You'll Improve at Mini Painting After Watching This

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00:00 Intro
00:27 Washes
01:38 Red
04:04 Black
07:09 Bones
07:59 Rust
10:23 Outro
Music:
Chance, Luck, Errors in Nature, Fate, Destruction As a Finale de Chris Zabriskie cuenta con una licencia Creative Commons Atribución 4.0. creativecommons.org/licenses/...
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[@t_stein]

There's something very accessible about your videos. Probably my favorite painting channel right now

[@resourcefulminiatures]

that means a lot, thank you very much

[@adevries2844]

I agree! Finally a painting channel that does not apply quantum physics to every light direction and reflection on the miniature while using 50 different painting techniques and 75 different colors on a 32mm figure. Best channel hands down.

[@adevries2844]

The way you build up volumes with thin layers of paint and optionally tone down corrections with glazes is so neat. Greate technique for painters who struggle with learning volumetric highlights (like myself). Your explanation is accessible and that is helping me becoming a better painter myself.

[@resourcefulminiatures]

very happy to hear, and very glad the content is useful

[@seancromwell2482]

Love the backing music

[@threhane3492]

I like the rust effect you achieved in the halberd. Very Nice tutorial!

[@resourcefulminiatures]

glad you liked it, feel like i did better on previous rust tutorials but still happy with the overall model

[@mohussain4792]

Appreciate the longer video where we can see examples of your brush control technique!

[@resourcefulminiatures]

Happy you liked it, dont want to wastethe viewer's time with unnecessary footage but so far it seems the content was enjoyable for everyone

[@user-yg6yn1io6q]

Good video, easy to understand and follow.

[@resourcefulminiatures]

glad it was helful

[@dalecooper3963]

Great job, learned alot

[@resourcefulminiatures]

Glad to hear, looking to do another lesson like this soon

[@greatsouthernancientminiat8812]

lovely !

[@resourcefulminiatures]

[@basicminiaturepainting]

A lot of great tips, thank you for this

[@resourcefulminiatures]

Thanks to you for the comment, happy the videos are useful

[@Iron_Wyvern]

Was just looking at these to buy. Wonderful sculpts.

[@resourcefulminiatures]

yeah, will be painting their vampire lord soon

[@goforitpainting]

Looks cool.

[@resourcefulminiatures]

thank you

[@guehe99]

Preventive like!

[@bobbym.1367]

Great looking work. What are you thinning the paint with?

[@southpaw5483]

Thank you.When creating the "wash", is it Acrylic Paint and Water? any Mediums? cheers.

[@resourcefulminiatures]

just paint and water, different colors may vary the water to paint ratio depending on pigmentation

[@southpaw5483]

@@resourcefulminiatures thx

[@TheMichaellathrop]

Do you ever thin your paints with inks?

[@resourcefulminiatures]

no, allways with water. Only use black inks in particular for the deepest shadows of "black things" be it an armor, cloak etc..

[@Mekhami]

it's amazing how quickly acrylic washes just ruined all the work that you had previously done, and yet people still use them without even considering alternatives. it's astonishing. looks so bad, barely accomplishes anything, and there are such obviously better alternatives. exhausting watching so many youtube painters just do the same nonsense that other youtube painters do without any real thought.