Grigore TUTORIAL – Marc Masclans – PDF (eng)

This Grigore tutorial is a 38 page PDF by Marc Masclans that walks you step by step through painting the Grigore vampire from Kimera Models’ TENEBRAE range. Created for advanced hobbyists, the guide focuses on light, atmosphere and colour choices more than recipes, so you understand why each decision is made rather than just copying mixes. The project uses strong coloured lighting, with cold ambient tones and a vivid magical flame, making this Grigore tutorial ideal for learning how to control contrast on skin, cloth and metal at the same time.

After a brief introduction and planning section, the tutorial covers initial priming and sketch, fabric volumes, sword, fire effect, cloak and base, finishing with conclusions and global adjustments. Each chapter combines high resolution photos with clear English explanations about hue shifts, saturation and value, helping you read shapes and push volumes without losing control. You can follow the process on the original model or apply the same logic to your own dark fantasy characters and dioramas, treating the PDF as a reusable reference.

The Grigore tutorial complements other Kimera resources available on Pegaso World at https://www.pegasoworld.com/product-category/tutorials-shop/, the main Kimera Models page at https://www.pegasoworld.com/kimera/ and the TENEBRAE collection at https://www.pegasoworld.com/product-category/kimera-shop/kimera-teneb/. For matching paints, combine it with Kimera Kolors from https://www.pegasoworld.com/product-category/bases-accessories/kimera-kimera-kolors/. To see community versions of Grigore and other projects based on the tutorial, follow Kimera on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/kimera_models/, join the Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/kimeramodels/ and visit the Kimera Models YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@kimeramodels, where colour theory and lighting concepts reinforce the lessons in this focused digital guide. Supplied as a downloadable PDF, this resource is ideal for painters preparing competition pieces, coaching sessions or workshops focused on coloured light, as well as hobbyists who want a portable, print ready reference they can keep beside the desk or painting station.