Paints used: Blood Angels Red Darkoath Flesh Black Templar Flesh Tearers Red Shyish Purple Gryph Hound Orange Fyreslayer Flesh Skeleton Horde Wild Rider Red Cadian Fleshtone Retributor Armour Administratum Grey Slaanesh Grey Fire Dragon Bright Liberator Gold Gauss Blaster Green Screaming Skull Blood for the Blood God Wraithbone Primer
@@Warhipster karanak is a super interesting model for contrast I think, you can use a lot of stuff here for the flesh and maybe darken the lower limbs, but some nice blending with contrast would make a beautiful model, it helps that a lot of Khorne models benefit from contrast
I think you’re absolutely spot on there! When Contrast first launched a friend and I sat and painted Wrath & Rapture and he experimented with layering the paints over one another and got some great results.
I painted mine following this video and people always compliment how good they look. Watching your videos feels like when you go to a Christmas party with cookies and people tell you “oh my god, these are so good!” And literally all you did was follow the instructions on the bag! LOVE the content, you’ve helped me step up my painting game in a big way! Would love to see a soul grinder tutorial as I have no idea where to start
Thanks a lot for this :) I painted my demons exactly like this (with one small change to the sword, I used 4 contrast paints black, red, orange, yellow to get a flame sword). I consider myself still as a beginner and they look amazing. :)
Thank you so much for this video I just now started playing 40k and I decided to do khorne I was paranoid over the painting cause I've never done this before but this video helped alot. I'm alot more confident now
Hi Warhipster, do you have any tipps about, how to storage "Citadel Paints" to keep them from drying out? And could heat demage the paints? , because I live in an attic apartment, where it can get up to 40°C in summer. Kind regards Mark L.
Hi Mark! I keep all my paints in my loft hobby room/office and previously lived in two different top floor flats so I don’t think the heat will affect them. On the storage front, as long as your paints are good and sealed you should be fine. If you find your paint pots are getting a little clogged up then you might find this awesome video from Darcy Bono useful: czcams.com/video/hlfwxTzCmNs/video.html
My application of the contrast red seems a lot darker than yours. I am doing 2 at a time. First one I went on a bit heavier and the second i tried going on lighter. Both ended up the same colour of red. Both are definitely darker. Absolutely no contrasting in the recesses either. Just a couple of extra dark spots where I missed the pooling in random areas. Contrast paint seems so hit and miss. I wonder if it's just because my pot is old and mostly empty now. I shook the shit out of it. Maybe it has more pigment in it that yours.
I really like your tutorials. You've got one for basic units that a lot of other channels don't. It's just bad luck on my part that I don't use contrast paints ha. Don't suppose you plan on doing these types of units but with regular paints?
Hey! I've recently started following this video and I'm loving it.. With the new Contrast paints coming out do you think the new Magmadroth Flame orange paint might be a good base for the blades instead of Gryph-Hound Orange if I wanted to lighten up that blade a little more?
As someone who is quite scared of ruining his models, I'v got a question: Is there any harm in having huge breaks between these layers? Let's say I were to apply the first layer of red to my bloodletters and just play with them like that for a while, with only red skin and no details, can I still add everything else months later? Or is that a bad idea?
Months later is a bad idea because dust and stuff like that will accumulate on the model making future painting flake off much easier. Don't be afraid to test it with a cheaper model or two though.
Hi warhipster I like your videos, i want to start with harlequins, can you help me with a video to paint the troupe? Diamonds can be made with contrast? Thanks for the help.
Hi Joan! You certainly would be able to make diamonds with Contrast paint, the thinness of the paints would be great for it! I’ll probably look at covering Harlequins on the channel when their new codex comes along.
Just subscribed, im building a slaves to darkness and khorne army on my channel, and I'm going to paint my bloodletter with your recipe. I hope you don't mind 😀
Paints used:
Blood Angels Red
Darkoath Flesh
Black Templar
Flesh Tearers Red
Shyish Purple
Gryph Hound Orange
Fyreslayer Flesh
Skeleton Horde
Wild Rider Red
Cadian Fleshtone
Retributor Armour
Administratum Grey
Slaanesh Grey
Fire Dragon Bright
Liberator Gold
Gauss Blaster Green
Screaming Skull
Blood for the Blood God
Wraithbone Primer
Wheres khorne red?
More Daemons please. There surprisingly easy to paint. Greater Daemons might be another story.
There’ll be plenty more coming! With doing Legion of the First Prince for Tale of Many Warhipsters I’ll be painting daemons from all four Gods.
I really like how you show the whole process. If I played Khorne I'd be delighted to paint with this method as it's efficient and looks very good!
Thank you very much Ben!
Stunning work! Can’t wait to see something that mixes colors a lot more like maybe Karanak or a flesh hound!
