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You're doing good work. As a long term modelling hobbiest I'm rather sick of every Warhammer dweeb telling me how wonderful Games Workshop paints are. They are 🐕💩 compared to Gunze Sangyo or even Tamiya acrylics. Let alone when you go to oils or enamels. I don't like enamels myself but I could see artist's oils working. The drying time must be horrendous though 🤔

Silly question then: are there better alternatives that dont break the bank?

Lovely man. Really interesting to see how similarly we work and where we diverge! Keep up the exploration bud!

Im just starting out with oils. Having some difficulty at times as the process is very different but im really enjoying it

Glad to see more content about painting minis with oils.

That was incredible and then this silver. Mind blown completely

Awesome mate ! I love oils ! Its hard for me to go back to acrylics.

That nmm is insane!

I just finished the introductory set and am waiting for glue to build the sword brethren, any paint i need for them?

Beautiful paintjob, excellent video, and I just want to say how much I love that head positioning, it really reminds me of RT and 2nd Edition character poses

Looks great!

Excell3nt video. Thx. What kind of brushes do you use.

Amazing work

Wow! I love how you use oils!

I would like to see some work on some infinity models.

Amazing work, both on the painting and explaining

Amazing colors ❤

That's gorgeous

When you say oriental blue and carbon black for the initial sketching around the neck, what paint line did you use? I recognize I can use Golden SoFlat Payne’s grey or something along those lines, but I like knowing what paints others use…might be something I’d be interested in trying myself. Thanks!

I think you need some more lights mate 😉

I appreciate that you showed your experiments that didn't work: the green and red armors.

That's insane. Just unbelievable

Great video as always ✨✨

Great video mate! I have to try that out in the future!

Couldn't see the final model because of your pop ups

Amazing results! I'm definitely going to try the fabric style on my next cloak. Thanks so much.

Awesome content. Keep it up. These are some of the better videos I’ve seen

Check out my video on color theory: ua-cam.com/video/HZuiqh7wE38/v-deo.html

If you use a smaller stubbier flat brush you'll be able to focus more on the edges when blending the oils.

When you were working on the gold I am not sure I caught how you were using the Thalo green. Was that mixed into the burnt umber? I recently watched a tutorial from Khimera where they were doing NMM Gold and used green gold washed over it near the end of the process. Yours is a very sharp look. Keep up the great work

This was just amazing. Can't wait to try this out

You should also try glazing with transparent pigment oils. This is good for adding saturation and refining the blending.

Nice! I was just trying this exact thing out

I see that you, like me have been burned by Patrick Rothfuss and his incomplete trilogy.

So can this be done with acrylic in the tubes ?

Spira 28mm dwarf!

Cool video! Elsker oil paints og bruger dem selv - meget bedre end acrylic imo

Thanks alot!

2:25 Is this a Golden SoFlat paint in a different bottle? If so, could you please tell me from where you got the bottle?

Love the final results, took me years to try out oil washes and now I almost use them exclusively for all my builds. Slowly trying out AK's Abteilung 502 oil range (20ml tubes) specially for non metallic metal, oils give such a smooth blending effect and the longer drying time is perfect.

Looks great; but I must've missed the easy part :)

What a cool way to talk about the hobby - really inspiring storytelling ! And looking forward to getting the army together 🎉 Thank you 🤗

Wonderful narrative combined with painting instructional. 👍Really enjoyed that!

You should have filmed this video in front of the cupboard filled with trophies.

Check out Romans video on Monte San Savino 2024: ua-cam.com/video/l6ty-uCW8Sk/v-deo.htmlsi=Bi34tkuc1xvqA7wZ

I just wanted to clarify two terms that i glossed over in the video and didn't manage to explain correctly: Hue is the attribute that defines the basic color family or type, such as red, green, blue, etc. It’s essentially the color's position on the color wheel and is associated with the dominant wavelength of the light that the color reflects or emits. Hue is what we usually think of when we ask, “What color is this?” Chroma refers to the intensity or purity of a color. It describes how vivid, rich, or saturated the color appears. High chroma means a color is vivid and strong, while low chroma colors are muted, washed out, or closer to gray. Chroma doesn’t affect the hue but changes how pure the color looks-whether it’s a bright red or a more subdued red, for example.

Very nice showcasing how to paint with oils. I also like your soothing voice tbh. Hope you'll do more of those. Like how to work with some specific colors (red in particular) whose transparency makes it difficult for me.

I wish I had friends so that I can recommend them this video

Great summary of the basics of color theory!

Love your content! Thanks!