I’ve watch a lot of mini painting videos on UA-cam and I really do think these are among the best: practical, comprehensive, interesting and very well delivered. Not only do I enjoy them in their own right but I’ve learned something new in every one.
2 paints and not 1 was a flesh paint. You're a freaking wizard. Also, considering that an army of these guys is only a few models you can get a whole army done pretty fast!
Love how you are making this more accessible to all - we can't all win golden demons but giving us a way of making tabletop miniatures look epic is very much appreciated. That being said I wouldn't mind you focusing on some TMM - although it doesn't always photograph well I love the contrast between metallic paints and normal paints so any insights on that are greatly appreciated. Thanks and keep it coming!
First of all, congratulations on the 20k subscribers. It's well deserved, these are some of the best tutorials, and have kept me interested in the hobby whilst the world is, well, on hold. I love how honest you were at the end, saying how you just wanted to get it done! I think we've all been there, I sometimes struggle to get over that final push! It might sound a bit philosophical, but I'd love to see a tutorial on how you "approach" a paint job; how you decide on what colours to use, where you decide to start etc. Or just a quick guide on how to approach freehand, I have tons of models that should have tattoos but I'm too scared to paint them! And great work on the gargant, it looks sick!
I love the take on a larger model for sure. I would love to see you guys try to show off really flashy colors on a larger models. Having such a large center of attention with bright yellows, purples and greens tend to look silly on big models; so if you show how to get a more realistic look with it, that would be awesome!
@@ArtisOpus I guarantee you if I ever try to use fluorescent colors for more than just dots, it would be like looking into the sun. Great content tho! Your approach on dry brushing is unique and super dope to see.
Going to buy painting supplies for myself as Christmas present, mainly interested in display figures and busts. These videos are very good to learn all kind of tricks and tips to start painting.
Just back to mini painting after 20years with out painting anything ,showing my son 40k and your video's blow my mind , I am loving them . He chose Orks and i am painting black templars . but i got the bug back . best hobby ever.
So pleased for you dude, I took a big old break and just loved it when I fell back into it (I got more patient, too, which helps!) I'll keep making them if you keep watching, glad to have you along for the journey! :)
That was superb. And you hit on many of my problems. Getting half way through and wanting it to be over. Spending too much time on details. But you should be well proud of that one. Great vid.
i really like you videos bro! Always so informative. I've been painting for years and some of the notes you point out are good enough to add to my bucket of secrets. Thanks!
Love the video format. Really helpful to hear the thought processes when you run into a problem or change your mind about what you are doing. I'd love to see you doing a cartoon/cell style. I've seen a few examples but I'd love to hear you working through the process.
Amazing to hear, thank you so much! I recently saw an incredible Gargant painted like this and I'd love to be able to do it🤩Gonna have to do some learning myself first😁
Great video. I really appreciate how you go into detail at the end of the video. I'm in the process of building the base for my warstomper. Perfect timing with this video before I start painting.
I have really been enjoying the work you put into these videos - very well done start to finish. It would be cool seeing drybrushing with metallics - something like necrons etc
I'm really enjoying your focus on getting models painted up quick and easy. Not all of us have much time to spend painting up models, but I know I'd love to be able to have some beautiful models on the table in as small a time as possible. Perhaps a video on getting one of the new Broken Realms boxes or one of the Combat Patrol boxes painted up in just a few hours?
Great video and love how you go through the steps then also point out what yiu'd change or do different, nice to see we all are still learning. Really love to see something on varied skin tones, from pale to olive to tanned, to dark and then otherworldly and how you can find colors and washes to pull them off. Thanks for all your effort and such amazing content as always, can't wait to do my mega and 4 bloodthirsters with the series D I got for Xmas. :)
Thanks so much for your kind words, dude! Believe me, I still make plenty of mistakes, we only share the ones that are educational😅I am extremely inexperienced with skin tones in general, unfortunately, and the majority of my experience is painting pale elves. I need a bit more practice before I am at a stage where I can teach others😊
Every time I'm like "Naw, ya can't drybrush that" You prove me wrong in the best way. If you're still looking for ideas for different videos: Something I haven't seen many other 'tubers do is to go over the different types of hobby glues, what they're good for, bad for, and comparing them. Cheers mate.
Awesome video. I paint lots of Tyrands at the moment and this flesh would work well for them so I am going to give it a try tonight. Keep up the good work.
Thank you so much for your kind words, dude😀The model really helped on this one and I really enjoyed working on that scale and doing something different😊
@@ArtisOpus I agree, larger scale is where its at. I'm working on a project for my brother atm painting all of his Talisman minis, they're sooo small. Hard to really appreciate the details. Fortunately my breaks from the project are with the Orc Rager by Blacksun Miniatures 😎
I'd really like to see stipple/dry brushing for seraphon/dragon s etc. Especially with the bright colour schemes from the Necron flyers. Excellent job, thank you.
