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The one thing I admire most about your painting style, is that it's actually STYLES. This "grimdark" style has its' own techniques to master, as does the "heavy metal" style, or any other "style," for that mater. They are all disciplines, and most people (that very much includes myself) strive to get good at just the one, whereas you have quite obviously mastered multiple kinds. It's impressive to see you switch between completely different artistic expressions, and never seem to miss a step. I of course understand that you work day and night on your craft to produce these results, but it still never fails to blow my mind how you so effortlessly transition from one style to the next. That miniature quite literally looks like a two-dimensional, canvas-style painting wrapped around a three-dimensional object. Kudos to you and all that you do for us, and have a great week.
If all I saw was the final product, I’d swear to God that you built a life-sized Necron ( a mind-blowing achievement on its own). Your ability to achieve such fine depth and details is a true thing of beauty.
You have quickly become my favorite mini painting channel. You do very well at describing and showcasing the techniques you use. It’s definitely boosted my confidence that I can improve in these techniques you show.
I watch you and other painting focused youtubers for 2 reasons: - to see a new scheme for something and get inspired (this one) - to learn new technique / more nuances of technique I know and want to utilise to greater effect Video I'd love to see would be a color scheme centered around nice "medium" purple, neither flashy and pinkish, nor dark. It's a color that I love but have a hard time implementing.
This is the best Necron painting video I've ever seen. Totally stealing this entire method being that I have about a million Necrons coming in the mail.
Despite knowing that I'll never be able to paint like this, I love that you break down your videos into components that are learnable by the average painter.
I'm building my first army in Warhammer 40k, and it happens to be Necrons. Watching this method really inspires me to try different paint schemes from what's normal. Looking forward to more videos!
Can we take a minute to just forget about the master of brush control and the number of different techniques used in this piece, and just truly appreciate the colors used in this paint scheme. The whole "Feel" of this composition begins to take shape around 11:49. This piece has this dreadful and dreary tone, takes me to a dark place and fills me with excitement watching it take shape. I watch videos like this and I'm so inspired to paint. Thank you for these uploads!
You’re just on another level. I love all the painting videos from other youtubers but seeing you put real time into a model is amazing. Also you really inspire me to just jump in and paint since whatever model I paint won’t be the last anyway.
I honestly just want more content. Everything you post is so thorough. I've watched your Crimson Fist episode on repeat while painting my first Ultramarine. Thank you for any and all content you post up. The bar is set high for when I try my first necron!
the texture on that is absolutely fantastic. And Astartes 2 of course, proving if you can't beat them, buy them which i guess is nicer than 'if you cant beat them, ban them'
Stumbled onto this video and its exactly what I've been searching for! Grim dark style but taken to a high level rather than being used as a quick and dirty paint method. Haven't looked through your videos yet but really hoping theres more like this!
Looks great, after about 3 years back in the hobby I'm just starting to paint minatures for the hell of it. Instead of painting them for the tabletop, this channel and a few others are a big inspiration.
Your YT channel has inspired me to get back into my childhood hobby after 15 years! I have been bing watching your content in preparation for my NECRONS to arrive. Then this vid dropped! Amazing timing. Would be great to see you do an overgrown necron design, with lots of plant life, also would be great to see how source lighting can be done casting green shadows from these machines.
excellent paintscheme and kinda similar to what I’m trying to achieve with my current Soulblight/Vampires project, so amazing timing. I think the best part about the Warhammer+ subscription is the hopefully massive backlog of White Dwarf painting articles and such for some nostalgia and inspiration as well as their scenery videos.
Its super helpful that you show what you do with your brush before actually applying the paint. (Getting rid of access water, how much paint, testing the paint on your hand etc.) thats great. Thank you!
I love watching someone paint a model in a totally different way to how I approached it. It shows that even though I've "done it" in a similar way, there's so much more that could be done to improve.
