High Quality Speed Painting™ NEW WARCRY Ep.2! Horns of Hashut
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Speed painting in its most "utilitarian" form serves the simple purpose of quickly bring a bunch of models to the gaming table but for me is mostly a study of what is really really essential to make a model/illustration work and look cool; speed itself becomes more like a nice sub product of this investigation that reveals how simplicity and a few clear key elements are often the best way to create a striking image! See you later at the premiere!!!
It’s actually a real trip watching your work. I just cannot fathom how you actually execute this deep a level of artistry in such a short time with such a glorious deepness and variety. Maestro!
You just gotta try. Color harmonies/contrasts, tinting etc are all your friend that go a long way to make this work easily. Keyword easily. It is surprisingly simple and I feel that many people walk away from watching these after the final reveal feeling that, from the context of their miniature painting perspective it is hard because the end product is so good. But it is easy and you just need the gear (oils are not expensive, those USB airbrushes are a great place to start - but you can drybrush if you don't want to shell out for that) and a little practice.
Your instruction on how colors interact has completely elevated my interior design game too. My wife always asks my opinion on how a rug or piece of furniture interacts with the color elements of a room.
You got one of the Best (If not THE Best) minis painting chanels IMO - unfortunately hard to relate when not using airbrush :)
I love painting minis in batches of 4-8 like you're doing now with these videos, for me it's the right balance of saving time with a good system and also not feeling burnt out on a particular single mini (or 40!)!
You make it look so easy and more important enjoyable. Thanks, Marco!
Start to Finish....100% Awesome. Now it's my turn to paint my Horns of Hashut. I just bought it today. Of course, it will not come as great as you're, but oh well. 😊
Marco, watching your videos has shaken me out of a hobby slump and activated the creative part of my brain I had forgotten I could use when working with minis. Grazie e bravo!
This is the only type of painting I care about. I only paint armies. People are always talking about art in single miniatures there’s something special about 100 to 200 hundred models painted well in exactly the same style.
That's what makes Marco one of my faves CZcamsr when it comes to speed painting. His paint job is not even all identical from one mini to another in the warband. They're all different but very coherent, while also maintaining high quality and efficiency workflow.
Amazing as always, but those bases, I know they seem simple, but would love to know the recipe, thanks Marco!
Thanks for all the amazing work you do. All the different elements and speediness makes batch painting a ton of fun! Keep up the inspiring work!
It is so interesting to watch you paint and compare to Sergio Calvo (sorry to mention the competition on your channel). I would love to see the 2 of you paint the same model: your approaches are so different, but amazing in their own rights
Helloooooo, Marcooooo! Glad this series is back.
Again very nice Marco! You had me stunned when the silver was added. Did not see that coming :D . Love the complimentary scheme and execution.
Hi Marco. Thanks for the high quality and very inspiring videos you keep on making for us!
These came out amazing! I will certainly have to experiment more with oil paints and mineral spirits in the future.
Awesome
Just stunningly amazing work, Marco! You totally inspire me to get better all the time. Love ya, babe.
Stunning, as usual! I think this colour scheme would work great with a whole Slaanesh army 😃
Hello from corpsgrinder video😁 Grazie Marco for another great video
Wow. Impressive as always.
This feels like a recipe even a middling painter like me could copy. And then, just like cooking recipies, make it my own further on.
I dont have oilpaints tho, but I am of a mind to buy a few small tubes, just for the washes.
Hey Marco, at 1:58 you talk about this blue undercoat tricking your brain into seeing this paint job as having a cool temperature. With so many layers on the model, I'm not sure if that will actually show up, even subliminally. It would be interesting to see this effect side by side with a model that had a different undercoat but was painted in the same ways.
Also, I think a troubleshooting video would be a great addition to your videos. Instead of "do this and your model will look great" something like "this is why you aren't getting the results that you want". I think this would be much appreciated by the community and it's not something anyone else has done. Thanks for the videos!
Great tutorial!! As always, it's a pleasure watching you paint 🙂
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Marco these warband videos are so good. Have you done a video on how you painted the blue bases for these minis?
I just found out how to speed paint my hallowed knights! Thanks Marco! 😘
Those bases look awesome, I'll have to try figure out how he did them.
I really like this recipe / workflow. Thanks!!
😊😊😊
Marco, please some advise/tip needed. What is your way to get rid of the plush from the Qtips after rubbing away the oilwash? Grazie
Looking forward to the terrain
Hi Marco, I subscribed after seeing the AoS painting videos and the oil painting tutorial! Really like to watch this type of video.
