HD Painting tutorial - How to paint new Games Workshop Bloodthirster
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- Опубліковано 24 бер 2015
- In this tutorial you will learn how to paint GW new Bloodthirster in original color scheme.
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I started with the same airbrush and yes everything that will go wrong does very fast, happy I moved on to higher spec airbrushes. Amazed you still use them but your results are testament that it's not just the brush but the person behind it, an airbrush doesn't auto make a painter an amazing painter. Very impressed every time I see your work.
Beautiful I love how you have gone for a different paint job absolutely amazing well done
Holy.Cow. That is amazing! I'm tempted to actually go buy a bloodthirster just to follow your tutorial. Amazing stuff.
Ive followed this video on my own bloodthirster and it’s been fantastic to follow and my wings have turned out better than i hoped so thank you for doing this video.
That's a cool model, and you painted a neat scheme too!
Amazing wings. Wonderful work.
great tutorial bud really enjoyed this on and its nice to see dry brushing being used it seems to be a technique that has almost died out in the hobby, you've done your metallic's like i would it's quick easy and effective for the mini and yourself top stuff great vid :)
Amazing, Love the Wings. fantastic!
Excellent paint job!
Loved the wings! I’ll be borrowing that soon. I use brush though but the idea is what I needed! Tks
Awsome ! Airbrush tutorials made easy.
Thanks for sharing :)
I see how the wet in wet helps blending. Very informative.
Thanks for taking the time!! Great video :)
I just got a Bloodthirster and am looking for tips on how to paint it. thank you for sharing. Airbrushing was an excellent idea.
Amazing tutorial!
Very nice tutorial! Thanks!
Not your desk,not your airbrush, not your colours, dude who are you!?!
ps. insane paintjob.
what do You use to dilute the GW paints for the airbrush? water, some kind of thinner?
i usually dont like airbrush painted models...but this one looks amazing!
amazing work dood.
Holy Rainbow Bright Batman -- good technique!
Brutal!!!
Just want to say I've painted 40K for years, and for the last 2-3 years have been airbrushing a lot, including my large Ultramarines army. I've watched this video 3-4 times and am amazed how you kind of 'free wheel' it. I just wonder if by diluting your washes a bit more (I know it takes time) you would retain some of that amazing look on stuff like the wings. (The washes kind of kill some of the dynamic colouring you start out with.)
I pick up a lot from a video like this, but mostly it's impressive to see you simply crank out a whole model without caring about over spray, blending... you just keep going. I really enjoy your technique and colour choices.
I watched this view so many times because I want to do a few unique Bloodthirsters and as you mention some look very similar. I'd love to see how you would tackle a black-skinned Bloodthirster. The GW versions seem sinister, but I think you could make them 'pop' more. I'm not sure I am brave enough to try a black skinned Bloodthirster.
Again, I pick up a lot from this video that pertains to a lot of different organic figures. Thanks a lot for doing this.
Could you not just try a dry brush over it after the wash?
Could you clarify if you were using the same brush for every wash? Aren't you worried about mixing the washes together?
Looks amazing.
I loved this tutorial and I definitely will be painting along, but I couldn't really make out what the paints were that were used, can someone please tell me?
amazing!
what kind of airbrush and paints do you use? Do you use any kind of drying retarder or painting medium?
wow, amazing stuff.
Awsome paintjob!
Would your skintonenwork on bloodletters to and would you be willing to do a Quick video showcasing that?
Thanks
So which yellow do did you use for the wings? You skipped that part?
An old vid I know, but you got the like for the DAD level cheese joke... hahaha
Amazing paintjob...
Magnifique travail ! On voit la maîtrise de l'aérographe.
Thanks for share all this material, is very usefull really, If i can ask you,,, please two questions. how thin is the paint? and what is your working pressure? (airbrush of course)
Regards,
I might be a little late to the party, but what is the PSI you paint with throughout the tutorial? And what do you thin the paints with as they are very thick straight out of the pot. Thanks in advance.
man you really make me want to start using my airbrush more hey what kind of compressor do u have because my compressor does not have a regulator so i had to buy a separate attachment to control my psi but it doesnt tell me what psi im at its a pull up an twist regulator dont really like it much
Amazing job. The only thing I would prefer was more subtle is the red paint on the skeleton faces on the armor because for me there are too many of them. If only half of them were painted then this would be the best paint job I've seen for thin mini.
I know that OSL is his schtick, but I so wish he had stopped at the 22 min mark.
