How to PAINT Vampiric/Undead Skin the EASY WAY

After having explored the basics of painting volumes in the previous muscle painting tutorial, today I apply that knowledge with a desaturated palette to achieve a more deadlike result. No propper washes were used to achieve the look, just plain acrilyc paint and some water.
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[@bluedotdinosaur]

Very good work. This method of lightly washing then highlighting the most raised parts of muscles is a very good way to get used to layering. The round, bulbous shape of the muscles creates volume for you.

[@resourcefulminiatures]

thank you

[@howardcoates6985]

nice work, for me i think i like the purple wash for a little more natural shadows, although the blue suggests moonlight in a graveyard. like the video, keep it up.

[@resourcefulminiatures]

thank you!!!

[@WarChimp]

Thanks for this, the blue tinted skin is exactly what I want for the skinner walkers in Zombicide Rue Morgue to make them stand out.

[@resourcefulminiatures]

glad it was of help

[@te9591]

I think i like the blue the best. They all three have a nice subtle variance though.

[@resourcefulminiatures]

yeah, forgot to do a greenish one. didnt come to mind

[@babtou8335]

Nice inspiration, thanks for sharing !
Simple but effective 🙂 I 'll try this on some old Rackham zombies 👍

[@resourcefulminiatures]

makes me happy to hear it inspired you and youll give it a try, THX

[@Hello-1814]

Looks great.

[@resourcefulminiatures]

thank you

[@danielcrandell7533]

Going to try that on my batch of zombie walkers from cmon Zombiecide 2 ed

[@danielcrandell7533]

Super cool.

[@danielcrandell7533]

Can you share paint colors used?

[@resourcefulminiatures]

vallejo blue grey pale for the base, purple and dark sea blue mixed with turquoise for the washes, highlight again with blue grey pale, sky blue and deck tan

[@Tuxon86]

Those don't look like 32mm figurines, what are their scale?

[@resourcefulminiatures]

they are 34mm tall

[@ThimblewolfArt]

Great technique, but the loud background music at the same time as the talking was super hard on .y auditory processing disorder. I couldn't finish video.

[@resourcefulminiatures]

sad to hear that :(