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Thanks a lot! Hope you enjoyed the short story at the end as well! 😁 I don’t have a specific video dedicated to basics, but is there a particular topic you’re interested in? A good starting point would be Episode 1 of the Oathsworn Painting Series if you haven’t checked it out yet. Watching the series in chronological order might give you a better idea of my painting style. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out! You can also find me on the Oathsworn Discord server. And if you like the look of the Grove Maiden (without spoiling to much), Episode 17 might be worth a watch too!

Thanks a lot for your kind words 😄 Glad to hear you enjoy the content!

Thanks for your comments! Please continue doing so, like, share and all that stuff 😄 It means a lot to me! Feel free to ask if you have any questions. And be sure to join the Oathsworn Discord server, you can find it in the Oathsworn facebook group 🙂

Thanks and welcome aboard! Hope you will check out all the other videos as well 😄 Happy painting and have fun with the game, it's really great!

I really appreciate your comment, thanks! 😃 Glad to hear you enjoyed the story too, please share the video to help please the almighty algorithm 😄

Are you think about any specific layers? :) In between the different acrylic layers (Naggaroth Night, Xereus Purple, Arctic White) It should be no problem as the paint dries pretty quickly. And if you batch paint, and do one layer at a time, on all the models, before moving to the next layer, the paint should be completely dry. For the SpeedPaints I would wait a few hours just to be sure, they can be reactivated when applying wet colors on top. Let me know if it was helpful :)

Thanks so much for your kind words, Jan! 😄 I really appreciate your comment! If you don’t mind, please share the video, it would help the almighty algorithm 😁 In fact, I’m considering covering MOTU: Battleground, aiming for a more vibrant look for those models. I’m also thinking about Aeon Trespass: Odyssey, with a "grimdark" style. This way, I can target a broader audience 😊

@@dhanigar thanks for your comment! Glad to hear you enjoyed the video 😁

Thank you so much for your kind words, much appreciated! 😄 I put a lot of hours into the story part beside the painting guide, I started the script months ago. I have used royalty free sound effects and created some of them myself. Music is from @WhiteBatAudio, and my friend who aided with his voice made a fantastic job on this one. So I can't take full credit on this one 😄 I'm very pleased how this low budget story unfolded, and I have at least one more story in store if there's interest 😄

Thank you for your kind words, and glad to hear you enjoyed audio drama! I think the arm looks like an augmentation, it looks cool 😄

Glad to hear you enjoyed the video! And the audio drama as well! I really appreciate your comment! 😁 I do agree, Oathsworn doesn't get the attention it deserves! If you don't mind, please share! 😄

@@svendkennedy8016 the dropper bottle just came apart, I sat there, shaking... Covered in paint

@@ThomasH1980 Thanks a lot Thomas 😄

Thanks a lot for your kind words! Remeber to hear the audio drama 😄 Would love to hear your thoughts!

Thanks so much, Chris! I really appreciate your encouragement and engagement! That means a lot! 😄

I primed the model white by using an airbrush, explained around the 01:00 minute mark 🙂

Is it at the beginning of the video, during the basecoating? If so, I don’t believe it matters much, as I basecoat the jaw and face later in the video. Let me know if this was helpful!

@@crbonnie Thanks Chris, much appreciated! Glad to hear you enjoy the video! And the outro 😀

Thanks a lot, appreciated. If you don't mind, consider sharing the content to help grow the channel and to please the almighty algorithm 😄 Thanks for watching!

@@ThomasH1980 thanks Thomas, as always 😀

Haha, much appreciated! We need to give the non-Warhammer models some love as well! 😄

Really appreciate having the palette in the frame too

@@Nooneslama thanks for the feedback! Do you find the banners easy to follow?

@@ThePaintingChronicles Banners work just fine

@@Nooneslama perfect! Are you in doubt when paints are mixed or not?

@@ioriyagami9334 thanks as always 😄 I appreciate your engagement!

@@tomtomgang thanks a lot, appreciated 😁

Thanks a lot Thomas, appreciated! :)

You're turning up the pressure here for the next one! 😃

Thanks, much appreciated! Did you enjoy the outro and my interpretation of the Avi Harbinger? 😄

Thanks so much for the support! Appreciated 😄

Thanks so much for the support! Appreciated 😄

Thanks for your kind words, if you don't mind, consider sharing my videos, to push the algorithm, and grow the channel 😁

@@ThomasH1980 thanks Thomas, appreciated 😃

@@ioriyagami9334 Thanks for your comment 😄 The Avi Harbinger will land on this channel (hopefully) in two weeks! 😁

Thank you so much, appreciated 😄

@@ioriyagami9334 Thank you very much! 😄

Using a can, may end in a spotty result. There's much more control using an airbrush, and the result is more smooth. To be honest I don't use (and have never tried) a primer for zenithal highlight. Have you tried small bursts, maybe slightly angled? Just be careful not to cover with too much primer, as you might loose details on the models if the coat get to thick. If everything fails, you can also try to drybrush on white paint, on top of the black primer. Here you can also control the brightness and how smooth a result you want. Hope it was helpful. Or else, let me know!

Thanks again! Here I also had a bit of fun creating the outro 😄

Thanks! I had a bit of fun editing that outro 😄 tried out some new things at that time. Glad you liked it!

@@crbonnie Thanks! Watch out for an Avi, as the next character, I have a bit of extra flavor planned for that one 😁

@@crbonnie Thanks for watching! Let us see your result on the Discord channel, when you get to them 😄 Thanks for your engagement, appreciated.

@@ThePaintingChronicles what's the discord channel? cant seem to find it :(

@@crbonnie are you in the Oathsworn Facebook group? If you search in that group for "discord" you should be able to find it 😄

Thanks for your comment, appreciated 😄 No not really, these models in general are "uneven", they have a lot creases. It's more common on larger even surfaces, where this can happen. While applying Speedpaint onto a large flat area, the use of the stippling/dabbing technique instead of brushing/dragging on the paint, can help prevent this tide mark/coffee stain result. If i happen to find untouched areas, or areas with this tide mark eesult, I don't worry to much, I fix it in the layering process. Or simply apply a coat of SpeedPaint on top. Hope that was helpful 😄 Or else let me know!

@@diyfireking thank you very much! 😄 If you don't mind, consider sharing to help grow the channel and to please the almighty algorithm 😄 Thanks for watching!

@@TheAdventureSphere Thank you for your comment, I really appreciate it! Hope you will enjoy the video! 😁

@@crbonnie Thanks a lot, appreciate you engagement, hope you enjoyed that one as well! 😄