I am sure you often get this question, and I am sorry to be someone to ask again, but...
a) how long did you leave the acrylic layer to dry before applying oils?
b) how long did you leave the oil layer to dry before doing acrylic highlights?
I hope to do some oil work soon, your videos really inspire me to try!
Amazing as always Marco! See you in 2 weeks for some terrain painting? 😜
👍 Confirmed 😉
Another fantastic video and paint job! I love watching your videos; your final results are very similar to how I want my models to look, but you do it in half the time that I do. You explain why you're taking the steps that you do so well (and with a wonderfully cheerful enthusiasm). Combined with your videos on colour theory and painting techniques, I can (after watching the video a couple of times) just put the video on in the background while I work and just by listening to you talk, know what the model looks like in my head. I regularly go back to your Corvus Cabal video as I think that colour scheme is just beautiful. 💜
Tremendous again Marco. I’ll be following your videos for this.
Sick !!
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Because of you, i'll start using oil paints haha greeting from Québec mate ! THX for your great vidéos !
I’d love to see you speed paint the new Operation Blackwind starter for Infinity
Great work Marco!
Glorious Marco, beautiful! Love your speedpainting series. I hope you get to do some more Infinity in the future, your work on O12 was some of my all time favorite.
Great work as always!
Marco you delicious bastard. I love your work and your accent. Keep showing us this top quality painting mate.
Marco, I'm curious: I've noticed that acrylic Gouache has pretty much replaced heavy body acrylics for finishing your miniatures recently. Is this because you've come to prefer them entirely, or just because they're a fun new tool in your kit that fills the same purpose? I've been thinking of picking up one or the other to add to my collection.
Extremely impressive. You definitely have the most unique style of the youtube painters... could u consider showing us briefly how you would tackle the terrain
Thanks a million! Great timing: terrains are this week's topic 😉😊
Tempted to get the box now.
It's a really nice release and if you never played WarCry, a new 100% full game in a box!
On your Patreon videos, do you show how you approach your bases (building & painting)? I absolutely love your basing in all your videos.
Amazing work like always! Would you mind sharing how you did those bases ?! They look amazing
Damn man, I really want to see your take on some rubric marines based on how you did these guys.
Kind of want to see you make adeptus mechanicus ( i know old video) but your style is so cool and i think there IS a lot you Can show me how to mechanicus :D
Hi Marco!
What do you use to dissolve the oils before applying them? Thanks for ur job :D
Will you do a speed painting scenery episode?
Yep! Next video will be about the terrains and spray cans 😉
@@MarcoFrisoniNJM Fantastic :)
Is there a video on how to make the bases?
Dear Marco,
First, thank you for the video and for sharing your techniques.
Second, can you recommend to me a good painting chair? I am struggling with some back pain due to my sitting sessions.
Finally, would be amazing also to have some brush recommendations as well.
Thank you again good sir.
When using the molotows, can you apply them over a zenithal model?
I would love to see your version of the models from Marvel Crisis Protocol
Marco, I need your advice. I tried for the first time yesterday oil washes. When it was about getting the excess away with make up sponges and eyebrow q-tip and stuff I ripped my acrylic paints underneath away - even the primer. I have now a ruined mini with bare plastic on several parts. My fault, I know. But what did I possibly wrong?
Hello ,marco!
Once again , super work!!!
I follow every steps of your videos, and i'm STILL surpised ,after the render of each one.
Just a little precison, if you have a little time to respond 😋,
after doing the whole process, you Do not use any Varnish to protect your paints ?? does it mean that they ar sufficent protected by oil paints , or??
I wonder myself🧐🤔
Thanks again, and Keep going, your just perfect ! 😝
I've been meaning to ask, what PSI ranges do you usually work with on your airbrush? I'm trying to get better at using mine and I didn't want to hinder myself by using too high or too low a setting. Typically I use 20-25 PSI for nearly everything. Mainly interested in knowing for when you are setting down base colors over primer, before the oil washes.
Marco you have done so many tutorials using red, have you made one with blue armor yet?
Great video. I would like to know what colors you used to achieve the etheral look on the bases if you have time to respond. thank you
Amazing video, do you remember the colours used on the bases?
Any chance you will do these speedpaint videos for other gaming systems like Inifinity or is that target audience too small? I know you painted up some guys on your channel from that game but it would be cool if you tackle a whole team, like the new box coming soon.
