Series liner colors for the shading. For Loverboy, it was a thinned-down Purple Liner for the flesh (chosen to give an eerie shade), very, very thin Grey Liner for the white, and Blue Liner (not so thin) for the shirt. I believe the jeans were done with Blue Liner mixed with a bit of black paint.

The Waitress

Waitress (front)
Waitress (back)

For the Waitress, I made a thin red wash with red paint and Magic Wash (10% Future in distilled water) and applied that to the dress. I used Reaper Brown Liner for the hair.

The Biker

Biker (front)
Biker (back)

Not much different here - used a thinned-down black for both the T-shirt and leathers.

The Sheriff

Sheriff (front)
Sheriff (back)

For the Sheriff, I've got the Khaki Triad from Reaper, so I used thinned-down Khaki Shade for the shirt details. For the pants, I used a mixture of Green Liner and Brown Liner. I also went back and applied Brown Liner to some areas of the shirt.