Great suggestion dude! GW actually put up a community release which mentioned Deepkin getting a new lease of life for their monsters in the near future. Any excuse to paint sharks or turtles is a good one! 😊
Thanks so much, mate 😊 You're gonna be so pleased at some point in the near future... I don't want to say too much, but there's a small possibility that there might be three of them... 😉🤫
Fantastic tutorial, I really enjoyed the video. Coming back to miniature painting after a break of over 25 years I really appreciate the demonstration of techniques. Dry brushing is something that I see I need to reconsider so much more as it was great to see the versatility with which you used it. As someone who also really enjoys painting metallics, and particularly the move between weathered and clean edges I would love to see you paint the Ghazghkull Thraka model.
I am playing around with a Gundam and Grot diorama at the moment and I picked up some ak interactive grimes to play with the weathering it is so much fun
Just want to say thank you for wearing a poppy. So many have forgotten or can’t be asked because of COVID. But it’s great to see some people still are. Also p.s sweet model ;)
Super pleased to hear bud great suggestion! I actually really enjoyed painting this guy's face and it's easier to demonstrate on a larger model. It gave me some ideas on how to do it as a tutorial 😁
Great video! I think an army is a week/weekend/24hours is ALWAYS a good time(to watch, maybe not paint lol). Those videos always get a crazy amount of views and for good reason :) Also it’d be cool to see it done with this heavy dry brushing technique 👍👍
Thanks, bud! We're trying to work out how we do this now. Unless it was Nurgle doing it with 0 airbrushing will definitely feel a little bit cruel, so I hybrid is probably the way we would go.😊
glad to see the necromancers fixed up you nose :P. Love the bigger model tutorials. So much to cram into one vid haha. You know what I'd love to see? a blooper reel. Who doesn't love some bloopers? failing that maybe some behind the scenes stuff? what your setup is (painting and filming). Just a thought. Keep up the good work and I'll keep hitting that like button ;)
I have my personal Necromancer, he comes in very useful when I look like a dog that's been scrapping 😁 If I make a mistake we have to bleep the entire footage. I mind my P's and Q's carefully for the camera, but when things go wrong I definitely don't. The behind the scenes/setup is a great idea though! Thank you for your ongoing support Bevan
Cheers for the tutorial, they are always so helpful. I would love to see a tutorial on snow effects/weathering. Whenever I have tried, it always turns out looking cheap.
Dang, minute that Gargant hit the screen in the opening my jaw dropped at that effect!!!!!!!!! Outstanding tutorial. Been a subscriber for a while following and know you mainly paint GW but have recently gotten into Malifaux and Archanist Colette and her performers. Would love to see you're take on painting sheer black or white fabric because I am intimidated to start those stockings.
Oh man, that is intimidating! 😅They're very cool models, but more fiddly than what I tend to pick. I'll need a fair bit more practice before I can approach something like that. It's a great suggestion though, thank you very much😊
Another great tutorial! I've been loving the ProAcryl paints by Monument... easily my favorite new line out there. And I'd still love to see your take on some Eldar Waraithguard models... :)
Glad you like them! I'd say I have to agree! I am incredibly impressed, I've been told to try their bright red next 😊The Eldar vehicle I have built is crying out for some paint, but I have great plans and I need to find a time.
My pleasure dude! You'll get a big one in bits very shortly, but I've been thinking about how a 24hour challenge or something would work, so you may get both, shortly!
I have one built! It'll probably be bloodthirsters first, but we will cover all greater demons! Probably another attempt at a speed job on each of them :D. Enjoy!
Great work.. As somebody who is new to the hobby, selecting an army and working out the quickest way to paint it (To a desirable standard) is very important.. I would love to see a 1000/2000 point project in either AOS or 40k, done using your drybrush system. The time breakdown you use use would be super beneficial and would go someway to helping me and other new hobbyists work out how to take on such daunting projects..
Hey dude, did you check out our Starting an Army video? There's a little surprise for you at the end! Hope you've already contacted our customer support, if not - make sure you do so. Thanks for the awesome comment and your ongoing support! Hope you're well! ❤
Your videos are fantastic, they make a newer painter less scared to dive into the hobby. I love how your dry brushing/stipple seems smooth and simple. I'd love to see you do collaboration paintings with other artists where they paint in your style and you in their style! I think it would be super fun seeing you do a @Dana_Howl paint style
@@ArtisOpus Right?! I think she'd love doing your dry brush style and you her neon! Being so new to the hobby you both make all of this less intimidating and very open for all skills of the hobby life to enjoy this!
I know your viewers like GW stuff, but I learned so much from your videos where you tackled SW Legion Models. I would love to see some more videos on ships and vehicles. They are very intimidating for me, but I love how you break them down using your techniques!
We do need to make a tanky return, whether GW or non, the SWL stuff hugely impressed me... I've not touched any other plastics on level with GW, which they definitely are, they're also extremely well designed for easy assembly and painting in sub assemblies, which is utter gold as far as I'm concerned!
Aliens, Xenos and gribblies. Always seeing some amazing blends and colour variations when people invent their own Hive Fleets. Palette colours of your choice with discussion of colour theory behind the choices for Hive Fleet Opus 😍😍😍
Fantastic work and video. I try to do the bigger busts from 1/12 to 1/6 because I’m disabled and easier for me to see and hold but I’ve tried dry brushing with your brushes and I’m in love with them 👍🏻👨🏼🦽🇬🇧
Dude that's wonderful to hear, the spare head you get from this kit is actually pretty much a bust, it's a great piece. James from Siege Studios took mine to paint because he liked it so much :D. Drybrushing is wonderful, it works with the mini, not against it, really glad it's going well for you! Happy hobbying, my man!
