Chaos Space Marines My Way! Make Mini Painting FUN
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#Warhammer #Chaos #VeilTouched - Zábava
Thank you for sharing that moment eith your child. Adorable.
10/10 because of the inspiration from the assistant!
I want to start a long term conversation about how painting is painting no matter what medium you are working on and this is the first step into that mental space that has centuries of knowledge and academic knowhow that we can actually use in miniature painting! DROP A LIKE to boost the diffusion of the video!!! See you later in chat 😘
Damnit Marco you make me want to study art formally
Dang, because of work I missed the premier chat!
But this was an AWESOME video, Marco! Thanks for sharing!
That makes total sense. I told a friend who was impressed with my minis that it was 80% mental and 20% physical, at least to me. That friend couldn’t believe me. Maybe everyone’s experience is different, but painting is mostly a mental game to me. Having that long term conversation would certainly help me deepen my knowledge and understanding. Thank you again, Marco!
Frisoni taught me so much about painting that I abandoned "micro-statues" and switched to canvas :)
😅 I'm losing my target audience because of my own teachings 😂
He taught me so much about painting miniatures that I picked up a bunch of liquitex inks (love 'em!), almost the whole range of Scale75 colours (love 'em too!), some oil colours (still adapting) and started painting non-gaming related minis (busts & 75mm scale) to paint them just for fun and to try out new techniques. You know, challenge yourself to try something different to improve your regular painting. That sort of mentality.
Now flat canvas... That stuff still frightens me! Even if I might one day give it a try, I'll always stay a miniature painter.
And to Marco: thanks for being the inspiration you are! Keep up the good work!
Im a tattooer, studied traditional painting and just started painting miniatures - the way you explain and build bridges to traditional methods is just awesome, thanks for your efforts and sharing! :)
Well, impressive. To put it lightly.
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So glad I stayed til the very very end.
The last 10 sec is the most important stuff about how to be not only a good but also a satisfied painter. =)
I love this vid because it uses familiar Marco processes way beyond the normal stopping point. As a learning vid, especially explaining the classical painting perspectives that are made great use of here it's huge.
I wouldn't paint the model with this garish result, it's not for me, but it helps enormously to see it done.
I just use more muted tones over a lot more of the volumes and stop sooner, then like the last vid the final model is a joy.
This one is for the painters to think about, it's education.
That said I've seen these minis a lot and they do lend themselves to wild painting, hard to imagine them painted realistically, they'd look silly
Would like to hear your thoughts on why you have been liking the Liquitex Gouache recently. Maybe compare them to Kimera, Scale artist range, SoFlat and similar paint you have in your collection.
You said the model looks rough when you zoom in but I think it looks better those eyes have a lot of depth and great highlights.
I actually really like the preview of the finished piece at the beginning, it sort of helps follow along knowing what the end goal is.
Cool looking "not chaos" man
Hahaha I went for the no shame approach and I even mentioned Tzeentch! Ps: I just noticed your new avatar 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hello guys!
Marco always gets an automatic like 🙌
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I love this highly stylized style of painting. It reminds me a lot the series “Arcane”.
And also Marco, it’s great to have close up shoots of your model.
Is it wrong that I think Marco kinda sounds like *Count von Count* and I love it... 😳🤔
One brush stroke uhahaha two brush strokes uhahaha three brush strokes uhahaha 🧛!!!
@@MarcoFrisoniNJM 😉💛
Your ability to explain is only matched by your talent! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience with us!
this one looks amaing. cant wait to see it.
Incredible video as usual Marco! Your workflow is so unique compared to many other painters on youtube. I imagine your history in fine art plays a role in that, but I find it so much more organic and enjoyable than standard mini methods 😊.
I'm also always so impressed by your wild use of color. You somehow manage to make everything look SO good even when there are tons of bright colors on the model.
Absolutely Brilliant! As I'm assimilating the steps in the technique, you are answering questions I'm still forming, on top of a base of solid theory, which you express with absolute clarity. Grazie Maestro!
OMG that demon eye at 17:04! As usual, I learned a lot. I really like how you talk about "increasing information" when adding colors; somehow that triggers the right part of my geek brain to stimulate my art brain. I'm finishing up my first work using your techniques -- a dragon that I was really stalled on until I tried airbrush and oils. It's not the best model, but it is a great piece to learn on. Thank you!
I really loved the super zoomed image sir, I would ask could you do it throughout the process and at the end so we can see the techniques in their process? It is hard to pick up sometimes what your brush is actually doing.
Another excellent video, thank you
Just in time!!! First time!! Hello Marco!!!
You make it look so easy. ;)
😁😊😁 It is, I swear!!!
awesome video as always, and now can't wait for the new channel from Diego "No Way" Frisoni
Crazy good - thanks
Great stuff friend 👏 👍
You might be the best miniature painter I’ve seen on CZcams!
Wow Marco, you outdid yourself once again. I really love your style.
Love it! I'd love to see your take on some marvel crisis protocol figures, Dormammu in particular!
Another gem!
Can't wait to see some more Ravaged Star minis painted up!
Amazing! Just in time too - starting a new army atm. Love how all of your tutorials go the extra mile and make mini painting into art
I totally agree, his approach is so unique and artistic!
Fantastic paint job, the colour palette is awesome! 🔥
I always look for "life lessons" from Marco in his videos. Life lesson for this one, "start with the general and move to the specific."
Amazing Marco! I love your style and results. You have convinced me over the last 6 months to buy a heap of oils, but I haven't been brave enough to use them yet! 😅
The stark increase in saturation between the end of the oil to the beginning of the acrylic phase, is that just the drying or something else? It almost looks like your color balance shifted
This was a really interesting video, your methods really worked well with all of the detail on the mini. I hope to give this a try, thank you.