Hey, Marco! I'm a big fan! I'm painting my cursed city game with your guides and they're turning out great. I wanted to ask you about the Molotov one4all paints. Are they primers? I was looking to use them but I can't find any information about them working like primer. do you use them over bare plastic and do they hold well?
Hi! Thanks a million man 🤩 super super appreciated!!!
No, they are not technically primers, they are just really really tough graffiti paints. They are crazily opaque and mat and since they are made for graffiti, tags and mural art they are pretty resistant so I tend to use them as primer/first layer. But you can always prime with a more classic/dedicated product and then go over with their total opacity to establish a basic chromatic layer. Just remember to shake them really really well because I often see people working with the super saturated dirty water that sits on the top that obviously doesn't have all the properties! Ps: I love your channel 😊
@@MarcoFrisoniNJM I did get the blue you are using here for my zombies and they turned out great. I love the color because it covers very easy and I'll try using these as color primers from now on. I just didn't know if they'll hold up as well as a primer. I love your speedpainting videos. Really inspire me to paint a lot faster without losing quality.
As an expert on using oils on miniatures, what's your take on water soluble oil paints?
I may have missed it in the video but how did you do the bases? I love them
It's not in this video. Patreon does have it though.
What's the difference between regular cheap hardware store Mineral Spirits vs artist grade? The cheap one leaving more oily residue?
You’re using the iwata hi line 0.2 needle right? What pressure are you using? I have the eclipse and it’s hard to work effectively at close range.
I'm using an Iwata HP-BH (0.2 needle) at around 3bar/37psi 😊
Lovely colors! I really like the simple bases with a dark blue/green color. I was wondering @MarcoFrisoniNJM how you actually execute the oil was step when it comes to wiping with cotton tips. Do you paint all the models with oil washes fully before wiping it off? Or do you only do a couple of models at a time in this step? I just seems to me, that if you paint all the models with oil washes, more time than 15 minutes would have passed when you are done and ready to start wiping off oil paint :-)
I apply the wash on all the models before cleaning! The timing is relatively important and it changes the actual final look with a difference of hours, not minutes. What I check is the evaporation of the solvent; when the white spirit is dry (pretty quickly due to its volatile nature) I'm reading for cleaning
@@MarcoFrisoniNJM so mostly you can do a quick apply on all models and as soon as the last model is done, you can quickly go to the first and start the cleaning in the same order of each model? That is how I imagined it at least :-)
@@duskern precisely that!
@@MarcoFrisoniNJM thank you for clearing this up! It was a missing piece in my understanding of the process. Can't wait to try it out :-)
How do you keep the cotton swabs from leaving fibers /material on the models? Especially for models with sharp edges and spikes.
Hello from Cali and great work as always! So much inspiration.
Have the same issue myself. I change the cotton buds twice per model. I'm honestly a bit ashamed at generating so much trash..
These are going to be 2 long hours
Hello,
Do you think I can replace the Golden High Flow Acrylic Raw Sienna by Daler Rowney Acrylic Ink Raw Sienna for the same effect?
Daler Rowney inks can be a bit glossy while airbrushed so I wonder if I can swap one for the other and still get this mate finish.
Hi! Absolutely yes! They are both semi opaque and even the Golden one is not completely mat (slightly satin) so great for natural skin that's never really mat! As an option you can add a tiny bit of mat varnish the n your ink to control the finish!
@@MarcoFrisoniNJM Thanks a lot for the quick answer!
I will try with the Daler Rowney ink in this case! I live in France and they are much easyer to find here than the Golden High Flow :)
@@Moxiltws Try also their "Flesh Tint"! It's my favourite base for standard light Caucasian skin tone 😉
@@MarcoFrisoniNJM I will! I don't have it yet but i plan to go shopping tomorow morning and it's on my list!
I tried Peach Pink for skin tone when I tried to emulate your speed painting grisaille technique (the underworld skaven video) for very bad results ^^'
Marco When you pass the acrylic paint to oil paint ,you protect your figure with vanish??? Tks for your fantastic work
It depends on the effect I want to create: here I didn't use varnish to have more integration between the layers and more grittiness. In the video of the Mouth of Mork I used a varnish only on the wings to get a more precise application only inside lines and details
Crazy, as usual!
Good job, you're giving me faith again in a quick and efficient painting job.
What solvent do you use for oil paint?
White spirit
Simple odourless white spirit from the hardware store!
white spirits or turpentine are the same but different names around the world, depends where you are. You can get low odour artist versions at your art store. They still stink, but less so.