I recently took out a subscription to GW's Warhammer Imperium. For the Necron half of the armies I am definitely going too apply these techniques when painting them. Thank you for the inspiration
man, this necron really looks great. thanks for sharing it. I think it's a so nice (and flexible model to paint) and I don't think I see many creative uses of the model (different paint schemes) you definitely raise the bar
You share your Painting Mastery with calmness and energy of Zen Mastery. I can't even be envious of your skill and ability, I simply silently admire and try to learn as much as I can. Thank you for sharing!
Man this is so inspirational. As a novice painter I found my necrons really tough to paint compared to my death guard but this has really opened my eyes. For warhammer plus lore is my main interest
This is great. Really like the gritty worn feel of the model. Was looking for something similar to paint my own models, and I think this is it! Thank you very much!
Love your work. Always looks great. As a necron player I love seeing the necron videos I learn a lot and try and take the techniques into my own painting. It's mad getting into the hobby recently really a lot of fun. Keep up all your great work. More necrons is always a plus.
Just awesome!! Looking forward to watching the full video on Patreon... I appreciated the most how you developed your vision, and you had clear in mind where you were going. With all due respect, if it was mine, I would have "Chanteclaired" the model after the first steps of greys. I really didn't anticipate how amazing the transformation would have been.
The use of simple techniques (relatively) that are approachable - making the viewer want to try them out - is the best part of the channel. And the tips apply to any model - keep up the good work. Now off to figure out how to adjust/apply this style to the Kainan's Reapers ossiarchs I have sitting in a box
He looks great. Best necron in a long while. Here are some things that I really enjoy about your clips: -detailed explanation of techniques like the glowy bits in this one -use of the right colour for the right job and mixing them as well and not just GW everything. The basecoats of this one were a great inspiration -your clips are slightly longer but I really enjoy the quality content
Love how you have enhanced the technique and made this guy more grimdark. Would love to see you paint up one of the characters with interesting effects.
This Necron scheme looks tremendous! I’m really looking forward to Warhammer+ for Louise’s painting tutorials specifically. I’ve enjoyed her work for years and I’m glad she is presenting for them.
Finally, a metal blade with glowing recesses. That makes so much more sense to me lore-wise. It's supposed to be living metal and the glow lines seem to reflect that idea better to me. I'd love to see something like that plays with the idea of metal anodization around heat sources. So instead of focusing completely on overglow green, make the metal panels slightly colored according how metal anodizes at different temperatures. Even just a little blue discoloration at a weapon muzzle might be a cool thing to play with.
Great video and painting as usual. I like that your not painting the newest GW crap like every other channel. I honestly like videos where random miniatures are just painted with some narration...a lot like this one. I would like to see you paint other stuff other than GW.
That's a fantastic example for me to show glazing stepping up to layering. Thanks! As for W+, it wouldn't be for me, but for my brother. He is permanently disabled and I've been trying to get him into 40K and Kill Team games to get him out of the house and be with people again, current conditions allowing. W+ is something that can help him get more into the GW side of the hobby. I play non-GW games, so I am not a good resource of information for him, but something like W+ would be something he could work with easier.
Hey trovarion, I enjoy your work, after 15 years away from the hobby. I find your tutorials to be informative and enjoyable without being to dry or to silly to follow. Thanks
really nice color scheme. i think most of the time grim dark necrons are done just in metal but really darkend down so you often cant see most of the beautiful details on the newer models, but your way really inspired me to do them on my own
This content is so much more valuable and in my eyes creative than the ‘big 40k hobby channels’. Appreciate your style of content, voice over, and actual painting skill and exploration a lot. +1 Patreon
This and your Black Templar Grimdark are my 2 fave painting videos….. if i had HALF your talent and vision for this i would be a happy man….. this looks amazing man….. pure art…
Excellent video and very inspiring, Orange and red would really look so fiery as an energy source.Might try this myself on my older models.Great explaination of your processes, Thank you for all your effort.
Yeah, I want to do a couple of other really glowy versions with different colors - just had to pick one for this one obviously and I never tried green like this before.
