Clown Pride Basing

Clown pride Neopet basing scheme is below

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This is the world’s laziest painting recipe post discussing the painting recipe I use for sugar candy miniatures neopets abandoned haunted theme park Forest basing scheme.

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1. brown base paste
   • I’m using Stirland Mud Paste Outpost Element
   • Fiver uses a product I’ve never seen and which wasn’t available at ElementGames or TheOutpost - I assume it’s a local USA brand; support them if convenient
   • It’s (pretty much) a colour match with Dryad Bark paint should you need to make corrections. Outpost Element
   • The goal is to build up enough texture that it looks like the character is in fact on a scruffy torn AstroTurf fairground.
2. DryBrush that minty-Green
   • ClownBoss Fiverr uses Army Painter Elemental Bolt Outpost Element
   • … there’s an air flavour too! Outpost Element
   • I had Game Color Foul Green on hand and found it to be a match. Outpost Element
   • I think my application of it at this state is closer to over brushing on the dry brushing / over brushing spectrum
3. DruBrush that soil with with Moot Green Outpost Element
   • also has an air! Outpost Element
   • I used Niblet Green - I already had that Outpost Element
   • this is a highlight
   • I’d encourage you to use a smol drybrush and avoid any of the decorations or anything so there’s a nice transition
   • This step is most definitely an actual dry-brushing
4. Technically Hexwraith Flame
   • The final step for the main area is an all-over wash of Hexwraith Flame Outpost Element
   • This particular colour predates the contrast line though it’s a pre-existing contrast paint as such I was only able to acquire a contrast variant of this paint and have used that.
5. I leave you now to your minty rim!
   • Paint that base rim with the Bolt color or my Foul Green using a thick unfinned coat to give it a solid look.

There you should have it.