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I'd love to see your take on Wordbearers in this style, I'm curious how you will deal with the technical challenge created by the presence of all of the runes text and sygils on their armor. Also I like the darker red you get on them and the blood ravens as compared to the brighter red's of the blood angels and world eaters.

Very comicbook-esque i love it

It's possible to aply wash oil on miniatures without primer ?

How about you do that with some gundams

Hello, Susan here. My peak bar is slapping oil washes on.

you paint style is crazy and i love it

Comic style Like a good old 80's 👍👍👍

i thought that was Mr. Freeze for a sec 💀

The face looks like PS2 graphics

Is that an imperial knight?

Did they paint the head as well? Or was it prepainted

It looked like bunk at the start with those flat colours and then that blending, my god. Great example of trust the process. That looks amazing.

That’s the most beautiful way to do color how do you even do that???

Looks awesome, your channel is right up my alley my man

This went from looking like my minis to golden demon entry real quick.

Amazing work, do you varnish over oils?

Praise be to space king

Have you painted halgrim yet. Need some inspiration.. 😊

This is the absolute best style I have ever seen for painting minis

That looks like an illustration in the best way possible

Draw the rest of the owl

This is really useful. I am always aiming to improve my nmm and this is a really good video to reference. Kudos!

What sheets do you use one your wet pallet mate?

Bro doesn't use an energy sword... HE IS AN ENERGY SWORD!!!

I cant wait to see more of this more "artistic" fundamental tutorials for miniature painting!

Awesome method! As always very inspiring!

Stelling eller Creas?

Sounds like something I could use for the terrain, but not for minis. Not at the moment. Convenience and fast drying of acrylics is essential for me since I have no dedicated work station and kids who love to contribute.

You have absolutely hit the nail on the head. “THIS ULTIMATE HACK THAT CHEATS THE UNDISCOVERED FIX WHICH I WISH I KNEW WHEN I STARTED IN MY TOP TIPS TO WIN GOLDEN DEMON IN JUST 5 MINUTES. But first a word from my sponsor.”

This looks incredibly hard to get into

One problem I had at early into blending was that it truly is slow. Took me a moment to accept that not every brush stroke will leave a clearly visible result.

A video about how to record miniature painting with a camera (Non a webcam or phone, I dont know how people call professional cameras), I have one of those, and I tried multiple times recording myself painting, but the color, the focus and other things always feel odd when I review the recording.

You are being very modest here. Its a webcam with a glorified controller. Not too special in any way. And I feel for the 219eu (from your link) save up a bit more and go with something else. But the controller is a nice idea. Could be cool to hack it to work with other webcams in obs would be the way to go... maybe even cut the price with 30-50%? I dunno. I might be harsh here.

Wow that turned out great 👍

I have never shot myself painting miniatures. But as a cinematographer i can safely say that i agree with you...this thing is pretty useless for filming miniatures. my suggestion: - Acquire a descent slr sized camera that can record in 4k resolution. - Learn about "focal length", "angle of view", and "depth of field". Once you do that you can confidently make the right choice about what lens to get for your camera. - Learn about exposure. - Learn as much as you can about lighting, such as the "quality of light (from hard to soft), angle of incidence equals the angle of reflection. - mess around with a polarizer to control reflections. - feed camera's image to an external monitor, so you can see what youre filming - rely on modern auto-focus technology (Sony does it best imo) - find the best way to mount your camera that gives you the most flexibility and does not shake as you move around. (this may be the least straightforward tip) - and then go down a rabbit hole of post production to ensure your delivered result is the most optimal. This is usually where things fall apart for people who are new to the world of image making, and wonder why their footage doesn't look as good as others who are using the same camera. In the end its not rocket science, but may be tricky to learn due to a very non-linear way of learning (much like miniature painting).

starting with a green prime is such a great idea!

What’s the music during the drawing segment?

I'm stealing this for my black templars, its sooo sick

this looks insanely well!

Check out the full lesson on Patreon! www.patreon.com/Watchpaintdry_minis

What would you use to strip oils from a mini if you wanted to give them a different paintjob later on for whatever reason?

would you recommend the gamblin oils over the W&N artist oils?

Does an oil painted model look like it's been painted with oils compared to the smooth finish you get with acrylics? Do you have a preference of which medium you prefer to use?

Would love to see dark angels done in this method

Your channel wont be on 3k subs for long my guy some of the best content ive seen, will be heading over to your patreon soon for sure. Just started mine painting and began with a Dreadnought (which i regretted pretty quickly) Already learnt a lot from it though and been looking for a more sytematic way to learn that jumping around on youtube. Sounds like your patreon offers just that!

holy cow <3 on video its 10 minutes, i wonder how long it really takes in real life, the outcome is outstanding

Teaching is a gift that allows you to take a very complex subject and make it understandable for anyone. You are incredibly gifted and I’m very appreciative that you take the time to make these videos.

Absolutely beautiful

Is there a reason you didn’t choose violet over the ultramarine blue glaze to tie everything together? Would magenta also work as a contrasting shadow? Trying to wrap my head around colour theory a bit more. Thanks