This looks outstanding. I started to paint my first army (sororitas) with my own color scheme and it tooks lots of thinking as i'm a beginer (thanks for doing art school, and worked 15 years in CGI, i don't start at zero... even if i spend between 15 to 30 hours by mini). But for my Necrons, i will use your color scheme, i love it ! i wouldn't be able to come up with somehting so good anyway !
That necron looks insane and spooky, also my own painting skills increased so much much through your videos, so many thanks And I hope the Eisenhorn series, once rumored about will be released eventually on warhammer+
Once again providing an exceptional quality video for the community, hands down the best painting channel out there. I draw inspiration from every upload, and yes, post more space robots, marines, zombies, vampires, hell anything! you could paint an old shoe and make it entertaining and look epic. Keep up the great work 🤙
This looks Gorgeous. I had problems trying to figure out what I like the most about your original 9th ed necron video, to use some things in my own scheme, and I was really sure that I was going to try orange glow for sure, but then you paint another beautiful necron, with a more classic green glow, and it looks amazing. Also I have to point out that most people doing a grimdark miniature, will start to use enamels, oils, sponges, and all sort of tricks and tools to make the miniature look grimdark, but you just use your brush, an amazing control of the tool, inks and acrylics, and your experience and knowledge to make it look grimdark and beautiful. Bravo.
I really love that you do a NMM sheme that doesn't require an eternity to finish. Really impressive how you manage to have the right opacity where needed. I am very much looking to imitate this in the near future. Thanks for this video :)
I'm always game for more murder bots getting some paint! Working on my first warhammer army and started with necrons. Some good tips here on how to get some more chiping and wear and tear. Keep well my friend!
Wow. These are by far the best looking skorpekh destroyers i have ever seen! Also thank you so much for making these videos, they are super helpful for someone trying to get better at painting.
Fantastic as always, I’m painting up a Necron force at the moment and will definitely use elements of this. Loved your interpretation of the blade/energy globes on the model. I never quite liked the general method of painting the blades with the green energy overwhelming the blade, didn’t make sense for robots that have laying dormant for millions of years to look like they’ve been through a car wash before hitting the battlefield. I subscribed to Warhammer+ and while it’s early days for the content it’s just another great source for ideas on how to paint your particular favourite army or individual model.
Nice work! I’ve been working with some fluorescent yellow and green paint on my necron terrain, and your video will help solve some of the problems I’ve had getting to the right brightness.
I really like this technique! I mean, its essentially the original technique layering over black, but I really like your controlled application of inks instead of slopping it everywhere. The results are fantastic though I imagine this took a while to complete.
As always, an eye blasting tutorial from you! That armour leapt up five levels when you added that brown/orange wash. Great technique that I hope to use in my next project. Thanks for sharing that.
I really enjoyed watching the process and how the different techniques all tied together to create the end result and it definitely has me thinking about using some of these to paint my very first WH40K model's. That said I think I liked your favourite mini from your other necron video more overall. I would definitely like to see more necrons in future videos.
Amazing work as always! Makes me want to start up some necrons! Gotta get my tau done first! Speaking of, thats what I look forward to the most on warhammer+ excited to see tau get their own media!
First. good choice of musik. Seccond, Id like to see some Warhammer fantasy story there, but also more animations like the introduction to the new Primaris VS. Necron intro, would be nice. Third... Awesome video. Just tried yesterday to get a bluish rune and caster circle going, but with the way you showed today for the necron "glow", I will retry.
I'd love to see you jump in and try painting Warhammer 40k figures you've never painted. I always find it difficult to come up with a theme. Usually I just find it by painting a few models before I choose. I'd be curious to see how you "find" your approach! Great vid!
A great video! Seems like there’s alway more nuances, that make a big difference to applying these skills, which you bring to these videos. Also really like that new (seems new) set of tag lines: “pigment pushers” and “go push that pigment.”
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Thanks for the link, I've decided to try it out :)
I think a purple glow might be nice :D
@@IvanisIvan you can always paint one on yours!