@@ArtisOpus can I ask where you get your figures and busts from as I do find it hard to get decent ones cheap enough I normally have to go to eBay but found manufacturers but still high price. China ok but usual copy’s and in purple resin. Only get my disability but trying to keep busy
Great tutorial. It was fun to see you tackle a large model, and your development of the process. I would love to see you approach an diorama in a similar manner. It would be a bit of a ride, but maybe it could be broken up between 2 episodes. Cheers and Thank you!
Another stellar video! I'd love to see a video on power swords effects, or more notably, FROST weapon effects! I'd also absolutely love to see some new different text your pallet designs and styles available to purchase! Thanks for everything you do as always!
It continues to amaze me how good your drybrushing is, mine always look chalky, though that could be because I don't yet have any of those delicious brushes. Another great video, thanks
I love your videos, I've learned so much by watching your videos! I'm sharing your videos with all my painting friends! I would like you to make a video on painting swamp effects on a base or a video with more in-depth instructions on your dry brush techniques. Keep up the amazing work my brother!
@@ArtisOpus thanks! Would love to understand if you use masking tape or liquid mask or anything else. Or if it's the sequence in which you paint. Also how to dry brush in tight spots.
Dangerous question! Id love to see you tackle more large models, busts that kind of thing. And I think you would be awesome doing some colab speed painting challenges or individual challenges with folks like the guys at midwinter minis, Goobertown hobbies, Squidmar etc! Keep up the awesome vids though, you are absolutely a drybrush wizard!
Really informative tutorial, I have always avoided models which are predominantly flesh. This has given me the confidence to give it a go. I’d love to see how you’d tackle more alien skin tones, greens/reds/blue.
I so look forward to these videos ... amazing job , really liked your free hand tattoos , would love to see you do some freehand tutorials and battle damage tutorials . But to be honest I’d watch anything you guys put out 🤣🤣
would really like to see your set-ups for different skin tones just like you did with your painting white/yellow videos. great work and congrats on the 20k
This is fantastic. Really thinking about using this skin recipe for a couple demons I've got from Mierce miniatures. Great work! Would be interesting to see how you tackle some vehicle weathering techniques. Not rust because you've done rust, but burnished metals, engine oil, grease deposits etc
I totally love your metallics work. It would be awesome to see your technique on a Grey Knight Terminator or Paladin! Planing to do a diorama with GK Paladins and my NMM sucks so I am looking out for a nice metallics style :)
Well you have officially done it. 3 mega gargants and a box of the smaller ones. You cost me way too much! Naturally I would happily vote for Sisters (like it shouldn't surprise you anymore) or Deathwing could be fun. However I'm a sucker for punishment, so here it goes... Howling Griffons, I reckon this style would make an amazing Howling Griffon scheme. Naturally it would be challenging due to the quarter scheme, but I've got faith in you!
You're a sucker for punishment? Sounds like you want to watch me suffer! 😅 People keep asking for this. There's probably a method with drybrushed pre-shading and contrast or inks for the colour, but it's gonna take some real dedication and time to figure out😊Glad you took the leap on the Gargants, could you share your progress painting them in the future? Thanks so much for your support
I'd love to see a you do translucent cloth like in a wet shirt or something. I'd also like to get a quickie primer on color choices as you pick great color schemes when you paint. The other thing is style weathering like chips and cuts in armor or rust. Thx for the channel.
Thanks very much dude - 'How to Pick Colours' is definitely on the agenda, its a great suggestion, and not something that I would have thought of myself!
Thanks Byron, really enjoyed that. Spotted the Revell plastic glue, I find it much better than GWs. Would love to see one of the larger Tau battlesuits at some stage.
Amazing to hear Julian 😊 I've got one built dude, he's just a very intimidating model especially for approaching with a video in mind. Contacter is my baby, I've used it for a decade and I think it's the best
Another amazing video Byron. I would be really interested in seeing your take on a display base. How you would go about creating a unique base for a display character model. Hopefully you can do that at some point. As always keep up the great work and I look forward to seeing you for your next video really soon
Thanks so much my friend! ❤This is definitely something I'd like to do at some point. I'm about to test out something in a series format. If it works you'll definitely get your wish 😊
I'm really liking your videos. I'm leaning more with everyone. Your dry brushing techniques are very interesting, I would like to learn more on that. I use dry brushing on my Battletech Mechs a lot, to save time, I would like to see you paint one of those. I own both your series S and D, and I love them both. I would like to get the larger S ones eventually.
Great video again - thanks! A custom Tyranid paint scheme would be great to see - preferably on a large model to see how you would tackle it with dry brushing
You're so welcome bud! I have a Harpy that needs stripping, luckily for me I just found my new favourite stripping models. We've neglected Tyranids for too long, they're definitely due some love😊❤
I’ve watch a lot of mini painting videos on UA-cam and I really do think these are among the best: practical, comprehensive, interesting and very well delivered. Not only do I enjoy them in their own right but I’ve learned something new in every one.
