Awesome work and terrific advice. I need to give your speedpaint wet-blending techniques a shot, I usually rely on the zenithal priming to take care of tonal shifts like that.
the old army painter speedpaints are fantastic for this, there's an initial blending but if you come back an hour later you'll realize it keeps blending slowly for quite a while. This creates some super super smooth transitions
I mixed Stynlrez white and black primers, only because I'm out of their grey primer right now. I'm not sure the exact ratio, but probably 2:1 white to black primer?
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Lovely painted and model. Armour pannel looks great i tought you want to leave cloack purple till the very last minute.
Really great job on those final highlights and refinements, love the way the armor "scales" turned out.
Loving your content. Im exited for your next video.
Awesome work and terrific advice. I need to give your speedpaint wet-blending techniques a shot, I usually rely on the zenithal priming to take care of tonal shifts like that.
the old army painter speedpaints are fantastic for this, there's an initial blending but if you come back an hour later you'll realize it keeps blending slowly for quite a while. This creates some super super smooth transitions
You should! Zenithal priming definitely helps but blending together speedpaints feels like such a good and pretty easy way to push it further.
MAKE MORE! do all the characters
I'll be slowly working through them, but I intend to do them all!
@@PaintingWithBennett Great! that way when i get my game in 2024 lol I can paint them
Which primer did you use for dark grey?
I mixed Stynlrez white and black primers, only because I'm out of their grey primer right now. I'm not sure the exact ratio, but probably 2:1 white to black primer?