The Army Painter: Tufts - Lowland Shrubs

Lowland Shrubs are the dense, bush‑like foliage tufts designed to add chunky, grounded vegetation to your bases. They’re thicker and more shrub‑like than standard grass tufts, making them perfect for marshes, riverbanks, lowland forests, overgrown ruins, and any terrain where vegetation grows wide and wild.

This is the tuft painters grab when they want “lush undergrowth, dense foliage, or grounded natural realism.”

What Lowland Shrubs Are Built To Do

• Simulate small bushes and thick undergrowth

• Add height and volume beyond normal grass tufts

• Blend seamlessly with Woodland, Swamp, and Highland tufts

• Create believable lowland terrain for fantasy, historical, and sci‑fi bases

• Bring lush, organic texture to otherwise flat basing materials

They’re ideal for bases that need a little more wildness.

Why Painters Love Them

• Perfect for nature‑heavy armies (Sylvaneth, Seraphon, Stormcast, druids, rangers)

• Great for monsters that lurk in forests, swamps, or riverbanks

• Adds storytelling — your mini isn’t just standing somewhere, it’s in the environment

• Pairs beautifully with soil, bark, moss, and water effects

• Easy to apply — peel, glue, done

Lowland Shrubs are basically the “instant overgrowth” button for your bases.

Painter’s Vibe

Lowland Shrubs bring that “lush lowland, creeping underbrush, wild nature reclaiming the land” energy — perfect for any miniature that thrives in thick, living environments.