How I paint it my stone walls

[conny]

Hi All,
Collectors are always asking me how I paint it my stone walls.

Here is a little SBS:

I use Oil paints of Winsor & Newton



The follow Steps all in Drybrush.







Now you can use more Naples yellow or Titanium white to paint more lights on wall.

Have fun when you try it.

[Guynemer]

Great tutorial and the result stands out very nicely! I like the worn effect from highlighting the textured surface

I've always wondered though, do artist's oil paints adhere as well to plastic and have the same durability? Many people seem to use them these days.

[Peter]

Thanks for sharing Conny

[SamSagace]

... that's a very clear and useful tutorial!
Many thanks Conny!

[Carlo Antonio]

Many thanks for share !!

[DrWillettsWorkshop]

I wanted to thank you for the recipe ,I remember you posted a short version a while ago. I tried it and was quite pleased with the results. However, not knowing this range of paints, I googled your colors to find matching GW/Vallejo ones. It was quite easy but the starting base color is the issue for me as it can be slightly different each time.
Cool tutorial anyway.

[leifkarl1112]

Excellent tutorial!

I will give this a try on my field wall from Italeri...........

Karl.

[Victorious Secret]

Hi Conny,

I'm big fan of your work. Thank you for the imformative tutorial.

I hope in some way, you could also do a tutorial on your flats in the future. Sun26 and I loves them!

VS

[ModernKiwi]

That is magnificent to look at, I will have to give it a try. Thank you for posting.