SBS - Yeoman Milunka Savić - New Antioch TC
🕑 Added 2024-12-06 19:00:01 +0000 UTCHi dear Craftworldians!
I’m excited to share this step-by-step tutorial on painting the Yeoman from the Trench Crusade, inspired by Milunka Savić — Serbian war heroine and the most decorated female combatant in history.
In this tutorial, I'll guide you through each stage, from underpainting to final highlights, using techniques that makes this minis stand out. I invite you to try these steps yourself, experiment with the techniques, and add your own unique touch to the process. The steps in this tutorial are the same ones I used throughout the entire Trench Crusade group, so be sure to check out my other works for more ideas and inspiration.
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Both Aleksandra & I hope you will enjoy this lesson!
Marko Miladinović
Comments
Craftworld Studio
Hello there, yes. For metals green gray was used in a mix with Vanilla White.:) Best, Aleksandra and Marko
Peter G
is the green grey in this tutorial lightened with vanilla white or similar?
Craftworld Studio
Hi Daniel, There are no additional guides beyond what's available. We have a video tutorial for the Heavy Infantry and this PDF for Yeoman Milunka. However, with these resources and the other lessons available, we believe you’ll find plenty of inspiration to apply to all other characters and factions. We hope it will be helpful! Best, Aleksandra & Marko
Daniel Berends
Great work. I love the tones. Is there a guide for the third infantryman with the more plate armour and his hand up?
Craftworld Studio
Hello Frank, Thank you! Zenithal priming is a great tool for helping with initial volume sketching. We typically use it when aiming for more saturation in the highlights. However, for these pieces, Marko focused on creating a grim ambiance. A desaturated palette played a significant role in achieving that mood. :) Best regards, Aleksandra and Marko
Frank van Wattingen
Great tutorial again! Can I ask why you didn't use a zenithal priming for these minis?
Craftworld Studio
Thank you. It is more intuitive add on. But you can always thinking of color variations. If you have red in underpainting, it is not simply one tone. It can go from purple to orange. Also, when it comes to nmm, additional reflections are always great to add more contrast and interest. :)
Erik Battle
Just fantastic. Question: in the bonus SBS, the helmet has some bright red and yellow reflections that add some amazing vibrancy. They aren't part of the underpainting, nor the highlight colors shown. Is there rhyme or reason to that choice? It looks amazing
Craftworld Studio
Thank you, Rob. Yes, you can check tutorials from Where to Start list, here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/79921926?utm_campaign=postshare_creator&utm_content=android_share Best, Aleksandra and Marko
Rob Smith
love this, so helpful! Is their a guide anywhere on how the bases are constructed? Thanks again
