I used the 'Trisha, the Fiery Sorceress' model from Signum Games for this colour scheme. I have always been a fan of the Witcher and the opportunity to paint my own interpretation of Triss was too good to turn down. You can get your own copy of 'Trisha' here: https://signumgames.com/store/characters/trisha-the-fiery-sorceress-2/aff/19/ 
  Red Hair
- Basecoat with a 4:1 of   Troll Slayer Orange  &   Squig Orange .
 - Add some   Khorne Red  into your base mix, water it down and shade the sculted recesses in the hair.
 - Where is it darticuarly deep, mix a little   Abaddon Black  in and shade selectively.
 - Pic out the strands of hair as neatly as you can, with a thin line of   Fire Dragon Bright .
 - Mix the   Fire Dragon Bright  1:1 with   Flash Gitz Yellow  and paint a halo of light around the top of her head and on any prominent curls. Keep these highlights within the last stages highlights.
 - Mix in some   White Scar  into the above mix and highlight an even smaller area.
 
Turquoise Cloth
- Basecoat with a 1:1 mix of   Sotek Green  &   Kabalite Green .
Wash: Drakenhof Nightshade
Layer: Sotek Green, Kabalite Green & Blue Horro - Wash with   Drakenhof Nightshade .
 - Pick out edges with an equal parts mix of   Sotek Green ,   Kabalite Green  and   Blue Horror .
 - Pick out specular highlights with small dots of   Blue Horror . I limited this to the little bead things only.
 
Red Gloves
- Basecoat with 1:1   Khorne Red   and   Doombull Brown .
 - Mix some   Jokaero Orange  into the base mix and apply chunky highlights to raised folds.
 - Selectively highlight within the last stage, using thin lines of pure   Jokaero Orange .
 - Finally ass very small highlights of   Ushabti Bone .
 
Tan Leather Top
- Basecoat with a 1:1 mix of   Zamesi Desert  and   Ushabti Bone .
 - Wash with   Seraphim Sepia .
 - Edge highlight with   Ushabti Bone .
 - Selectively highlight with   Screaming Skull .
 - On upward facing curves and points add speuclar/very small highlights of   Wraithbone  or even   White Scar .
 
Black Trousers
- Basecoat with   Abaddon Black .
 - Glaze highlights of 1:1   Abaddon Black  and   Skavenblight Dinge  towards knees or similar exposed areas.
 - Chunky highlights with   Skavenblight Dinge .
 - Finfe edge highlights with   Stormvermin Fur .
 - Selective highlights of   Karak Stone .
 
Dark Brown Leather (Boots)
- Basecoat with   Abaddon Black  and   Karak Stone  in a 3:1 ratio.
Highlight: Basecoat mix & Karak Stone
Highlight: Karak Stone
Dot Highlight: Screaming Skul with - Add more :karak stone and pick out folds.
 - add fine highlights of pure   Karak Stone .
 - Finally, mix   Screaming Skull  (or an off-white of your choice) into the   Karak Stone  and add small/dot highlights where needed.
 
Red Leather (Boots)
- Basecoat with 1:1   Khorne Red  and   Doombull Brown . 
 - Chunky highlight edges with   Doombull Brown .
 - Add finer highlights of 1:1   Doombull Brown  and   Fire Dragon Bright .
 - Add   Screaming Skull  to the mix from the last highlight, and selectively highlight corners and prominant curves.
 - Finish off with specular highlights of   Screaming Skull , if you wish.
 
Red Cape Lining
- Basecoat with a 2:1 mix of   Khorne Red  and   Abaddon Black .
 - Add more   Abaddon Black  to the base mix, then glaze shading into recesses.
 - Add chunky highlights of   Khorne Red  to edges and raised folds.
 - Mix the   Khorne Red  2:1 with   Ushabti Bone  and apply a finer highlights.
 - Increase the amount of   Ushabti Bone , so it is roughly 1:2 and then selectively highlight everything again.
 
Dark Brown Leather
- Basecoat the leather area with   Rhinox Hide .
 - Glaze most of the leather with thinned   Mournfang Brown . Use quite a small brush and drag towards edges in rough lines. This should create some extra texture.
 - Add a chunky edge highlight of   Skrag Brown  to all edges.
 - Highlight everything again, this time with a fine line of   Skrag Brown  and   Ushabti Bone  mixed 1:1. This is a good mix to throw in occasional fine lines as scratches 
 - With pure   Ushabti Bone , selectively highlight corners and exposed edges of the leather. Put a dot of this colour where the additional scratched above meet edges too.
 - Add a little pure white (like   Dead White ) to your   Ushabti Bone  and add dot highlights to corners.
 
         
        
        
          
  
  
    
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