Thanks Joaquin! I’d not even thought about those models and they are pretty spectacular…
@@Warhipster karanak is a super interesting model for contrast I think, you can use a lot of stuff here for the flesh and maybe darken the lower limbs, but some nice blending with contrast would make a beautiful model, it helps that a lot of Khorne models benefit from contrast
I think you’re absolutely spot on there! When Contrast first launched a friend and I sat and painted Wrath & Rapture and he experimented with layering the paints over one another and got some great results.
These are bloody fantastic!
Thanks buddy!
I painted mine following this video and people always compliment how good they look.
Watching your videos feels like when you go to a Christmas party with cookies and people tell you “oh my god, these are so good!” And literally all you did was follow the instructions on the bag!
LOVE the content, you’ve helped me step up my painting game in a big way! Would love to see a soul grinder tutorial as I have no idea where to start
Just started daemons in 40k and Love this video! Its going to be super helpful once I get started on painting all my khorne units! Thanks!
Just ordered all the missing paints. I like the look! And the music! And your calm voice is great too.
Amazing work as per usual!
Thank you so much!
I wasn't sold on the blood angels red contrast at the start, but after the transitions... yup, very nice :)
Thanks a lot for this :) I painted my demons exactly like this (with one small change to the sword, I used 4 contrast paints black, red, orange, yellow to get a flame sword). I consider myself still as a beginner and they look amazing. :)
Thank you so much for this video I just now started playing 40k and I decided to do khorne I was paranoid over the painting cause I've never done this before but this video helped alot. I'm alot more confident now
Bro, what an awesome paint scheme!
Beautiful … as ever
Thank you so much!
You really are the Einstein of contrast paint.
Haha, thank you so much!
Done really well, cheers for sharing.
Thanks!
Awesome work
Thank you very much!
Fire and blood! 🔥💥🩸
Hi Warhipster,
do you have any tipps about, how to storage "Citadel Paints" to keep them from drying out?
And could heat demage the paints? , because I live in an attic apartment, where it can get up to 40°C in summer.
Kind regards Mark L.
Hi Mark!
I keep all my paints in my loft hobby room/office and previously lived in two different top floor flats so I don’t think the heat will affect them. On the storage front, as long as your paints are good and sealed you should be fine. If you find your paint pots are getting a little clogged up then you might find this awesome video from Darcy Bono useful: czcams.com/video/hlfwxTzCmNs/video.html
@@Warhipster Thank you very much for the quick answer.
No worries! If you do find that your paints go funny being in an attic apartment please let me know - I’d be interested to see what happens!
My application of the contrast red seems a lot darker than yours. I am doing 2 at a time. First one I went on a bit heavier and the second i tried going on lighter. Both ended up the same colour of red. Both are definitely darker. Absolutely no contrasting in the recesses either. Just a couple of extra dark spots where I missed the pooling in random areas.
Contrast paint seems so hit and miss.
I wonder if it's just because my pot is old and mostly empty now. I shook the shit out of it. Maybe it has more pigment in it that yours.
Amazing paint job! I am thinking of painting pale/ white Bloodletters.what contrast paints would you use?
Amazing video as always! Could you share the name of the song and artist used on the start of this video. Thanks!
how did you get your shyish purple so.... purple
Why wasnt khorne red used
I really like your tutorials. You've got one for basic units that a lot of other channels don't. It's just bad luck on my part that I don't use contrast paints ha.
Don't suppose you plan on doing these types of units but with regular paints?
Are you going to paint the new orks that are coming out
I hope so!
Hey! I've recently started following this video and I'm loving it.. With the new Contrast paints coming out do you think the new Magmadroth Flame orange paint might be a good base for the blades instead of Gryph-Hound Orange if I wanted to lighten up that blade a little more?
What did you end up using for the texture paint on the bases? I'd like to try and replicate :)
As someone who is quite scared of ruining his models, I'v got a question:
Is there any harm in having huge breaks between these layers? Let's say I were to apply the first layer of red to my bloodletters and just play with them like that for a while, with only red skin and no details, can I still add everything else months later? Or is that a bad idea?
Months later is a bad idea because dust and stuff like that will accumulate on the model making future painting flake off much easier. Don't be afraid to test it with a cheaper model or two though.
Hi warhipster
I like your videos, i want to start with harlequins, can you help me with a video to paint the troupe?
Diamonds can be made with contrast?
Thanks for the help.
Hi Joan! You certainly would be able to make diamonds with Contrast paint, the thinness of the paints would be great for it! I’ll probably look at covering Harlequins on the channel when their new codex comes along.
@@Warhipster
Ok, thanks, no problem using one contrast on top of another?
None whatsoever - I often layer them over one another. 😊
@@Warhipster ok, thanks
No worries!
Just subscribed, im building a slaves to darkness and khorne army on my channel, and I'm going to paint my bloodletter with your recipe. I hope you don't mind 😀