How to Paint an Ork Glyphs?

What are orc glyphs? Well, in a simple way, we will tell you that they are conceptual symbols that each clan takes into battle and whose purpose is to represent that clan and give it visibility in the heat of combat. For an orc, the clan comes first and will do everything possible so that its banner or glyph is the first to get the first casualties of the enemy.

To do this, these glyphs are placed in the most visible places on vehicles, and parapets and even worn on the armor, on masts, so that everyone can see them in the middle of the battle.

We are going to show you in this tutorial how you can paint your orc glyphs, with a combination of dry brushes, acrylic paints, and dipping inks, achieving a spectacular result, worthy of the best greenskin clans. The technique is very simple and, as always, you can also use it for other types of miniatures such as shields, protection plates, flags, or banners.

Dry brush base is essential in this type of technique because it marks all the shapes of the surface in a simple and quick way, where we will then apply other techniques, such as dipping inks to create shadows.

If you prefer to use another range of colors you can choose from the variety of model paints that we offer in the online store Green Stuff World.