Andrew, thanks so much for your kind words, mate!
2 paints and not 1 was a flesh paint. You're a freaking wizard.
Also, considering that an army of these guys is only a few models you can get a whole army done pretty fast!
Absolutely dude! I think you can do the three big guys in 20 hours possibly although you may lose the will to live 😅 Thank you!
This was fantastic and I love watching painting technique tutorials on larger models. Thanks for the top tier content!
You're most welcome buddy, plenty more large minis coming :D
I have a few of these big boys and I love this skin tone, I will use it on my next mega-gargant build and paint, thank you! Amazing painting video.
Our pleasure, buddy :)
Love how you are making this more accessible to all - we can't all win golden demons but giving us a way of making tabletop miniatures look epic is very much appreciated. That being said I wouldn't mind you focusing on some TMM - although it doesn't always photograph well I love the contrast between metallic paints and normal paints so any insights on that are greatly appreciated. Thanks and keep it coming!
Hey Jamie, I'd love to do some metallic power armour at some point, I watched trovarion's amazing necron recently and got FOMO :D
My pleasure, dude :)
Fantastic tutorial Byron both the techniques and the little advice along the way
Glad it was helpful, buddy! Thanks so much
Thanks for the tutorial! I never thought of drybrush as a good technique for painting flesh.
Oh man, you're about to unlock some really special stuff, enjoy!
You are the drybrush champion!
^_^ Glad you think so! Thank you!
The dry brush master strikes again!
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First of all, congratulations on the 20k subscribers. It's well deserved, these are some of the best tutorials, and have kept me interested in the hobby whilst the world is, well, on hold.
I love how honest you were at the end, saying how you just wanted to get it done! I think we've all been there, I sometimes struggle to get over that final push!
It might sound a bit philosophical, but I'd love to see a tutorial on how you "approach" a paint job; how you decide on what colours to use, where you decide to start etc. Or just a quick guide on how to approach freehand, I have tons of models that should have tattoos but I'm too scared to paint them!
And great work on the gargant, it looks sick!
I had some “savage” frost giants from malifaux and I did not want to paint them blue. This guide was very helpful. Thank you.
Awesome, glad to help! Thanks for watching, buddy😊
I love the take on a larger model for sure. I would love to see you guys try to show off really flashy colors on a larger models. Having such a large center of attention with bright yellows, purples and greens tend to look silly on big models; so if you show how to get a more realistic look with it, that would be awesome!
Thanks for the suggestion dude, although taking my fluorescents away from me is definitely a little bit upsetting 😅 We all have our crutches :)
@@ArtisOpus I guarantee you if I ever try to use fluorescent colors for more than just dots, it would be like looking into the sun.
Great content tho! Your approach on dry brushing is unique and super dope to see.
Going to buy painting supplies for myself as Christmas present, mainly interested in display figures and busts. These videos are very good to learn all kind of tricks and tips to start painting.
Just back to mini painting after 20years with out painting anything ,showing my son 40k and your video's blow my mind , I am loving them . He chose Orks and i am painting black templars . but i got the bug back . best hobby ever.
So pleased for you dude, I took a big old break and just loved it when I fell back into it (I got more patient, too, which helps!)
I'll keep making them if you keep watching, glad to have you along for the journey! :)
That was superb. And you hit on many of my problems. Getting half way through and wanting it to be over. Spending too much time on details. But you should be well proud of that one. Great vid.
Thanks Neil, really lovely to hear, that's exactly what I was going for!
i really like you videos bro! Always so informative. I've been painting for years and some of the notes you point out are good enough to add to my bucket of secrets. Thanks!
So happy to be added to your bucket :D - no problem!
Very interested to see the contrast paint outcome - that was a useful example of where and when to use 'contrast'....
Thanks dude, they've got so many different applications!
Love the video format. Really helpful to hear the thought processes when you run into a problem or change your mind about what you are doing.
I'd love to see you doing a cartoon/cell style. I've seen a few examples but I'd love to hear you working through the process.
Amazing to hear, thank you so much! I recently saw an incredible Gargant painted like this and I'd love to be able to do it🤩Gonna have to do some learning myself first😁
Great video. I really appreciate how you go into detail at the end of the video. I'm in the process of building the base for my warstomper. Perfect timing with this video before I start painting.
Thanks so much, buddy! What a great project! I am sure you'll have so much fun painting him 🤩 My pleasure, there's plenty more to come!
More on the large models, please. I mostly make my own large sculpts from polymer clay, and your painting tips for larger models is very helpful.
Glad you find them useful, there's plenty more big ones to come😊 Can you share your sculpts with us on socials? We'd love to see🤩
Loved the video! I can’t wait to try it on my Mega Gargant!
Dude, you will have so much fun!
Impressive work on the skin and all the other details. Congratulations and thannks for teaching.
Our pleasure! Thank you for supporting
Love to See a Lord of change painted up by you!
Im impressed how good drybrushing works with those brushs 😱
we'll be getting round all of the greater daemons very soon. It will probably be Khorne first though😊 Thanks so much for the support!
