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AceGently
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 Posted: 06-May-2009 11:15 Post subject: How to inkwash |
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| Has anyone here used inkwash instead of drybrush to add depth ot your minis? I've seen it done o the IWM site and a few others, and was wondering if anyone had tips for doing it.
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Mordel
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| Posted: 06-May-2009 14:46 Post subject: How to inkwash |
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I think only one or two folks on here paint, that I can think of. And I, unfortunately, am not one of them. 
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Sir Henry
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| Posted: 07-May-2009 11:25 Post subject: How to inkwash |
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I usually use a 4 to one ration of water to paint. When I have lot of tiny detail I may go to 5:1
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AceGently
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| Posted: 08-May-2009 01:25 Post subject: How to inkwash |
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| Thanks, Sir Henry. I tried a 5:1 mix to use on my Lightray. I love the way it looks. When i finish i'll post some pics.
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AceGently
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bandit
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| Posted: 17-May-2009 15:47 Post subject: How to inkwash |
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My blend ink mixture can 'vary according to the needs.If I want to pull out details than I usually use a strong black ink in this case I used the refiller for micro pens
It's different from normal ink on the market,this is really very dense and full-bodied so I add distilled water till is OK with future floor and matt varnish in order to avoid the shining effect.
It's up to you how much water you want for the mix.
I usually use the same tecnic with other ink color and those are the results:
PS
this is still a W.i.P.
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AceGently
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| Posted: 25-May-2009 00:55 Post subject: How to inkwash |
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| This may sound dumb, but what is a W.i.P? And nice looking mini BTW
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bandit
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| Posted: 30-May-2009 15:47 Post subject: Re: How to inkwash |
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| AceGently wrote: | | This may sound dumb, but what is a W.i.P? And nice looking mini BTW |
Work in progres...  ...always in progres!
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AceGently
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| Posted: 03-Jun-2009 17:23 Post subject: How to inkwash |
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| sometimes those net acronyms confuse me! thanks
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