Acrylic inks
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Why do you want to use acrylic inks is it for shadowing large zone ? Or something like around pockets, ropes, under upper eyes lits, or ...
Or is it for instant shadows on 25mm for wargaming ....Large zone, I use ....oils, pockets etc ... sepia India ( China à inks ) with a pen .
Wargaming , there is a special mixture from game workshop , you paint the way you like, than put the figurine in a bath of the mixture or use a large brush to rufly overcoat all with the mixture then with a sponge pass lightly on ...
Or is it for instant shadows on 25mm for wargaming ....Large zone, I use ....oils, pockets etc ... sepia India ( China à inks ) with a pen .
Wargaming , there is a special mixture from game workshop , you paint the way you like, than put the figurine in a bath of the mixture or use a large brush to rufly overcoat all with the mixture then with a sponge pass lightly on ...
Vallejo dry with a slight shine.
Citadel if they're still going, dry gloss.
I add a touch of Tamiya X21.
Citadel if they're still going, dry gloss.
I add a touch of Tamiya X21.
Historex Rob
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I watched a YouTube video where the author thinned her acrylic paints with inks.
She had a limited palette of inks. She mixed the inks and matched her acrylic color as closely as possible. She then mixed the ink with the acrylic.
She claimed this enhanced flow and color saturation vs. plain, thinned acrylic.
She had a limited palette of inks. She mixed the inks and matched her acrylic color as closely as possible. She then mixed the ink with the acrylic.
She claimed this enhanced flow and color saturation vs. plain, thinned acrylic.
