Do you need COLOR to paint black and white?
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
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I really appreciate this video. It's very reassuring and interesting to watch videos where someone pushes themselves. Also, the color pallet really says burned-down forest full of ashes and bones. Nice stuff!
Thanks for the shout out 😘
that end result really shows that no matter how ugly the ugly stage gets, if you find the ways you need to achieve something, you can make something great
I'm loving the beards at Table Top Time.
This came out looking so cool. Well done with the monochromatic colour scheme. I never really thought to build up the greys using browns and greens but it works so well! The blood looks PERFECT too! NOICE!!!
That monochrome paint set would be great for Call Of Cthulhu minis, since it gives me major noir vibes
That figure came out so good! I think we all get into that "funk" when painting. Sometimes you just need to walk away for a bit and come back later after working on another area. Your end choices look amazing. Keep up the great work.
-John
It's really comforting as an almost complete beginner painter to hear that well-established and very practiced painters are still looking for new things, and ways to improve. And even that sometimes frustration takes over, but you keep going. It turned out so sick at the end of everything! Those models are so cool, and the black and grey scale is awesome!
That model is sick in all the right ways. Great job trying something new! It looks awesome!
Depending on the pigment, black pigment is not pure black. There are often blue and brown tones. Bone black, for example, is traditionally made from burnt animal bones. The Zorn palette used ivory black (made from burnt ivory) as its source of blue tones. Pigments tend to have mass tones and under tones. Sometimes you can't get a sense of those undertones until you mix them. Try mixing yellow with black to see whether your black has blue in it, for example.
hey thanks this has helped me get better highlighting.
i started apinting some of my miniatures a while ago to try and get better at it and these videos help a bunch
That is fantastic. I really enjoyed this video and will be looking at more. To be honest i had not watched before because i thought this was a Jazza channel. A clever artist no doubt, i just can´t stand his personality. All the best.
Nicely done, Dave!
you did awesome. and thanks for showing us all the struggle behind the work :)
Dave! Fantastic job. You’re a Painter Class D&D level or two above me, and the honesty with which you processed this model really speaks to me. I, like many others, have been in a funk lately, and since I use this hobby as a self-care creativity therapy, I can appreciate trying something new but then just going back to what you know and love. My ADHD reigns supreme right now as my hobby area is littered with the partly completed remnants of more than 100 miniatures in various states of assembly and painting, from 3D printed partial armies to headless ork kommandos. To make a long post short (too late), thanks for making this video and others like it. It keeps me going when times get rough, and I learn multiple things every time! Also, keep the beard! It looks awesome. IN THE GRIM DARK PRESENT THERE IS ONLY BEARD.
That is still really cool and love how that red really pops out on it.
i- mm- yea 10/10 mini 😳😃👍
Q: Dave... i wanna start mini painting but i'm afraid. you see, i only have 1 arm. my other arm is paralyzed. my elbow is weak and my hand does not work. is there a way to prep and paint 1 handed? or at least something to assembling a mini (mostly cut off the excess mold) so that i can glue and paint? thanks in advance bryan
Dude. You've got this. Although I don't struggle with that specifically, I know that anybody dedicated can pull anything off. If you just dive in, I'm sure you can pull some amazing stuff off. Kudos to you for trying something difficult. I wish you luck.
Edit: I know I'm not Dave. Still hope I was at least a bit helpful.
just dont do warhammer so you can skip the building phase and find something already assembled/one-piece. then something like a redgrass mini handle - they have a magnetic handle (you can put it on metal or the sticker they sell) and more importantly it can rotate easily. hell you could tape it into your bad hand and use your other hand to cup/brace it (the lil finger area of the good hand) whilst you paint. weak elbow on wither your leg or a table to provide stability. And rotation would be easy. There's a way!!
I can guarantee that somewhere amongst the 7 something billion of us, someone with one arm has thought of this and figured it out. So yes! Just do your best
Yo, there are special tools that will help you. Especially something called "The Third Hand Tool". One of my friends has his whole right side paralysed and this helped him get into painting.
