BANGLES
“…ivory or copper bangles could be worn around the wrists
and ankles”
Ivory Bangles
Desert Yellow, then Desert Yellow mixed with Skeleton Bone,
and then pure Skeleton Bone and final highlight of Skeleton
Bone mixed with Matt White.
Metal Bangles
Weapon Bronze, then Greedy Gold, then Greedy Gold mixed
with Shining Silver and a final very tiny highlight of pure
Shining Silver. And then I gave them a wash with Strong
Tone Ink.
and ankles”
Ivory Bangles
Desert Yellow, then Desert Yellow mixed with Skeleton Bone,
and then pure Skeleton Bone and final highlight of Skeleton
Bone mixed with Matt White.
Metal Bangles
Weapon Bronze, then Greedy Gold, then Greedy Gold mixed
with Shining Silver and a final very tiny highlight of pure
Shining Silver. And then I gave them a wash with Strong
Tone Ink.
SPEARS
“They produced a variety of spear types, designed for different
tasks in hunting and warfare.”
Iron tip
Gun Metal, then Plate Mail Metal, and then Shining Silver and
lastly a wash with Strong Tone Ink.
Shaft
Oak Brown mixed with Leather Brown, and then Monster
Brown mixed with Skeleton Bone, then Matt White added to
that, and then a final highlight with more Matt White added to
the mix.
tasks in hunting and warfare.”
Iron tip
Gun Metal, then Plate Mail Metal, and then Shining Silver and
lastly a wash with Strong Tone Ink.
Shaft
Oak Brown mixed with Leather Brown, and then Monster
Brown mixed with Skeleton Bone, then Matt White added to
that, and then a final highlight with more Matt White added to
the mix.
Above. Bangles and spears painted in. Top inset shows a metal bangle in detail, bottom inset shows spears tips and the shaft in
detail.