Love these zombie-bots! I'm a sucker for grimdark, and seeing it done with such care and skill is super inspiring
thanks bud!
Airbrush your models with the Crayola Marker system, Jazza. I dare ya. >:]
Ah yes, the space zombie robots
necrons are the greatest grimdark oppertunity
Yeah I love these. I might use em 😏🙃
This has to be my favourite ever Necron scheme
The one thing I admire most about your painting style, is that it's actually STYLES. This "grimdark" style has its' own techniques to master, as does the "heavy metal" style, or any other "style," for that mater. They are all disciplines, and most people (that very much includes myself) strive to get good at just the one, whereas you have quite obviously mastered multiple kinds. It's impressive to see you switch between completely different artistic expressions, and never seem to miss a step. I of course understand that you work day and night on your craft to produce these results, but it still never fails to blow my mind how you so effortlessly transition from one style to the next. That miniature quite literally looks like a two-dimensional, canvas-style painting wrapped around a three-dimensional object. Kudos to you and all that you do for us, and have a great week.
'eavy metal
If all I saw was the final product, I’d swear to God that you built a life-sized Necron ( a mind-blowing achievement on its own). Your ability to achieve such fine depth and details is a true thing of beauty.
You have quickly become my favorite mini painting channel. You do very well at describing and showcasing the techniques you use. It’s definitely boosted my confidence that I can improve in these techniques you show.
I watch you and other painting focused youtubers for 2 reasons:
- to see a new scheme for something and get inspired (this one)
- to learn new technique / more nuances of technique I know and want to utilise to greater effect
Video I'd love to see would be a color scheme centered around nice "medium" purple, neither flashy and pinkish, nor dark. It's a color that I love but have a hard time implementing.
This is the best Necron painting video I've ever seen. Totally stealing this entire method being that I have about a million Necrons coming in the mail.
The orbs on its legs and arms are phenomenal. The entire model is gorgeous for a wethered awoken necron.
Despite knowing that I'll never be able to paint like this, I love that you break down your videos into components that are learnable by the average painter.
Your paintjob is insane, this is a great video for learning and as long as I'm concerned, your mini could enter and win most painting competition.
I'm building my first army in Warhammer 40k, and it happens to be Necrons. Watching this method really inspires me to try different paint schemes from what's normal. Looking forward to more videos!
Been working through my Necron army from Indomitus with the prior videos’ techniques , excited to watch this
Can we take a minute to just forget about the master of brush control and the number of different techniques used in this piece, and just truly appreciate the colors used in this paint scheme. The whole "Feel" of this composition begins to take shape around 11:49. This piece has this dreadful and dreary tone, takes me to a dark place and fills me with excitement watching it take shape.
I watch videos like this and I'm so inspired to paint. Thank you for these uploads!
You’re just on another level. I love all the painting videos from other youtubers but seeing you put real time into a model is amazing. Also you really inspire me to just jump in and paint since whatever model I paint won’t be the last anyway.
While I'm not a necron guy, seeing some ways yo make metals and the plate work interesting is amazing. Really inspiring
I honestly just want more content. Everything you post is so thorough. I've watched your Crimson Fist episode on repeat while painting my first Ultramarine. Thank you for any and all content you post up.
The bar is set high for when I try my first necron!
Gotta admit... you smashed this one out the park... its frickin beautiful !!
Few months ago i was watching your videos for the techniques, now for the inspiration.
Great work !
the texture on that is absolutely fantastic. And Astartes 2 of course, proving if you can't beat them, buy them which i guess is nicer than 'if you cant beat them, ban them'
Stumbled onto this video and its exactly what I've been searching for! Grim dark style but taken to a high level rather than being used as a quick and dirty paint method.
Haven't looked through your videos yet but really hoping theres more like this!
Looks great, after about 3 years back in the hobby I'm just starting to paint minatures for the hell of it. Instead of painting them for the tabletop, this channel and a few others are a big inspiration.
