First layers of color… unbleached titanium
The first of four rounds of painting on the skulls was with liquitex Unbleached Titanium paint. First a wash with a fair amount of water plus the paint, which left the dark red skulls looking like they’d been dug out of a dusty pit. Then after that dried, drybrushing with scant amounts of the same paint. The result already looks remarkably like old bone!
Andy’s skull left side view after a wash with unbleached titanium, then dry-brushing with more after the wash dried
Andy’s skull front view after a wash with unbleached titanium, then dry-brushing with more after the wash dried
Andy’s skull after a wash with unbleached titanium, then dry-brushing with more after the wash dried
Andy’s skull mandible after a wash with unbleached titanium, then dry-brushing with more after the wash dried
Andy’s skull and mandible after a wash with unbleached titanium, then dry-brushing with more after the wash dried
Kevin’s skull left side after a wash with unbleached titanium, then dry-brushing with more after the wash dried
Kevin’s skull after a wash with unbleached titanium, then dry-brushing with more after the wash dried
Kevin’s skull top view after a wash with unbleached titanium, then dry-brushing with more after the wash dried
Kevin’s skull mandible view 2 after a wash with unbleached titanium, then dry-brushing with more after the wash dried
Kevin’s skull mandible after a wash with unbleached titanium, then dry-brushing with more after the wash dried