@@samuelbroad11 Turpentine (a stronger solvent) is obtained by the distillation of resin from trees, mainly pines, while white spirit is a subproduct of petrol and a milder solvent better for our kind of works😉
@@MarcoFrisoniNJM the more you know!
do you use your windsor newton sable hair brushes for your contrast paint application? i had always heard that you didnt want to use your good brush, but use a synthetic cause it can damage it. if im wrong. let me know. you know better than i. :) great video as always
Contrast is hard on your brushes because it's so fluid it's almost impossible to avoid it going into the ferrule. That being said, if you rinse your brushes frequently and thoroughly while you are painting, I haven't noticed any extra damage. In the end I prefer the control a good brush gives me over the little more durability I would get if I don't use it.
Amazing work but how did you do the base! 😢
Very surprised you airbrushed over your zenithal base this time.
I looked up Molotow and a CZcams video said that iwata airbrush cleaner wasn’t strong enough to clean it out of the airbrush. Is this the case for you? The same guy said that he had to 99% ipa to clean his airbrush.
That's true, but only if you are silly enough to make the paint dry inside your cup 😅, thing that's never a good idea with any kind of paint! I usually use simple water between color changes of active paint and during the general work and a bit of cleaner at the end of the day 😉. The good part of that review is proving how tough dry Molotow are 😁
Since those are gaming pieces I guess they get a varnish coat when they are finished, right?
Nope! Modern acrylics are super tough and oils even tougher. Plus, a coat of varnish would kill all the different finishes I've created; shiny metallic armours, mat skins, satin shadows...
@@MarcoFrisoniNJM I figured that but I had the doubt that the vanishing process wasn't filmed only because it was redundant. Thanks for your reply and for your contents!
I almost never use varnish! If I use it, it's for some kind of visual effect: make a detail more mat or powerfully glossy or for tricik with oils to change their spreading or adhesive properties
Really great. Makes me want to pick up the box. Are you going to paint the scenary?
Thanks a million!!! Oh yeah, terrains and spray cans are the topic of the next video 😁
@@MarcoFrisoniNJM lovely. I am going to buy the box. 😀
When did he start painting with Gauche? Is there a video where he talks about it? Cheers!
Are the bases bark, superglue and baking soda? Just a guess 🍰
What ... I'll try it anyway... will use the left over baking powder for some fluffy pancakes 🥞 😋 for me and the kid
Bark and AK Interactive neutral earth texture 😉
Thanks... I wond use it in the pancakes though 😅
Marco, great video, those models look amazing as usual! I had a quick question. In a lot of your videos you do your zenithal with white Ink and then proceed to using contrast paint. Whenever I try to do this the contrast paint seems to just peel away the white ink. At first I thought maybe I didn't leave it to dry long enough but it happens even if i leave it overnight. any tips?
What primer/white ink do you use? It sounds like an issue with your white ink sticking to your primer
Yeah use a varnish after your white ink!
@@dv_xl I was useing stynelrez black primer with liqutex white ink zenithal. I also tried the primer brand Marco uses in his videos(can't remember the name off the top of my head).
@@dominicbrenninkmeijer2293 I always thought Marco said he doesn't varnish between steps, that's why I wanted to ask if it was something else maybe.
@@TheOtakuChuck Marco uses Molotov. It's a strange issue, I've never experienced it and use the same products as you. Are you letting the ink dry maybe?
Ciao Marco il mio inglese pecca molto quindi vado di italiano
A che pressione regoli il compressore?
Doesn’t the metallic paint ruin your brushes?
It can do it if the metallic pigments are really big/low quality but modern acrylic formulations especially for modelling and miniatures don't really cause this issue (especially if you clean and maintain well your brushes)
I keep separate brushes for metalics, I don't let the particles get too far up the bristles, and I wash immediately in a separate water cup for metalics. I also keep a separate scrap brush for mixing metallics. If you let metallics dry on your brush, they can be removed with a good brush cleaner soap, mostly.
Thanks all, I've ruined several sable brushes with metallic paint. You would have thought I would have learnt the first time!
am I crazy or I didnt see the base painting.
I was going to skip this edition when I saw the lackluster terrain. After watching your videos Ive changed my mind.
Any chance of painting Red Harvest?
have you ever tried Maimeri Polycolor flat acrylic paint? I believe it's made in Italy you know Italy right? lol I would love to see a 3 color paint job using these paints. I bought Cyan Magenta Yellow black and white. Great price for the amount of paint you get and the paint seems to dry slower than say Liquitex heavy body. Give er a goo Marco and keep up[ the great work my man.