Stephen Sheldon wrote:
>
> >
> > Sauron1 writes;Steve; What brands of inks do you find works best?
> >
> > I use eather acryrilics or enamels over a white primer undercoat.Mostly
> > I use Inks for washes, but now mostly just Burnt Sienna for a dirty
> > effect.The original GW inks were ok but expensive here.
>
> I managed to trade magic cards for a lifetime of paint (except **^&%
> terracotta, which I am out of) I Use GW inks as a result. I have not used
> any others, and am not inclined to do so as they work perfectly for me.
> The thing with GW inks is they are all very bright so they have to be
> mixed, it isn't a problem for me, that was how they were designed, it's
> just I have heard people complaining...
> Steve
>
> --
> I have found that Windsor & Newton inks are very good. I personally recommend the "Nut Brown" as an overall wash to bring out detail and such. It's effects on skeletons is no less than phenomenal.
anvil
Received on Wed Mar 18 1998 - 19:16:52 UTC
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