How to make a dry brush technique on wood?

Are you one of those who think the dry brush is a technique, resource, style, or tool? For us, it is all that and much more, because, if used properly, it helps a lot to speed up the work, highlight details and make textures more realistic.

For this, we have a wide range of dry brush paints and the best range of dry brushes on the market. And if, in addition, we provide you with modeling and painting tutorials like this one by our artist Roi Gonzalez, your success using the dry brush technique on wood is guaranteed.

However, we will always ask you to be careful in the use of any new technique that you do not master and that you practice it on old miniatures that you can use as test benches.

In this tutorial you will see how our dipping inks are a perfect complement to the dry brush technique on wood, since they manage to get into the deepest areas of the miniature, respecting the illumination achieved in the upper areas, achieved with the same resource. Remember that one of the most usual tricks for this technique is to use the brush gently on the surface, having previously unloaded part of the paint or model paints on a sheet of absorbent paper.