TOPIC: Painting Woodland Native Americans |
Any advice on colours and so on for painting Woodland Native Americans? |
Standard User Posts: 426 njt236 3rd Nov 2017 05:28:54 I use Foundry Native American Flesh. Not all three shades, that would be a bit OTT. I just use the 120B as basecoat and 120C to highlight Through the travail of the ages Midst the pomp and toil of war Have I fought and strove and perished Countless times upon this star. G S Patton |
Standard User Posts: 404 Glenn Pearce 5th Nov 2017 08:36:28 Hello John! I had to look at mine as I painted them about 7 years ago. For the ones wearing shirts I painted them in various shades of blue, grey and red. I painted all the ones wearing blankets or bear skins all dark brown as I couldn't confirm exactly what is was. All the pants were painted a light tan to look like buckskin. I just used a normal flesh colour. I finished them off with a light ink wash that darkend the flesh slightly and gave some the illusion of wearing some war paint! Gave them all black hair and any with feathers I painted them white. All belts were painted black. I plan to paint another couple hundred next year and don't think I'll change a thing. Best regards, Glenn
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Standard User Posts: 426 njt236 6th Nov 2017 03:46:39 I assumed the original question related to skin tone rather than clothing!!! Through the travail of the ages Midst the pomp and toil of war Have I fought and strove and perished Countless times upon this star. G S Patton |
No, both skin and clothes. But your advice is very welcome! |