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Bone Brown in a marker – the light sandy brown for bone, canvas and pale wood. Warmer and less sickly than Putrid White.
Specifications
| Range | Quick Marker |
| Colour | Hnedá / Brown |
| Volume | marker, brush tip |
| Type | contrast acrylic paint in a marker |
| Finish | matt |
| Code | AKMQ027 |
| EAN | 8435568353770 |
| Manufacturer | AK Interactive |
| Country of origin | China |
What it is for
- bone, tusks and antlers
- canvas, sacks and tents
- light wood and paper
What to pair it with
They work well together: Bone Brown – the same shade in a bottle, Leather, Light Leather.
FAQ
When do I use Bone Brown instead of Putrid White?
Bone Brown for bone in nature and for canvas; Putrid White for the undead and anything that should look diseased. The difference is the olive cast of the second shade.
How do you use a Quick Marker?
Uncap it and paint straight from the brush tip. Light pressure releases the paint, so there is no palette and no thinning. Shake the marker before first use and press the tip onto scrap paper until it saturates.
Can I get the paint onto a palette?
Yes. Stroke the tip across a wet palette and work from there with a brush – useful when you want to mix the shade or pull it into a transition.
The full range is in AK Quick Markers, alongside AK Quick Gen Color.