But how?
I went to youtube, typed in "lava bases" and found this!
And while I don't have an airbrush, this was very helpful.

I started with a couple of coats of reaper white primer.


Sun yellow...

Skipped taking some pictures, and here we've got some Marigold Yellow, Fire Red, Dragon Red, and Pure Black on the rock.

After a bunch of blending and glazing...

We've got a tabletop quality pit fiend!
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