I would think that double sided tape or poster tack would be your best friends when it came to this. Maybe even a "third hand" such as is used in soldering to allow you to position things and restrict their movement with little or no effect on the finished piece. Magnets, tape, anything that would hold things still for you would probably be the most beneficial in your hobby. The mini handles that Matt spoke of would also be to great use. If you want to try before you buy on something like that I would suggest a bottle, can, anything that has enough weight that it won't move when you put bristles to mini and if you find that it is something you enjoy then drop the money. Anything that will get the pieces where you can see and work on them comfortably and hold it still is all that you need to get started. I wish you good luck in your adventure and most importantly have fun and look at figuring it out as part of the hobby instead of a limitation that it can bring, maybe even keep notes so when this is asked from someone else you can be the arbiter of wisdom.
You have done a GREAT JOB👍💯‼‼
It started out terrible and ended up being terribly awesome. Thanks for keeping the parts before you fixed it in the video. I think the instructions you were following were transcribed by a blind person as the painter tried to explain what they did to them. Once you went back to the original concept and didn't follow instructions it worked great.
nice video havent watch it all but looks cool
I think this looks great. I feel it's important to do these kinds of technical studies occasionally in order to build our skill level. Single minis are a great subject for this kind of work because there is no need to replicate it across a squad or army; they can stand alone.
I really liked this video I hate to say I’ve been kind of put off with the content that’s been on the channel lately but this was a great refresh and I hope it kinda gets the ball rolling again I know you guys have a lot on your plate so I completely understand but I’d really like to see more videos of this nature , but then again it’s probably only me lol . Great video ❤️👌
I really like the finished product. I just went through a little of the same thing with a different model as you did with this one. I had made it to the ugly middle phase, but I hadn't realized it. I've been painting minis for years, and by minis I mean space marines in the same style as GW box art. I'd never had this middle ugly step before cause I had never tried anything new. It actually turned me off so much that I didn't paint anything for a few days . After I came back with a fresh set of eyes, I suppose, I realized that all it needed was to continue the process and it ended up looking pretty ok. Thanks for capturing the struggle that you went through with this project. I think a lot of us just watch these awesome painters like Marco NJM and Ninjon and Trovarion etc...and see them create something amazing without effort almost and then we put too much pressure on ourselves. So, thanks for showing that there's a struggle to make something look awesome, sometimes.
Thaidakar. Nice Cosmere reference
It's so cool to see a lot of my favorite youtube channels working with Scott. I can't wait to get my 75mm and 32mm versions of these!
Trying NMM armor on a Celestine conversion, following a tutorial meant for 75mm figures. And while it looks kinda ok, I'm still not happy with the result. Was about to brush it off as a learning experience and resort back to my tried and true TMM/NMM mixed style, painting over hours of work. Guess I'll try finishing some other parts first, before throwing in the towel. See if it changes anything. Thanks for the inspiration!
He looks amazing.
Some of their videos are a little old but I find Miniature Mentor is still a great resource for painting, sculpting, and even some photo taking tutorials. There is a video on monochrome painting that I found very well done. It would be interesting to hear your guys take on their library. The entire library is now available for a flat 30$ which is an amazing value. Saddly they did this because they won't be making any new videos but they are still quite detailed and high quality.
Nice version of this figure, I like the monochrome effect.
Looks great!
It's Davletop time! All praise be to the Dave!
looks cool man, I'm impressed.
"But I know you are here for my nonsense..."
Yes, I am. And I love it :3
I'm obsessed with this monochrome look it looks amazing!!!!
I love kujo paintings channel he's come up with some amazing ways to use glazes
Looks great, I really like it!
That Venusaur looked cool af
Well done, that is a very difficult looking effect to achieve. You have done an amazing job.
