Vallejo Game Color: Bone White 
A warm, creamy off-white bone tone for skulls, horns, claws, parchment, teeth, aged cloth, drybrushing, and natural highlights. Perfect when pure white would look too harsh on a miniature.
 
What it does
Water-based acrylic made for fantasy & wargaming miniatures.
New Game Color formulation is designed to be smooth, fluid, opaque, and highly pigmented, with good light stability.
Dries with a matt finish and self-levelling behaviour to help reduce visible brush strokes.
Built with modern resins for better resistance to handling and rubbing, useful for tabletop gaming pieces.
 
How to use
Apply over a primed surface for best adhesion and coverage.
Shake well, then paint 2 thin coats for a smooth bone/off-white base.
Shade recesses with sepia, brown, or grey wash depending on the material.
Re-layer Bone White on raised areas, then add tiny ivory/white highlights for sharp definition.
 
Best for
Skulls, bones, teeth, claws, horns, tusks, and skeletons
Parchment, scrolls, candles, aged cloth, ropes, and wraps
Drybrushing rocks, ruins, bases, desert terrain, and wood texture
Soft highlights over browns, tans, greys, leather, and warm skin tones
 
ChalkyDot Tip: For realistic bone, base with Bone White, shade with sepia, then re-layer Bone White on the raised areas. Add pure white only on the sharpest tips. Too much white makes bone look flat instead of aged.