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First of all, brilliant work. I aspire to have similar work one day. In regard to shading with oils: I notice that you use two brushes, one to apply the paint, and another to smooth the blend. Two questions, are brushes for blending dry, or do they have spirits on them? Also, do you use a different brush for each color? Cheers!
Thank you very much, John. The flat brush is always dry. When is dirty I use a new one. No, I don´t use different brush for each colour. Only when I paint white and the flat brush is too dirty to start white tones. So I take a new one.
amazing, can just see them coming alive with every brush stroke....
Thank you. I am glad you like my painting style.
Thanks a lot mate! You have no idea on how much that does help us.... Thank you!
Thank you very much, Bruno
Awesome work!
Thank you.
Bravissimo, ottima tecnica
Grazie mille.
Fucking brilliant! I've got to tell you this tutorial is supportive to any face painters , keep posting your videos , you've got my Subscription & Like.
Thank you very much. I appreciate it.
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First of all, brilliant work. I aspire to have similar work one day. In regard to shading with oils: I notice that you use two brushes, one to apply the paint, and another to smooth the blend. Two questions, are brushes for blending dry, or do they have spirits on them? Also, do you use a different brush for each color? Cheers!
Thank you very much, John.
The flat brush is always dry. When is dirty I use a new one.
No, I don´t use different brush for each colour. Only when I paint white and the flat brush is too dirty to start white tones. So I take a new one.
Amazing work. I am wondering, can you use the flat brush blending/smoothing technique with AV acrylic paints too, or is this something best for oils.
This painting technique is only for oil colours. Because you have time for blending...
Thanks so much
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greate , one cuestion , why the odorless thinner ? is that the oil paint are mixed with the odorless?
Thank you.
Each color should be diluted. It helps me spread the paint better on the surface.
Hi Milan. Superb! Inspirational videos. May I ask, the brush paints are oils? Thanks
Hi Geoff, yes, I usually paint oils over acrylic base. My oils are Rembrand, W&N, Blockx, Mussini etc.
Hi Milan, may I ask you what needle number do you use for your miniatures? 0.2 or 0.4.Thank you
If I good remember I have 0.4 in my airbrush Infinity and Iwata 0.3.
@@milandufek8151 you use two pistols for figures painting ...🤔..?
Can you tell why ?
Thank you Milan 👍
@@erikdb8917, for detail work I use Infinity and for bases Iwata airbrush. But sometimes I use one airbrush for the whole project... :o)
@@milandufek8151 thank you Milan 👍