“Curious how my dungeon gets its color? Here I share short documentations showing how I brought it to life with paint. To start, you’ll see some impressions of the first color scheme I tried out. As you’ll notice, I mixed many of the colors myself and used larger bottles of acrylic paint to cover large areas efficiently.”
Last year, I started printing my dungeon again at 80 % scale, and I quickly realized: 40 kg of PLA doesn’t paint itself 😅. I took this new project as an opportunity to try out a completely new, rather dark color scheme – this time with a focus on reproducibility, since I’ve received many requests from the […]
You don’t need Golden Demon painting skills to bring your dungeon terrain to life – just some paint, the right method, and your dungeon will literally glow. I’m not a pro painter either, but even with basic tools and a bit of experimentation, you can achieve impressive fire and lighting effects that elevate your scenery. […]
The Painting Process in 4 Steps When painting dungeon terrain in larger batches, one question quickly comes up:How do I get a convincing stone grey – without burning through my entire hobby budget?This post isn’t a step-by-step tutorial, but rather a quick documentation of how I painted the walls, stairs and door frames of my […]
Color-Theme Version 1:Basic Tiles two tone scheme After some consideration, I decided to paint my first Dungeon Tiles (Basic Tiles) using a two-tone scheme:The large stone tiles are done in a cool, bluish grey, while the smaller in-between tiles get a warm terracotta red-brown.This helps highlight the distinct structure of this floor set, which features […]
1. Priming Black and painting the sand After priming, I painted the gaps with Desert Yellow. The light sand should provide a great contrast to the dark tiles. 2. Painting “Black” To paint the dark tiles, I mixed a lot of black with a little white. To give the dark gray more depth, I added […]
1. Priming Black + first brown layer After applying a black primer, I applied a first coat of brown paint. 2. Some more brown spots! I wasn’t entirely satisfied with the result: So I added some more brown spots with Army Painters Oak Brown and concentrated on the areas where you can see a lot […]
A little documentation of how I painted my Lava Tiles. I hope it helps you to paint your own. Maybe my documentation is also a good suggestion for a completely different painting of your own!
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