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John Blanche Masterclass - Tainted Garden
John Blanche Masterclass - Tainted Garden
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The Army Painter – John Blanche Masterclass: Tainted Garden – WP4013P
Colour: Muted toxic green
Finish: Matte
Contents: 18 ml
The Army Painter John Blanche Masterclass Tainted Garden is a muted, toxic green shade for miniature painting. The colour is an excellent match for grimdark, gothic and weathered colour schemes and is ideal for corrupted nature, monster skin, fungi, moss and other organic details with an unhealthy appearance.
Toxic green for decayed and corrupted effects
Tainted Garden sits between natural green and sickly yellow-green, making it particularly useful for surfaces that need to look both alive and afflicted. The colour works well as a midtone in polluted green gradients.
Combine the shade with dark olive green for shadows and lighter yellow-green or ivory colours for highlights.
Ideal for monster skin, moss and fungi
The colour is highly suitable for zombies, mutants, reptiles and other creatures with unnatural skin tones. Tainted Garden also offers many possibilities for moss, fungi, rotting vegetation and contaminated terrain elements.
On bases and scenery, the shade can be used to give old ruins, swamps and polluted industrial environments extra character.
Excellent for grimdark and Blanchitsu styles
Tainted Garden combines particularly well with Midnight Olive, Blighted Green and earthy brown shades. By adding rust, dirt and dark washes, you can quickly create a weathered, contaminated finish.
The colour therefore matches miniatures and scenery that need to look old, corrupted or afflicted by strange energy perfectly.
Versatile for various techniques
Tainted Garden is suitable for basecoating, layering, glazing, blending and drybrushing. When thinned, the paint can be used as a green filter over existing surfaces, while drybrushing works well on moss, fungi and textured scenery.
As a mixing colour, Tainted Garden is useful for making natural greens yellower, dirtier and more unnatural.
Usage
Shake the bottle well before use. Apply Tainted Garden in several thin coats as a base or midtone. Deepen the shadows with Midnight Olive or dark brown and highlight the raised areas with Blighted Green, Ivory White or a light yellow-green shade.
Key features
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The Army Painter John Blanche Masterclass paint
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Product code: WP4013P
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EAN: 5713799401306
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Part of the Warpaints Fanatic series
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Contents: 18 ml
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Matte acrylic paint
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Muted toxic green shade
-
Ideal for grimdark and gothic colour schemes
-
Suitable for monster skin, mutants and reptiles
-
Highly suitable for moss, fungi and corrupted vegetation
-
Suitable for swamp and decayed terrain themes
-
Suitable for basecoating, layering, glazing and blending
-
Also suitable for drybrushing
-
Combines well with Midnight Olive, Blighted Green and Ivory White
-
Suitable for wargaming, RPG and display miniatures
The Army Painter – John Blanche Masterclass: Tainted Garden – WP4013P
Colour: Muted toxic green
Finish: Matte
Contents: 18 ml
The Army Painter John Blanche Masterclass Tainted Garden is a muted, toxic green shade for miniature painting. The colour is an excellent match for grimdark, gothic and weathered colour schemes and is ideal for corrupted nature, monster skin, fungi, moss and other organic details with an unhealthy appearance.
Toxic green for decayed and corrupted effects
Tainted Garden sits between natural green and sickly yellow-green, making it particularly useful for surfaces that need to look both alive and afflicted. The colour works well as a midtone in polluted green gradients.
Combine the shade with dark olive green for shadows and lighter yellow-green or ivory colours for highlights.
Ideal for monster skin, moss and fungi
The colour is highly suitable for zombies, mutants, reptiles and other creatures with unnatural skin tones. Tainted Garden also offers many possibilities for moss, fungi, rotting vegetation and contaminated terrain elements.
On bases and scenery, the shade can be used to give old ruins, swamps and polluted industrial environments extra character.
Excellent for grimdark and Blanchitsu styles
Tainted Garden combines particularly well with Midnight Olive, Blighted Green and earthy brown shades. By adding rust, dirt and dark washes, you can quickly create a weathered, contaminated finish.
The colour therefore matches miniatures and scenery that need to look old, corrupted or afflicted by strange energy perfectly.
Versatile for various techniques
Tainted Garden is suitable for basecoating, layering, glazing, blending and drybrushing. When thinned, the paint can be used as a green filter over existing surfaces, while drybrushing works well on moss, fungi and textured scenery.
As a mixing colour, Tainted Garden is useful for making natural greens yellower, dirtier and more unnatural.
Usage
Shake the bottle well before use. Apply Tainted Garden in several thin coats as a base or midtone. Deepen the shadows with Midnight Olive or dark brown and highlight the raised areas with Blighted Green, Ivory White or a light yellow-green shade.
Key features
-
The Army Painter John Blanche Masterclass paint
-
Product code: WP4013P
-
EAN: 5713799401306
-
Part of the Warpaints Fanatic series
-
Contents: 18 ml
-
Matte acrylic paint
-
Muted toxic green shade
-
Ideal for grimdark and gothic colour schemes
-
Suitable for monster skin, mutants and reptiles
-
Highly suitable for moss, fungi and corrupted vegetation
-
Suitable for swamp and decayed terrain themes
-
Suitable for basecoating, layering, glazing and blending
-
Also suitable for drybrushing
-
Combines well with Midnight Olive, Blighted Green and Ivory White
-
Suitable for wargaming, RPG and display miniatures
