How to paint a wargame skin cloak?

Can you get, with the use of our acrylic paints, a fine brush, and a very precise technique; paint a skin cloak in a simple and fast way and with a realistic finish? This is the demonstration that it is possible thanks to our artist Roi, who brings us a perfect technique for when the time comes when you need to imitate fur in whatever form it takes, and on whatever surface you want.

Coats, boots, clothes, hats, bags... Use these steps and get an impeccable finish of any shade of leather with the help of our products. Before you get down to work, we will tell you that, in this case, it is essential to have good control of the brush stroke and that the miniature paint brushes used are as sharp as possible.

Therefore, we recommend you practice, on an unusable surface, the necessary strokes that you will need to imitate the hair texture that you can see in this tutorial. It is a good idea to do it in strokes of different sizes to adapt them to the different sizes of fur you will find.

In addition, we also advise you to leave enough time between coats of color to dry properly so that there is no danger that the model paints are mixed and form tones that you were not looking for. Be patient, with practice... You will get an impeccable finish!