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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nx-4T8hx64s&feature=plcp

That looks like a really simple and effective way to do it!

Now to go and paint all of those boyz

Good tutorial. Using lots of washes and glazes like that will definitley give natural transitions and lots of contrast.

!#$@! My orks are all primed black!! lol.

I wonder if you could use something like this with space marines.

jb7090 wrote:
I wonder if you could use something like this with space marines.

I would have to say probably not. marines are alot more non-organic and hard material than orcs are. They do alot better with drybrushes / layering / edge highlighting.

But i do have to say, the method on this is brilliant for hordes of boyz / gretchin. I would take more time on warbosses / nobz, but if i needed to pain 150 shoota boyz (the only way to play orks properly), then this is what i would do.

good show

-Gunnvulcan

You can do it on human models like Catachans with Rheikland Fleshshade.