Your YT channel has inspired me to get back into my childhood hobby after 15 years! I have been bing watching your content in preparation for my NECRONS to arrive. Then this vid dropped! Amazing timing. Would be great to see you do an overgrown necron design, with lots of plant life, also would be great to see how source lighting can be done casting green shadows from these machines.
excellent paintscheme and kinda similar to what I’m trying to achieve with my current Soulblight/Vampires project, so amazing timing.
I think the best part about the Warhammer+ subscription is the hopefully massive backlog of White Dwarf painting articles and such for some nostalgia and inspiration as well as their scenery videos.
Its super helpful that you show what you do with your brush before actually applying the paint. (Getting rid of access water, how much paint, testing the paint on your hand etc.) thats great. Thank you!
I love watching someone paint a model in a totally different way to how I approached it. It shows that even though I've "done it" in a similar way, there's so much more that could be done to improve.
Wonderful work! This is truly a GrimDark necron without washing out all the details with effects. Great work man!
I recently took out a subscription to GW's Warhammer Imperium. For the Necron half of the armies I am definitely going too apply these techniques when painting them. Thank you for the inspiration
the Necron models didn't excite me until now, definitely going to grab some to paint, great tutorial.
man, this necron really looks great. thanks for sharing it.
I think it's a so nice (and flexible model to paint) and I don't think I see many creative uses of the model (different paint schemes) you definitely raise the bar
You share your Painting Mastery with calmness and energy of Zen Mastery. I can't even be envious of your skill and ability, I simply silently admire and try to learn as much as I can. Thank you for sharing!
Your „spacerobot“ looks great and your patience to build up your layers is just outstanding. 👍
Wow! this is my favourite mini painting of yours so far! holy smokes that looks incredible.
Man this is so inspirational.
As a novice painter I found my necrons really tough to paint compared to my death guard but this has really opened my eyes.
For warhammer plus lore is my main interest
This is great. Really like the gritty worn feel of the model. Was looking for something similar to paint my own models, and I think this is it! Thank you very much!
Amazing! Without question my favorite mini painting channel.
Love your work. Always looks great. As a necron player I love seeing the necron videos I learn a lot and try and take the techniques into my own painting. It's mad getting into the hobby recently really a lot of fun. Keep up all your great work.
More necrons is always a plus.
Just awesome!! Looking forward to watching the full video on Patreon... I appreciated the most how you developed your vision, and you had clear in mind where you were going. With all due respect, if it was mine, I would have "Chanteclaired" the model after the first steps of greys. I really didn't anticipate how amazing the transformation would have been.
Honestly the best grimdark Necron scheme I’ve seen. The non metallic metal armour looks really good. Way beyond my current painting skills.
Having finished the video - nicest Necron I've seen in years - thanks for the hints and tips!!
The use of simple techniques (relatively) that are approachable - making the viewer want to try them out - is the best part of the channel. And the tips apply to any model - keep up the good work. Now off to figure out how to adjust/apply this style to the Kainan's Reapers ossiarchs I have sitting in a box
He looks great. Best necron in a long while. Here are some things that I really enjoy about your clips:
-detailed explanation of techniques like the glowy bits in this one
-use of the right colour for the right job and mixing them as well and not just GW everything. The basecoats of this one were a great inspiration
-your clips are slightly longer but I really enjoy the quality content
Love how you have enhanced the technique and made this guy more grimdark. Would love to see you paint up one of the characters with interesting effects.
That blue- ish gray color really pop the stracure of the mini very well !!!.
Black templar is such a good paint for shading silverlike metals, nice to see you pick it
Looks fantastic in this style. Looking forward to see how good the stories are in the Warhammer+ animated shows.
This Necron scheme looks tremendous!
I’m really looking forward to Warhammer+ for Louise’s painting tutorials specifically. I’ve enjoyed her work for years and I’m glad she is presenting for them.
