Introduction
Painting D&D Characters can be intimidating for beginners, but with the right approach, you'll achieve great results. This tutorial breaks down the process into manageable steps.
Color Scheme Planning
Before you start painting, decide on your color scheme. D&D Characters offer various options depending on your preference and lore.
Materials List
- Primer (grey or black recommended)
- Base colors for main areas
- Wash/shade paints for depth
- Highlight colors
- Detail brushes (sizes 0, 1, and 2)
- Palette and water pot
Step 1: Preparation and Priming
Clean your D&D Characters models and remove any mold lines. Apply primer in thin, even coats.
Step 2: Base Colors
Apply your chosen base colors to the main areas. Don't worry about being perfect - washes will help define details later.
Step 3: Washing and Shading
Apply washes to add depth and shadow. This step brings out all the details in your D&D Characters.
Step 4: Highlighting
Add highlights to raised areas to make your models pop. Edge highlighting works particularly well on D&D Characters.
Step 5: Details and Finishing
Paint small details like eyes, pouches, and insignia. These final touches bring your D&D Characters to life.
Common Color Recipes
Here are tested color combinations that work well for D&D Characters. Use our paint matcher to find equivalents in your preferred brand.
Advanced Techniques
Once you're comfortable with the basics, try weathering, battle damage, or custom conversions to make your D&D Characters unique.