I have really been enjoying the work you put into these videos - very well done start to finish. It would be cool seeing drybrushing with metallics - something like necrons etc
Some are being assembled right no. As soon as they're finished and we have space in the schedule you'll get your wish 😊 Thank you for your support!
I’m a fan. This was one of the best so far. Can’t wait to get my hands on a set of brushes.
Amazing to hear Rob 🤩 Thanks so much! They're all available on our website, let me know if you have any more questions! :)
@@ArtisOpus I’m looking to try this on my Ogres.
I'm really enjoying your focus on getting models painted up quick and easy. Not all of us have much time to spend painting up models, but I know I'd love to be able to have some beautiful models on the table in as small a time as possible. Perhaps a video on getting one of the new Broken Realms boxes or one of the Combat Patrol boxes painted up in just a few hours?
Got my Series D brushes today, so will be fun to give them a try.
Loving the work! Wanting to try my hand at some commission work in the future and these tutorials are so good for time management. Keep them coming!
Thanks so much Chris!
Absolutely amazing 🤩
Thank you!!
Great video and love how you go through the steps then also point out what yiu'd change or do different, nice to see we all are still learning. Really love to see something on varied skin tones, from pale to olive to tanned, to dark and then otherworldly and how you can find colors and washes to pull them off. Thanks for all your effort and such amazing content as always, can't wait to do my mega and 4 bloodthirsters with the series D I got for Xmas. :)
Thanks so much for your kind words, dude! Believe me, I still make plenty of mistakes, we only share the ones that are educational😅I am extremely inexperienced with skin tones in general, unfortunately, and the majority of my experience is painting pale elves. I need a bit more practice before I am at a stage where I can teach others😊
This would be great to see to see on a large seraphon model, with red or blue flesh
Would a Deepkin turtle tick the box? 😉 I have one assembled.
@@ArtisOpus yeah if it gives same result
@@fallenhuntercastiel Absolutely dude, I think they're very comparable 😊
This is just what I needed to see. Perfect timing. Already showed my partner your site for my crimbo prezzy :)
Keep up the great work, stay safe
Amazing to hear :) Thanks so much❤
Every time I'm like "Naw, ya can't drybrush that" You prove me wrong in the best way.
If you're still looking for ideas for different videos: Something I haven't seen many other 'tubers do is to go over the different types of hobby glues, what they're good for, bad for, and comparing them. Cheers mate.
Hey bud, that's actually a fantastic suggestion! Although I only use 2 types generally! Revell's contacta for plastic is unsurpassed IMO.
Looks amazing!
Thanks, buddy!
Awesome video. I paint lots of Tyrands at the moment and this flesh would work well for them so I am going to give it a try tonight. Keep up the good work.
Thanks so much, Matthew
Dude, you're the king of dry brushing! That and your paint jobs are always so crisp and clean!! Super awesome bro!
Thank you so much for your kind words, dude😀The model really helped on this one and I really enjoyed working on that scale and doing something different😊
@@ArtisOpus I agree, larger scale is where its at. I'm working on a project for my brother atm painting all of his Talisman minis, they're sooo small. Hard to really appreciate the details. Fortunately my breaks from the project are with the Orc Rager by Blacksun Miniatures 😎
Great colour choice. Love having an alternative to an airbrush.
Thanks, buddy! Have you tried it out yet?😊
@@ArtisOpus Used the brushes a lot on flesh, not this specific colour, this weekend will do.
Great video so happy you finally did Caucasia flesh
^_^ My pleasure!
I'd really like to see stipple/dry brushing for seraphon/dragon s etc. Especially with the bright colour schemes from the Necron flyers.
Excellent job, thank you.
Great suggestion dude! GW actually put up a community release which mentioned Deepkin getting a new lease of life for their monsters in the near future. Any excuse to paint sharks or turtles is a good one! 😊
Interesting tutorial, thanks so much!
You're so welcome, mate! Thank you for your support!
Great tutorial. Thanks
You're so welcome! Thanks for the support
I like your videos very much. Great results in no time at all. Next time I would like to see you painting a Bloodthirster.
Thanks so much, mate 😊 You're gonna be so pleased at some point in the near future... I don't want to say too much, but there's a small possibility that there might be three of them... 😉🤫
Fantastic tutorial, I really enjoyed the video. Coming back to miniature painting after a break of over 25 years I really appreciate the demonstration of techniques. Dry brushing is something that I see I need to reconsider so much more as it was great to see the versatility with which you used it. As someone who also really enjoys painting metallics, and particularly the move between weathered and clean edges I would love to see you paint the Ghazghkull Thraka model.
Thanks so much buddy! I love the Ghazghkull Thraka model! He's such a big model though. I'd easily loose 5h to the weathering alone❤
I am playing around with a Gundam and Grot diorama at the moment and I picked up some ak interactive grimes to play with the weathering it is so much fun
Really like your videos, learing somerhing new every time 😊💪🏻
Awesome 🤩 That's the goal! Many more to come 👀
Just want to say thank you for wearing a poppy. So many have forgotten or can’t be asked because of COVID. But it’s great to see some people still are.
Also p.s sweet model ;)
Our pleasure dude, always do at this time of year. Thanks so much!
