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    This document provides instructions for painting the skin of a green goblin miniature in 8 steps: 1. Prime the miniature with black primer spray. 2. Use Angel Green paint for the base coat, leaving shadow areas unpainted. 3. Apply washes of Snake Green mixed with black paint to unify colors. 4. Highlight with a mix of Angel Green and Scorpy Green, leaving some shadows. 5. Further highlight upper areas with Scorpy Green. 6. Continue highlighting with a mix of Scorpy Green and Bile Green. 7. Paint inner ears with a mix of Pale Flesh and Scarlet Blood paints.

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    This document provides instructions for painting the skin of a green goblin miniature in 8 steps: 1. Prime the miniature with black primer spray. 2. Use Angel Green paint for the base coat, leaving shadow areas unpainted. 3. Apply washes of Snake Green mixed with black paint to unify colors. 4. Highlight with a mix of Angel Green and Scorpy Green, leaving some shadows. 5. Further highlight upper areas with Scorpy Green. 6. Continue highlighting with a mix of Scorpy Green and Bile Green. 7. Paint inner ears with a mix of Pale Flesh and Scarlet Blood paints.

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    This document provides instructions for painting the skin of a green goblin miniature in 8 steps: 1. Prime the miniature with black primer spray. 2. Use Angel Green paint for the base coat, leaving shadow areas unpainted. 3. Apply washes of Snake Green mixed with black paint to unify colors. 4. Highlight with a mix of Angel Green and Scorpy Green, leaving some shadows. 5. Further highlight upper areas with Scorpy Green. 6. Continue highlighting with a mix of Scorpy Green and Bile Green. 7. Paint inner ears with a mix of Pale Flesh and Scarlet Blood paints.

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    MASTERCLASS

    Angel Giraldez
    How to paint a green GOBLIN,
    Skin, and details
    Most certainly, goblins are the fantasy creatures I like the most. Maybe
    because they are rude and naughty, I make them funny and cute.
    This amusement was fueled by the Games Workshop illustrations; do
    you remember them?
    The illustration by Adrian Smith is marvelous, a masterpiece!

    This is why, today I am going to show you how to paint a goblin skin
    from scratch. If you have your pints and brushes already prepared,
    let’s go for it!

    1
    1.
    Prime the goblin with 3 thin layers of Black Primer Spray
    by Vallejo.

    By the way, if you want to know how I painted the skin of the beast the
    goblin is riding, visit this link:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TgnfhMkjLRs&t=1096s

    2
    LIST OF COLORS USED:
    Angel Green Scorpy Green Bile Green Snake green Black
    Ref. Vallejo 72.123 Ref. Vallejo 72.032 Ref. Vallejo 72.122 Ref. Vallejo 72.417 Ref. Vallejo 72.051

    2.
    Use Vallejo’s Angel Green Ref. 72.123 for the base color.
    Do not miss to apply thin layers to get a homogeneous base coat. Leaving shadow areas
    unpainted is crucial, getting there the black priming color.

    3
    3.
    Now, mix Vallejo’s Snake Green Ref. 72.417 (90%)
    + Negro/Black Ref. 72.051 (10%).
    Thin it down heavily to apply washes over the
    whole surface.

    Let paint dry after each wash.


    By this step, we unify the base color of the skin
    with the shadows we left in black.

    4
    4.
    Angel Green Ref. 72.123 by Vallejo (30%)
    + Scorpy Green Ref. 72.032 by Vallejo
    (70%).
    Use this mixture to highlight the skin.

    This illumination is made by covering


    almost all the skin, getting a “lighter”
    color, but leaving some shadow areas
    unpainted.

    5
    5.
    With Vallejo’s Scorpy Green Ref.
    72.032, continue highlighting
    some of the upper areas of the
    skin (where light hits the most)

    6.
    To get a shiny green skin tone, we mix: Scorpy Green Ref. 72.032 by Vallejo + Bile Green
    Ref.72.122 by Vallejo, to continue highlighting the skin of the figure.

    6
    Remember that highlights should be applied on the upper areas, as we did in the previous
    step. We gradually reduce the highlighted area on each layer of light, in order to avoid
    covering the whole surface highlighted previously. Focusing the lighter color on a smaller
    and upper area each time.

    7
    7.
    Now, we will make it “turn to live” and add
    some interesting hues to the skin of this go-
    blin. For this, paint the inner ears with this
    mixture: Pale Flesh Ref. 72.003 by Vallejo
    (80%) + Scarlet Blood Ref. 72.106 by Vallejo
    (20%).

    8
    8.
    In this step, you have to paint the eyes with a thin brush, with Vallejo’s Scarlet Blood
    Ref. 72.106. To finish it, add a tiny white dot, as seen on the picture.

    9
    SOME IMPORTANT DETAILS...
    Sometimes, spending extra time to finish our miniatures is advisable, and this goblin deser-
    ves it, therefore we will apply some extra steps, in order to get a TOP piece.

    9.
    To make the mouth of the goblin
    looking more real, apply glossy
    varnish to get a spit effect.

    10.
    To paint the straps, use reddish-brown or orangey colors. These colors match perfectly and
    contrast with the skin of the goblin. Remember that reddish-brown is the opposite color to
    bluish-green, as seen on the color wheel.

    10
    11.
    When painting the metallic parts, such
    as the tins, use a grey base color, and
    highlight it with white.
    For example, I wanted to simulate a
    metallic surface, so I boosted the pla-
    nes of light (as if you were painting a
    NMM).

    11
    12.
    The final result.

    12
    13
    14
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    If you have liked this Masterclass, if you want to learn much more and want to
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    Painting better is possible!

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