How to Weather Paintwork with Pastels

Kathy Millatt

Published on Thursday 25 January 2018 by Kathy Millatt

We're continuing to use the Diorama Blitz Kino model kit sent to me by Doug Foscale.

This week we're looking at how to fade paint or streak with pastels.  Most people use pigments but pastels come in a wider range of colours and for fading paint, it's easy enough to find a similar slightly lighter shade to simulate fading.

The "Real" World includes a selection of photos from Lisbon and Textures.com:

Materials

Car Primer - I use Halfords grey primer
Tamiya paint - XF-7 - Flat Red, XF-64 - Red Brown, X-2 White
Vallejo paint - 71.289 - US Dark Green
Selection of chalk pastels in siennas, ochres, pinks and green
Isopropyl Alcohol (IPA) - I mix about 1:2 with tap water

Index

00:15 Real World
00:40 Method
08:51 Final Result

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