Excellent tutorial
Glad you liked it! Thanks for the support! :)
Congrats on 20k!!!! It's well deserved. Thank you for doing the skin (I ask for it a lot lol). As usual, great tutorial!!!
No worries bud, we got there in the end! :D Undead flesh next!
Great tutorial. I recently started painting 75mm models. This will come in handy.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks so much🤩
After weeks of watching tutorials, the youtube channel did it. I'm going to take the plunge and grab some of these brushes
That's awesome! Thanks so much for the support my friend 🤩😊
Love watching these paint jobs, just need those dry brushes to show up, so looking forward to using them.
They should be with you super soon dude, C19 has slowed logistics down a little, but you should have them shortly :)
No worries I completely understand. The S series are super nice! Just started using those and I am extremely happy!
Oh fantastic, glad to hear it bud, they really are magic, got a favourite size? Everyone develops one :). 00/3/5 is my few favs, currently :D
I like the 1,00, I need to order a 3 ,and 5 soon.
I love the tutorials! It would be great to see something on painting faces. Keep up the great work!!!
Super pleased to hear bud great suggestion! I actually really enjoyed painting this guy's face and it's easier to demonstrate on a larger model. It gave me some ideas on how to do it as a tutorial 😁
Freehand freehand freehand! Those tattoos are amazing.
Right!? :) Thanks for the support Tom!
Great video! I think an army is a week/weekend/24hours is ALWAYS a good time(to watch, maybe not paint lol). Those videos always get a crazy amount of views and for good reason :) Also it’d be cool to see it done with this heavy dry brushing technique 👍👍
Thanks, bud! We're trying to work out how we do this now. Unless it was Nurgle doing it with 0 airbrushing will definitely feel a little bit cruel, so I hybrid is probably the way we would go.😊
awesome work
Thanks a lot!
glad to see the necromancers fixed up you nose :P. Love the bigger model tutorials. So much to cram into one vid haha. You know what I'd love to see? a blooper reel. Who doesn't love some bloopers? failing that maybe some behind the scenes stuff? what your setup is (painting and filming). Just a thought. Keep up the good work and I'll keep hitting that like button ;)
I have my personal Necromancer, he comes in very useful when I look like a dog that's been scrapping 😁 If I make a mistake we have to bleep the entire footage. I mind my P's and Q's carefully for the camera, but when things go wrong I definitely don't. The behind the scenes/setup is a great idea though! Thank you for your ongoing support Bevan
Cheers for the tutorial, they are always so helpful. I would love to see a tutorial on snow effects/weathering. Whenever I have tried, it always turns out looking cheap.
Our pleasure, thank you for watching Alex ^_^ You're not the first to ask. We'll make sure to do some research on helpful products ASAP😊
Dang, minute that Gargant hit the screen in the opening my jaw dropped at that effect!!!!!!!!! Outstanding tutorial. Been a subscriber for a while following and know you mainly paint GW but have recently gotten into Malifaux and Archanist Colette and her performers. Would love to see you're take on painting sheer black or white fabric because I am intimidated to start those stockings.
Oh man, that is intimidating! 😅They're very cool models, but more fiddly than what I tend to pick. I'll need a fair bit more practice before I can approach something like that. It's a great suggestion though, thank you very much😊
Another great tutorial!
I've been loving the ProAcryl paints by Monument... easily my favorite new line out there.
And I'd still love to see your take on some Eldar Waraithguard models... :)
Glad you like them! I'd say I have to agree! I am incredibly impressed, I've been told to try their bright red next 😊The Eldar vehicle I have built is crying out for some paint, but I have great plans and I need to find a time.
Learned a lot from this!
Amazing, that's why we do it, Bo!
It would be great to see you tackle a small army and thank you for all the awesome guides and tutorials you publish, some great inspiration 8)
My pleasure dude! You'll get a big one in bits very shortly, but I've been thinking about how a 24hour challenge or something would work, so you may get both, shortly!
Love this, would love to see how you tackle a Keeper of Secrets! Am going to continue to binge your vids
I have one built! It'll probably be bloodthirsters first, but we will cover all greater demons! Probably another attempt at a speed job on each of them :D.
Enjoy!
Great work.. As somebody who is new to the hobby, selecting an army and working out the quickest way to paint it (To a desirable standard) is very important.. I would love to see a 1000/2000 point project in either AOS or 40k, done using your drybrush system. The time breakdown you use use would be super beneficial and would go someway to helping me and other new hobbyists work out how to take on such daunting projects..
Hey dude, did you check out our Starting an Army video? There's a little surprise for you at the end! Hope you've already contacted our customer support, if not - make sure you do so.
Thanks for the awesome comment and your ongoing support! Hope you're well! ❤
@@ArtisOpus literally just come home to a fantastic surprise... thank you very much 👍🏼
Another great video full of great content. Would love some more metallics ie silver, copper, brass
Thanks dude! Great idea, we do need to follow up gold 😊
Your videos are fantastic, they make a newer painter less scared to dive into the hobby. I love how your dry brushing/stipple seems smooth and simple. I'd love to see you do collaboration paintings with other artists where they paint in your style and you in their style! I think it would be super fun seeing you do a @Dana_Howl paint style
Thanks so much
@@ArtisOpus Right?! I think she'd love doing your dry brush style and you her neon! Being so new to the hobby you both make all of this less intimidating and very open for all skills of the hobby life to enjoy this!