That looks awesome! It would be interesting to see what happens if you used that as underpainting and glazed colour filters over the top to turn it into a full colour miniture🤔
Far my favorite take on this miniature, I liked the mini more when it had the untouched caqui pants, but damn you are amazing at painting
Itd be cool to experiment painting minis, but im not sure what a good cheap(est) range would be just to muck around with.
Dave mate, great art. I love the way you tackled Scott's mini. I cant wait to get mine, painting the Nasty Elves... It's going to be so much fun especially with the Masterclasses...
This title almost had me thinking this was a workout video! 😅🤣
I get the drow estetic. Looks realy cool!
This was a great video, loved the angle you took on the script Dave.
"cut even me saying tha..." 😆 Nice. 👍
“It’s tabletop time I’m Dave”
Me: “HI DAVE 👋”
Wood Elf noira :O Looks damn sweet, gotta say :3
Dave 👏👏👏
I am so inspired by you. Thanks for sharing I really appreciate it. Color theory is still new to me. It hurts so bad 😔 I really have a hard time with it. 😅
Looks bad ass!!
The stylised nmm armour looks incredible
Great job on it bro
I had I cool armor mechanic that mite work in a sifi world. The idea being adding another token into the game setting that when consumed any damage that round would go into the token not hp str or armor. one token is taken per turn and negats all damage that turn. there are 2 other negative I would like to spell out to help balance this. You still have a combat roll and it impacts if you do an action that turn. Example if I activate my armor and wish to go into melee combat, I roll a 2 while my opponent gets a 3 I fail my action to move closer but I dont take damage. The other downside would come when no one attacks you. You lose a point for having that active.
This looks so cool. Well done Dave!
Great stuff friend 👏 👍
i would love to see the other elves done in this style as well super cool
So glad he released the 32mm, just can't justify the cost of the 75mm (I'm not a display painter)
nice work!
I love this! I'm wanting to run a monochrome khorne army then add vibrant red blood
It looks really good👍🏽
Dave: Jazza, I need to see your abs for reference.
Jazza: Um....
Murray: /sniffle/ I'm right here, man. This is just hurtful.
First, there is nothing wrong with your painting because you are enjoying it. That's really all the matters. That said, everyone has room for improvement. I'm sure even greats like Sergio Calvo look at their miniatures and think "What can I improve next time." I don't think you can be a great painter if you don't, although you should still feel good about what you have painted. If you want to improve at painting and take the advice of some random commenter please let me know. As much as I'd love to give unsolicited advice I know it is the opposite of helpful. I don't expect a response and I've failed at running my own youtube channel where I should be teaching painting, but I'm going to offer anyway as an alternative outlet to randomly criticizing youtubers in their own channels.
Such an interesting challenge :o
That was a very impressive ugly phase. Kudos for pushing through and getting this wonderful result!
What set were you using. I know I have seen it on a video here before, but can't find it again
Beutiful minis of miniak and you paint it cool bro (:
Sam Lenz had an super Video about black and white miniature painting, enjoy ;)
Maybe, at first, it wasn't going good, but the final result is cool. Anyway, I guess the"tiny heads" are "fairy heads" 😅 I loved your funny hypothesis about shrink heads. To me this is "think outside the box". :)
I swear to god this video had a different title yesterday
The number of times I dumped a model into Simply Green to strip it and start over... OY.
Hallo
hey
Why is it literally every person I watch or around me who grows a beard does it better than me. Yes, I know the reason is I am only 18 but frell that noise I want a beard damnit!!!
Eyo
I come for the tutorial but stay for the nonsense. 😆
Great result Dave. You really do underestimate your skills and should trust your instincts. You're a lot more artistic than you give yourself;f credit for.
Morrowind is the best elder scrolls, a man of culture
Is it just me or does the second head from the bottom left look a little bit like jazza? Sorry jazza
Dave need a slightly pointier beard… would help with the skits in some videos…
So basically the Vallejo guide is trash.
*Colour - you're Australian
They;re baby heads.