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Redoing my Dark Eldar army paint scheme into what you see in these pictures. I know im not the best photographer, but I am trying to get them better. Please feel free to critique and commetn, as I am slowly learning all of the painting tricks I can. These were done with a watered down 3:1 of Scab Red, 2:1 of Necron Abyss, 3:1 of Dark Angel Green, 3:1 of Liche Purple, 3:1 Blood red for the hair, 2:1 Elf Flesh for fleshtones, and lastly, a wash of Devlan Mud for the Flesh and Badab Black for the Armour, Weapons, and hair. This was all followed up with a Gloss Varnish over any parts that weren't organic, simply because I like the Flashiness of it for the theme that my Dark Eldar Army is going for. I will try to get better pictures up of them once I get a better spot to shoot in, and eagerly await any help and comments!!!

Thank you for taking the time to look at my creations!!!






Think This should be a much better photo of Kra'yg, hope it looks better!!!

They sorely need highlights.

I agree with MasterSlowPoke, its amazing how much different hilights can make, they just take a model to a whole new level

Still learning how to do highlights correctly, seems like every time I try, it just looks like a dang line lol

I think she shininess is cool, make me think of bondage. Haters gonna hate.

Hilight a model completely. if you only highlight it a bit, the hilighting doesnt really work. However on a completely hilighted model it probably does.