Im going to use this technique on my large Dire Bat. I love the Series D XL
Thanks, dude! We love it too🤩
I know your viewers like GW stuff, but I learned so much from your videos where you tackled SW Legion Models. I would love to see some more videos on ships and vehicles. They are very intimidating for me, but I love how you break them down using your techniques!
We do need to make a tanky return, whether GW or non, the SWL stuff hugely impressed me... I've not touched any other plastics on level with GW, which they definitely are, they're also extremely well designed for easy assembly and painting in sub assemblies, which is utter gold as far as I'm concerned!
Aliens, Xenos and gribblies. Always seeing some amazing blends and colour variations when people invent their own Hive Fleets.
Palette colours of your choice with discussion of colour theory behind the choices for Hive Fleet Opus 😍😍😍
🤩😁 I've got a Tyranid Harpy assembled, it just needs stripping. We need to give Tyranid some love!
@@ArtisOpus yeees!!!! The Hive Mind hungers eternal 😁😁😁
Fantastic work and video. I try to do the bigger busts from 1/12 to 1/6 because I’m disabled and easier for me to see and hold but I’ve tried dry brushing with your brushes and I’m in love with them 👍🏻👨🏼🦽🇬🇧
Dude that's wonderful to hear, the spare head you get from this kit is actually pretty much a bust, it's a great piece. James from Siege Studios took mine to paint because he liked it so much :D.
Drybrushing is wonderful, it works with the mini, not against it, really glad it's going well for you! Happy hobbying, my man!
@@ArtisOpus can I ask where you get your figures and busts from as I do find it hard to get decent ones cheap enough I normally have to go to eBay but found manufacturers but still high price. China ok but usual copy’s and in purple resin. Only get my disability but trying to keep busy
Love the OSL!
^_^ Thanks very much, the green was particularly easy, I just painted it like it was a ghost 😊
I'd live to see you take on a squad level video, 5 models or so together and maybe with a metallic silver or some such.
100% great idea, I need to show how these methods can help produce armies fast, which is way easier to get across when painting multiple
Great tutorial. It was fun to see you tackle a large model, and your development of the process. I would love to see you approach an diorama in a similar manner. It would be a bit of a ride, but maybe it could be broken up between 2 episodes. Cheers and Thank you!
Thanks so much dude! This is a great idea, I just need to work out a format to keep it interesting if it isn't fitted into one video😊
Love to see how you’d tackle a large tyranid model , great tutorial 🤟🏻👍
I don’t collect them, but want to get the Trygon just for the painting challenge. Would be great to see that covered here!
I may have a painted Harpy sitting behind me... If only I had recently discovered a fantastic way to strip minis 😉
Everyone keeps asking for Nids.
@Maximina Sciancalepore Awesome! Two 1 month accounts that endorsing a bullshit website!!
Another stellar video! I'd love to see a video on power swords effects, or more notably, FROST weapon effects! I'd also absolutely love to see some new different text your pallet designs and styles available to purchase! Thanks for everything you do as always!
Watch this space on both accounts😉😉😉 Thanks so much for your kind words and great suggestions😊
@@ArtisOpus which space?
And you're more than welcome, as always man!
Love to see if there is a nice and easy way to paint scales for example of seraphon models.
Great tutorials btw!
Would a Deepkin turtle tick the box? 😉 I have one assembled.
It continues to amaze me how good your drybrushing is, mine always look chalky, though that could be because I don't yet have any of those delicious brushes.
Another great video, thanks
Thanks dude, it could be, however practise also makes perfect!
Congrats on the 20k followers. I just subscribed :)
Yay! Thank you so much for the support my friend! 😁
great work and inspiration...I will do mine with a few of your ideas,...thanks :-)
Awesome! You're very welcome. I'll be happy to see your results if you tag us on socials😊
I love your videos, I've learned so much by watching your videos! I'm sharing your videos with all my painting friends! I would like you to make a video on painting swamp effects on a base or a video with more in-depth instructions on your dry brush techniques. Keep up the amazing work my brother!
Thanks so much Nicolas, I really appreciate the help sharing the word!
That's a fantastic suggestion, I'm sure loads of people would find it useful :)
@@ArtisOpus thanks! Would love to understand if you use masking tape or liquid mask or anything else. Or if it's the sequence in which you paint. Also how to dry brush in tight spots.
Dangerous question! Id love to see you tackle more large models, busts that kind of thing. And I think you would be awesome doing some colab speed painting challenges or individual challenges with folks like the guys at midwinter minis, Goobertown hobbies, Squidmar etc! Keep up the awesome vids though, you are absolutely a drybrush wizard!
I wonder at which point I get to play with the big boys ^^ 50k? :D. Great suggestion Ed :)
@@ArtisOpus as far as I can tell, just drop them a message. You're more than good enough to challenge them.
@@Ed-xo9pc I'll have to give it a go. I particularly liked Squidmar and Ninjon's recent content😊
Congratulations on reaching 20k subs . Would love to see a tutorial for painting flames
Thanks dude! Check out our how to paint flames tutorial! :D
Really informative tutorial, I have always avoided models which are predominantly flesh. This has given me the confidence to give it a go. I’d love to see how you’d tackle more alien skin tones, greens/reds/blue.