+Aaron Wolbach i was thinking the exact same thing last 8 minutes kinda ruined it for me, amazing work either way
He looks so good - I love this style! :D I want to try and copy you, but I'm sure I will fail a bit. :P
Nurgles Rott As an award-winning, professional painter myself, I can say that it's not a talent thing. It's a practice thing. Like a musician, you have to put in the time. You will never be able to copy something beautiful on the first try, so spend those "oops" moments on lesser projects. You CAN achieve this look!
amazing work. I would paint my dragon this way
Nice
Would this be possible with smaller khorne demons?
Fantastic tutorial im going to try this out i enjoyed it so much, when you drybrushing the metalics i find sometimes that dust will go on to the skin and other parts but in your video it seems you dont have this trouble. how did you avoid this please?
EVILREG If you drybrush with whites you will always get dust that you have to wash under tap water or brush gently with clean dry brush. I usually dont get any dust with metallics, to avoid it make sure you use clean brush and you keep it clean while drybrushing , use a small amounts of paint and make sure that there is no old dry paint on brush, that should help :)
Cool thankyou for the reply I enjoyed painting this scheme so much im now half way through my secound one, and once thats complete i plan to try and follow your warhydra tutorial these schemes are soo much fun to do
What red was used for the blood? Khorne red?
I always like your painting, because it showcases that if you know the right technique to do things, you can really give a miniscule amount of fucks while painting and still get a good result!
Incredible work as always. You're colour theory skills are off the charts. I prefer the more realistic flesh tones too, the red just looks too.. cartoony. What is your mixing ratio for GW paints? You always get them to flow so smooth!
How long it took you to paint it? 1h or more?
Hi ... great job man ... little question: I have most of Citadel paints and I saw you are using them to. I use them for Warhammer 40k model painting, but I want to use more and more my airbrush for smoother results. How do you use them in your airbrush? Do you use some kinda thinner? Or is it Citadel Air paint. Hopefully not, because otherwise I have to buy that to :-) ... many thanks for the feedback and keep up the good work :-)
Cheers
Kurt
Kurt De Jaeger - all paints need thinning, even ranges specifically designed for airbrushing. Use Vallejo or Medea airbrush thinner.
Quick question. If I was to get a commission do I would need to supply the model? Or do you guys supply the model and that's added to the commission cost?
IPIay We can go both ways - whatever you feel will be better ;)
But fastest and easiest way is when we will buy the models.
It's a Slaanesh colour instead of Khorne.
yes
Офигенный!
BLood for the blood god
Skulls for the throne of Khorne....
Lovely job, but I don't like the finish touch with bloody color.
Anyway - amazing skills and experience :)
video only 360p!!!!
Was that joke cheesy, or Khorne-y?
Kill me...
Clorax here I come.
I'm the grim reaper
A few redundant layers, but it looked good... until the end when you used the air brush to blotch the skulls. That ruined it.
lol at all these guys who make really high quality mini painting videos acting like they know nothing about GW/warhammer.
Whoever is responsible for the cleaning of that airbrush deserves a severe reprimand.There is no reason the paint should be caked all over the cup. Basic maintenance people.
What is yours clean as your ugly but
wow....what an infantile response
I won't deny the end results on wings look great, yet I can't help but cringe every time you switched colors on the washes without cleaning your brush. It contaminates the washes.
wow but i prefer only brushes painting
The wings look like a freaking snow cone, and it is becoming a tad tiring seeing everyone airbrushing their miniatures. It makes everyone believe they know how to blend, and it's just less...pure than the bristle brush. It can yield effective results, however, and not everyone pulls it off quite right. The skin on this 'thirster looks good!
Jason Colbeck Pure?? LOL...Most people blend with a blending brush (which doesn't have bristles at all). So how is using an airbrush not pure? The blending is solid, and clean. The result is as good or better than any wet/dry blending effect. in less time. Choice of pallet is the artistic freedom awarded all artist, so even though you may disagree with his choice on the wings it doesn't mean it is any less effective or stunning.
The wings look amazing
Looks great to me. Whilst I agree that the airbrushing is overtaking aspects that should be painted by hand, wings are certainly not such a part. For many points and purposes I consider airbrushing to be the dipping of today's painting. It saves time, gets quick good results, just more flexible and without as much of the stigma. I don't have time to paint an army by hand anymore, if I can throw together an amazing looking tyranid army in 1/4 of the time I'll do that using airbrushing.
not a fan of the finished result. way to colorfull and shiny looking.
Not very good painting. Fast, average. There is no "wow".