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It started a light grey (see previous picture), I stippled on a few areas of browns and greens to add a little texture. In this stage I have also painted the rock. I am pretty sure that this is how GW washes are made, paint and medium, it's much cheaper and more flexible to make your own. If it's very gloopy and sticks to your brush, you need to add a little water. If it flows all over the surface, like a glaze, you need to add more medium. It should "rest" in these areas quite nicely. I just mix it up with my chosen colour and apply it thinly, concentrating on the deeper recesses and/or areas I want to be dark. These days I tend to use matte medium (available in any art supplies shop). In the past I have used GW washes for this, or a mix of Tamiya and inks.
In this stage I shaded nearly all the basic colours.
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