Which paint style are you?

[Paint it Pink]

Black undercoat, white drybrush to give more vibrancy to the main colour, which drybrushed on top. Followed by a wash and a highlight drybrush.

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

White undercoat, base layer, ink, highlight, repeat for other shades, then base up!

[CorvetteK225]

Black primer, basecoat, pinwash for fabric shadows, highlight. I say "fabric" because I use base, mid, highlight for flesh, metal, and wood.

Dave

[Pruneau]

What is a pinwash?

[CorvetteK225]

I don't think it is a real term or not but what I mean is that I target just the specific recessed area or raised edge with a very fine tipped brush. I will sometimes first wash with a heavier loaded brush of the shadow color followed up by a lightly loaded one with a black wash.

Dave

[nikharwood]

What is a pinwash?

Basically it's a wash that is targeted to very specific areas on a model - eg rivets or folds on fabric or something - rather than a wash that covers everything...usually mixed thicker & painted on rather than slopped!

[CorvetteK225]

Hey Nik! we were posting at the same time. 

[Pruneau]

Ah I see, thanks!

[nikharwood]

Hey Nik! we were posting at the same time. 

Just as well we agreed then, eh??! Coolio 

[jchaos79]

I am type 2 --> Dark undercoat

[Maenoferren]

Messy here

[Leman]

Black undercoat, dry brush white, face first (dwarf flesh dry brush light flesh), basic colours, not too thick so a to get some shading, gloss varnish soft tone(AP) then matt varnish. It's quite quick and looks ok.