I usually paint over a white basecoat because I do bone a lot, but when I paint yellow I usually start with scorched brown, then bestial brown, then snakebite leather, then bubonic brown, then my yellow shade over that. I can shorten that to Scorched brown, snakebite leather, bubonic brown then yellow. That works over a white basecoat and should work over a black one as well.
Looking for tips on painting yellow
I'm currently working on painting up some bad moon orks, but my yellow colors are turning out like garbage. I tried working up from a white undercoat. I was thinking about trying to paint the yellow on a black undercoat now, and working up to yellow from a brown color. If anyone has some other ideas i would really appreciate hearing about them. Thanks!
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