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Thanks for the nice words of comment. Congratulations to everyone.

oooh i didnt know you did a thing!! I'll be sure to send somethign next time!

Once more, thank you so much for doing these challenges, it's a lovely thing for everyone involved and watching! I'll happily participate whenever I can <3 Now excuse me gotta put "Making PhoenixMiniatureArt go *hm, huh, hummm*" on my CV.

I have to comment fhaf what you guys are doing here is great and unique. Your taking high level pieces and actually analyzing from both an artistic and technical point of view. No other podcast does this (even COP) and you two do it so well. This is exactly the kind of content that's missing in the space right now so I hope you lean into it more.

Absolutely Brilliant!

rewatching this video like 3rd time for some colors, and still tabbing to my discord 😂

How does someone enter the competitions? Is it on Patreon?

24:30 Bruce hasn't realised yet, he's also from UA-cam.

My day always perks up when these videos show up. Thank you guys for manifesting the community I enjoy so much.

Hello Magnus, amazing tutorial! I just had one question: What size brush are you using in the video?

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Congratulations everyone! A community win 🎉

Thanks for taking the time with the video, even though you guys are both a bit under the weather. ❤

I finally get it.. I thought the bounce light was somehow skipping from the initial highlight, which sound bananas and why it never clicked.. but it's the reflection of things around the character.. so a dark stripe could be a tree or a fence post and larger, lighter highlights are a white wall or something brighter

amazing video once again! Thank you very much for making these <3

Very cool! I learned some tricks I didn't know, thank you!

the thing with stippling is, the concept is well known and really obvious in practice, but nobody ever goes into any detail about how thinned the paint needs to be, how much water to use, how wet the brush is when applying the paint....it always seems to be this bit that trips me up, largely because when you're painting at such a small scale in such minute quantities the moisture element is quite difficult to control. Ive also tried stippling using a dry brush and its the same problem. Any ideas chaps?

Hey guys! I figured out, right a few days ago, the importance of time constraint challenges and, at the same time, you air an episode where you talk about that very topic! I think this might be a sign from the painting gods... although, if that's the case, they are speaking to me in a more subtle way than they do with Magnus 😂

If Magnus had any guts, he would match that mustache.

oh shit, the namedrop in the end actually startled me lmao! I'm so excited to see the 8h challenge results!! Thank you so much for all you're doing! I love your podcast and videos <3

I've learned more watching 3 of your videos than i have learned watching 3-4 months of other garbage. Seriously underrated channel.

Seriously underrated channel. Ive learned more watching a few of your videos than i have learned watching 3-4 months of other garbage.

Finally a actual video about brush control. UA-cam is now searching through loads of advertisements and click bait garbage.

Your Podcast is awesome, I love listining to your conversations while painting my minis! Greetings from Germany!

Great episode!

Hi guys! Typically I am not leaving any comments on YT. But this time I want to thank you for the first part of this video. At the moment I have 2 y old and newborn at home and it's sometimes tough. Not talking about painting because there's not any, but life itself. We sometimes forget that everyone has some worse moments/ days. Thanks and lots of health for you and your families! Ps: I'm really enjoying your content, good work :)

I thought for sure a "A virus can't spread during spooky season because all the mask" joke was coming.

Thank you for all the good advice on this vid.

Hey guys! It's always great hearing from you, especially when you do the dad talks! Since I will also join the club very soon, I find this topic extremely valuable nowadays!

The only time where I get 8 hours of sleep and wake up to find joy in everything is when I've set achievable goals and been able to complete them, or in some magical cases exceeded expectations lol.

I don't have a DSLR, but I'll try this on my old point and shoot. Anything has to be better than my phone pics, right?

Some incredible work guys!

Super helpful! Curious if you could share the specific lens you’ve used? I have a kit lens that falls within your recommended range but I’ve been wondering also about macro lenses and if they’d work for miniature photography. Cheers

Would you mind letting us know where you got the LED lights at the front?

Sweet tutorial thx dude

Good explaination. It'realy clear (so reduce the time or increse the exposure.?)

Great vid! If I can suggest a free photo editor, I use Photoscape X and it works great for editing miniature photos ;)

Fantastic - finally the why these settings matter broken down in a way I can understand. Thank you.

Fantastic video, explained very clearly :) Very few go over what each variable actually does and just give vague recommendations, so to get that much info crammed into about 10 minutes and digestible is really well done I think it might be worth some further discussion on backdrops and how to set them up - mainly focusing on getting pure white/black (or close to it) without overexposing the mini/backdrop respectively, and potentially something on focus stacking as well, but those are more advanced topics so I totally understand skipping them

i would love to see a follow on of this of how to record yourself painting minis.

Excellent. White balance is probably the only thing you're missing.

Just one thing to add: a Lumix GH5 is a mirrorless not a DSLR

Amazing thank you

Not got a DSLR and I don't really think I will buy one for just taking pics of minis seeing as I do not have a following at all so it just makes no real sense to get one. That said this info was very valuable overall and can be applied to phones as well.

Hands down best video on this topic! 🙌

Bruce, dude, mate, my guy! This is brilliant!!! This is everything I've learned over the years, and in exactly the way I could dream to explain it and show it whenever I get asked and if I had proper time to write it down or even film it. I'll recommend this video literally every time I get asked about miniature photography and share it whenever I can! Thank you so much for your effort and attention to detail with this complex topic! (personally I've found a light source angling *up* from below the mini helps as well, especially when the top down one is powerful)

The joy of 8 hours of sleep cracked me up!!

Great show chaps! It's great listening to your mellifluous tones while painting ☺