Finally, a metal blade with glowing recesses. That makes so much more sense to me lore-wise. It's supposed to be living metal and the glow lines seem to reflect that idea better to me. I'd love to see something like that plays with the idea of metal anodization around heat sources. So instead of focusing completely on overglow green, make the metal panels slightly colored according how metal anodizes at different temperatures. Even just a little blue discoloration at a weapon muzzle might be a cool thing to play with.
Absolutely gorgeous. Makes me want to start a Necron army.
Great video and painting as usual. I like that your not painting the newest GW crap like every other channel. I honestly like videos where random miniatures are just painted with some narration...a lot like this one. I would like to see you paint other stuff other than GW.
That's a fantastic example for me to show glazing stepping up to layering. Thanks!
As for W+, it wouldn't be for me, but for my brother. He is permanently disabled and I've been trying to get him into 40K and Kill Team games to get him out of the house and be with people again, current conditions allowing. W+ is something that can help him get more into the GW side of the hobby. I play non-GW games, so I am not a good resource of information for him, but something like W+ would be something he could work with easier.
Hey trovarion,
I enjoy your work, after 15 years away from the hobby. I find your tutorials to be informative and enjoyable without being to dry or to silly to follow. Thanks
I love the glowing ribcage, really makes the model stand out
really nice color scheme. i think most of the time grim dark necrons are done just in metal but really darkend down so you often cant see most of the beautiful details on the newer models, but your way really inspired me to do them on my own
This content is so much more valuable and in my eyes creative than the ‘big 40k hobby channels’. Appreciate your style of content, voice over, and actual painting skill and exploration a lot.
+1 Patreon
This and your Black Templar Grimdark are my 2 fave painting videos….. if i had HALF your talent and vision for this i would be a happy man….. this looks amazing man….. pure art…
Excellent video and very inspiring, Orange and red would really look so fiery as an energy source.Might try this myself on my older models.Great explaination of your processes, Thank you for all your effort.
Yeah, I want to do a couple of other really glowy versions with different colors - just had to pick one for this one obviously and I never tried green like this before.
As someone who loved the previous video to see you do even better with it blows me away. Thank you so much for sharing and please stay safe!
This looks absolutely mind blowing. You've taken Grimdark to another level here!
This looks outstanding.
I started to paint my first army (sororitas) with my own color scheme and it tooks lots of thinking as i'm a beginer (thanks for doing art school, and worked 15 years in CGI, i don't start at zero... even if i spend between 15 to 30 hours by mini). But for my Necrons, i will use your color scheme, i love it ! i wouldn't be able to come up with somehting so good anyway !
this cold dead mini warms my heart :) you are a natural teacher
That necron looks insane and spooky, also my own painting skills increased so much much through your videos, so many thanks
And I hope the Eisenhorn series, once rumored about will be released eventually on warhammer+
Man that necron color scheme is fantastic. I especially liked how you did the scratches and battle damage.
This is hands down the greatest tutorial I have ever seen as, in my opinion, these methods can be applied to practically any miniature! 🙌
Watching this, I didn't think the green would pop as much as it did in the reveal shot. Awesome work!
Stunning colors…very effective, volumes are pushed so nicely to increase readability…wow great work
I love the result of that necron! Now I want to try it on my models. Super inspiring!
Once again providing an exceptional quality video for the community, hands down the best painting channel out there. I draw inspiration from every upload, and yes, post more space robots, marines, zombies, vampires, hell anything! you could paint an old shoe and make it entertaining and look epic. Keep up the great work 🤙
This looks Gorgeous. I had problems trying to figure out what I like the most about your original 9th ed necron video, to use some things in my own scheme, and I was really sure that I was going to try orange glow for sure, but then you paint another beautiful necron, with a more classic green glow, and it looks amazing.
Also I have to point out that most people doing a grimdark miniature, will start to use enamels, oils, sponges, and all sort of tricks and tools to make the miniature look grimdark, but you just use your brush, an amazing control of the tool, inks and acrylics, and your experience and knowledge to make it look grimdark and beautiful.
Bravo.
Beyond the lessons of this video, I also learned how utterly impressive your brush control is!