One thing I would love for you to start telling us with each video, is the dry time between stages. I've followed some of these with guesstimates and have very much ruined previous steps due to inadequate dry time. I think. Especially with inks on inks and the airbrush. But yes, love the work.
Most painters accelerate dry time. so unless going for like a high gloss finish you can generally speed up drying with a hair dryer or using his box method for oils. Aleays assume that the model is absolutely dry and ready for each step. the only times its not is when he specifically states that he is wetblending.
Another fabulous video.
thnx:}
Hi Marco. Another brilliant video as always. There is a lot of great content out on CZcams, but you are my favorite channel. Question: It seems that you know a lot of theory - do you have any recommendations to really understand the underlying theoretical concepts such as hue, saturation, etc.? Like a favorite book or something else.
Another amazing video. The combination of airbrush, oils and acrylics have so many applications and potential and I have learned so much already. It seems that student paints have less pigments and thus less staining properties. Furthermore, last video you used more semi transparent colors. Is that a generalization? How do I see if an oil paint has staining properties?
Amazing work as always Marco! Would love to see your take on the new Avatar!
Marco, will you be at Origins Game Fair in June?
Sadly that's too far away :(
Dying to see you do something exciting with with tyranids!
I find that when i try to paint with my brush wether acrylic or oil on top of a layer of ink i airbrushed i almost immediately start to almost rub the ink layer off. Am i supposed to let the ink dry for hours ???? What am i doing wrong 😑
Any videos about this Acrylic Gouache?
Lots to learn here. . . But the set contains so many possessed looking minies that it would be good practice before the warlord. And as possessed are so organic, the difference in your progression only adds to the unit definition. So even a sloppy model will look good.
As much as I would love to start using Liquitex inks, they're so expensive lol, here in Australia they're about $20 per bottle :(
Ouch yeah that's waaay too much... But acrylic inks are more or less all the same so you just need to find a local option! Check and ask for suggestions in the art stores of your area!
Good. Me like.
Hey Marco, one simple question. Do you thin the Titanium White Ink for zenithal, or just use it out of the pot?
Hi Marco, what are your best tips for painting to tabletop quality faster? I think I've watched all of your speedpainting Warcry videos but it seems no matter what I do (oil paints, airbrush, intense planning beforehand, etc.), I still always end up dropping 6-10 hours per 28mm figure (I'm painting the Chaotic Furies from the Warcry Starter Set and have averaged 9 hours for the first 3... ). Do you have any suggestions on how I can better train myself to paint a figure in even 3 hours? Thank you, love your videos, man!
I bet you are getting better mini by mini, keep painting and don't compare yourself to a professional, just focus on getting a bit better every time.
It may help you channel when folks see your incredible skills and techniques applied to familiar models available at local gaming stores instead of these esoteric kickstarter-esq, albeit cool, microbrew 3D printed models.
I get it that we can apply these techniques to ANY models, but still it’s nice to be able to follow along at home with something more mass-marketed.
Check out his previous vid, it's an eldar hero from GW
Hi Marco, have you tried the SoFlat range by Liquitex out yet? Seems like paint you would like.
Great watch! Do you ever have the problem that the ink rubbs off in the oil cleaning stage Marco? (assuming no varnish)
I believe he's using acrylic ink so it shouldn't be affected by oil or spirits at all. My only experience with oils is using them as a wash, but I have used it over acrylic inks and paints and never had an issue with rubbing or removal :) (Except the one time I was going way too hard with a q-tip to wipe the oil layer haha)
@@Geordiecrafts yeah, chemically it shouldn't be a problem, but I had both Liquitex ink and kimera paints rub of when using a q-tip, and I haven't quite figured out what I'm doing wrong. My Kimeras get really watery if I leave them to long on the wet pallete- still great coverage, but I suspect the medium is thinned down to much so that the paint is not as strong after drying.
@@jonashenriksson2182 I had that issue when I first tried this technique, the answer was the friction was rubbing off the acrylics. Try being really gentle when removing the oils.
@@jonashenriksson2182 ah yeah that might be the case. The brands I generally use are AK, Vallejo, and citadel. I've never had a problem with those. I have used liquitex ink as well, but I didn't do much rubbing on that piece
I recently had this problem of dahler rowney inks rubbing off when cleaning up an oil wash. I’ll probably hit it with a varnish next batch. Although the chipping didn’t look terrible. It acted as a bit of weathering for grimdark black templars.
You painted MWG Dave lol
Oh yeah!!!
I noticed you didn't paint the back of the feet. Was this intentional, or just on oversight?
bump
A question about airbrush trigger control: I have always been taught to turn off the paint flow before the air flow lest I get a dry needle tip or ruin my artwork with a splatter of paint that has collected at the nozzle. Here’s what it looks like: 1. Press Down On Trigger (Air On), 2. Pull Back On Trigger (Paint On), 3. Push Forward On Trigger (Paint Off), 4. Release Trigger (Air Off).
Correct me if I’m wrong, but in most of your videos it appears that you push down and back simultaneously in short bursts before quickly releasing the trigger altogether (i.e., you don’t manually reset the position of the trigger, you just let the springs do the work for you.)
Have I been misinformed, or is the technique I’ve been taught not relevant to miniature painting? For reference, I own an Iwata HP-CS Eclipse airbrush. Thanks in advance for your time
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Is there any particular reason why you finish the last few highlights in acrylic paint ?