Amazing to hear dude! Thank you! We'll be touching on Tyranids and Greater daemons in the near future. You won't be disappointed😊👀
I so look forward to these videos ... amazing job , really liked your free hand tattoos , would love to see you do some freehand tutorials and battle damage tutorials . But to be honest I’d watch anything you guys put out 🤣🤣
Thanks so much for your kind words Vicky🤩 We'll definitely be doing freehand in particular quite soon, stay tuned😊
I’d love to see your take on a Heldrake. Love your videos so far.
Thanks, Konrad, now that's that a great idea for a big, but fast mini!
Thanks again for the Element Games link .. the white is in me cart now !! :)
Amazing dude 🤩 Glad to be of service!
would really like to see your set-ups for different skin tones just like you did with your painting white/yellow videos. great work and congrats on the 20k
Thanks dude! Fantastic suggestion, I need to work these out first as I've always struggled with the darker tones😊
Love the channel mate
Thank you, buddy! 😊
This is fantastic. Really thinking about using this skin recipe for a couple demons I've got from Mierce miniatures. Great work! Would be interesting to see how you tackle some vehicle weathering techniques. Not rust because you've done rust, but burnished metals, engine oil, grease deposits etc
Amazing to hear buddy!🤩 Good ideas! I had some requests for more vehicles, these will combine with that very well😊
Another great video
Thanks, dude! More to come 👀😁
I totally love your metallics work. It would be awesome to see your technique on a Grey Knight Terminator or Paladin!
Planing to do a diorama with GK Paladins and my NMM sucks so I am looking out for a nice metallics style :)
Well you have officially done it. 3 mega gargants and a box of the smaller ones. You cost me way too much! Naturally I would happily vote for Sisters (like it shouldn't surprise you anymore) or Deathwing could be fun. However I'm a sucker for punishment, so here it goes... Howling Griffons, I reckon this style would make an amazing Howling Griffon scheme. Naturally it would be challenging due to the quarter scheme, but I've got faith in you!
You're a sucker for punishment? Sounds like you want to watch me suffer! 😅 People keep asking for this. There's probably a method with drybrushed pre-shading and contrast or inks for the colour, but it's gonna take some real dedication and time to figure out😊Glad you took the leap on the Gargants, could you share your progress painting them in the future? Thanks so much for your support
I'd love to see a you do translucent cloth like in a wet shirt or something. I'd also like to get a quickie primer on color choices as you pick great color schemes when you paint. The other thing is style weathering like chips and cuts in armor or rust. Thx for the channel.
Thanks very much dude - 'How to Pick Colours' is definitely on the agenda, its a great suggestion, and not something that I would have thought of myself!
Great tutorial as always. I Would like to see your take on Grim dark style Necrons.
Thanks so much! I would loveeee to do something like this, they're such fantastically simple models for high concept painting😊
I would love to see you apply your techniques to smaller troop sized minis.... like eldar harlequin .... now theres a challenge !!
You really want soo me suffer, don't you?😅
Great video as always !! Undead tutorial would be awesome. i know there's a big range from vampiric to zombie skin but it would make an great serie :)
Thanks so much dude! They've been requested a lot and dead flesh will be something we'll be covering soon😊
Thanks Byron, really enjoyed that. Spotted the Revell plastic glue, I find it much better than GWs. Would love to see one of the larger Tau battlesuits at some stage.
Amazing to hear Julian 😊 I've got one built dude, he's just a very intimidating model especially for approaching with a video in mind. Contacter is my baby, I've used it for a decade and I think it's the best
Another amazing video Byron. I would be really interested in seeing your take on a display base. How you would go about creating a unique base for a display character model.
Hopefully you can do that at some point.
As always keep up the great work and I look forward to seeing you for your next video really soon
Thanks so much my friend! ❤This is definitely something I'd like to do at some point. I'm about to test out something in a series format. If it works you'll definitely get your wish 😊
I'm really liking your videos. I'm leaning more with everyone. Your dry brushing techniques are very interesting, I would like to learn more on that.
I use dry brushing on my Battletech Mechs a lot, to save time, I would like to see you paint one of those.
I own both your series S and D, and I love them both. I would like to get the larger S ones eventually.
Thanks so much for your kind words!
Great video again - thanks! A custom Tyranid paint scheme would be great to see - preferably on a large model to see how you would tackle it with dry brushing
You're so welcome bud! I have a Harpy that needs stripping, luckily for me I just found my new favourite stripping models. We've neglected Tyranids for too long, they're definitely due some love😊❤
Would be really cool to see some orruk skin painted with your amazing merhods
Great idea, it'll definitely come up soon!
Love your stuff! Maybe a video about how to paint vehicles without airbrush as swift as possible, and some simple weathering?
Thank you Marko! We did a lot of these when we started the channel, but are due a return some point soon 😊
@@ArtisOpus i am sorry, seems i need to check the channel backlog. Thank you for your reply!
@@markobranisel4094 No worries dude😊 Stay safe!