I really love that you do a NMM sheme that doesn't require an eternity to finish. Really impressive how you manage to have the right opacity where needed. I am very much looking to imitate this in the near future. Thanks for this video :)
I'm always game for more murder bots getting some paint!
Working on my first warhammer army and started with necrons.
Some good tips here on how to get some more chiping and wear and tear.
Keep well my friend!
gotta be the animations im looking forward too the most!!
Hell yeah... That's exactly the vibe I have gone with mine! LOVE it!
Wow. These are by far the best looking skorpekh destroyers i have ever seen! Also thank you so much for making these videos, they are super helpful for someone trying to get better at painting.
Oh my god, it's so satisfying to watch.
Fantastic vid! I used fluorescent blue for my Necrons, gives them a cold electrical feel, contrasted by the orange rust on the metal surfaces.
This is a STELLAR tutorial on so many levels but boy those eyes and the glow on the weapons are amazing.
Fantastic as always, I’m painting up a Necron force at the moment and will definitely use elements of this. Loved your interpretation of the blade/energy globes on the model. I never quite liked the general method of painting the blades with the green energy overwhelming the blade, didn’t make sense for robots that have laying dormant for millions of years to look like they’ve been through a car wash before hitting the battlefield.
I subscribed to Warhammer+ and while it’s early days for the content it’s just another great source for ideas on how to paint your particular favourite army or individual model.
Best take on Necon power(?) blades I've seen so far. - Keep it up!
That metallic shading with Black Templar was clever, gonna borrow that!
I would love to see a themed kitbash army series. Incorporating your sculpting with some clever lore tieing them together.
Angels of death for sure
Now I'm totally going to do this with my necrons. Going with the bronze up. This looks great. I love it
Nice work! I’ve been working with some fluorescent yellow and green paint on my necron terrain, and your video will help solve some of the problems I’ve had getting to the right brightness.
I really like this technique! I mean, its essentially the original technique layering over black, but I really like your controlled application of inks instead of slopping it everywhere. The results are fantastic though I imagine this took a while to complete.
This scheme looks awesome! Looking forward to the 40K + lore and battle reports. I hope they incorporate learning how to play.
As always, an eye blasting tutorial from you! That armour leapt up five levels when you added that brown/orange wash. Great technique that I hope to use in my next project. Thanks for sharing that.
I could sit here and watch you paint necrons all day.
You are speaking my language sir - I loooooove this. A real pleasure to watch and be inspired!
I really enjoyed watching the process and how the different techniques all tied together to create the end result and it definitely has me thinking about using some of these to paint my very first WH40K model's.
That said I think I liked your favourite mini from your other necron video more overall. I would definitely like to see more necrons in future videos.
That Destroyer looks soo good. Can't wait for the Patreon video.
I am very interested in that White Dwarf vault.
Amazing work as always! Makes me want to start up some necrons! Gotta get my tau done first! Speaking of, thats what I look forward to the most on warhammer+ excited to see tau get their own media!
Jaw dropping result... More Necrons!
I came to the channel looking for what it looks unreal but that you make possible. New techniques and schemes from the best
It looks absolutely gorgeous, and the tutorial is clear and goes to the point. 10/10
Bought my first necron. Going to play around with something simile to this for painting.
Hands down the best Necron I ever saw!
First. good choice of musik. Seccond, Id like to see some Warhammer fantasy story there, but also more animations like the introduction to the new Primaris VS. Necron intro, would be nice.
Third... Awesome video. Just tried yesterday to get a bluish rune and caster circle going, but with the way you showed today for the necron "glow", I will retry.
I'd love to see you jump in and try painting Warhammer 40k figures you've never painted. I always find it difficult to come up with a theme. Usually I just find it by painting a few models before I choose. I'd be curious to see how you "find" your approach! Great vid!
A great video!
Seems like there’s alway more nuances, that make a big difference to applying these skills, which you bring to these videos.
Also really like that new (seems new) set of tag lines: “pigment pushers” and “go push that pigment.”