Painting Blood Angels Red
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- Опубліковано 11 жов 2024
- Paint your #spacemarines as the Sons of Sanguinius with this simple, yet vibrant red technique. Make your #bloodangels armor really pop with just a few simple tricks.
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Thank you for mentioning Baal Red is pinkish… I felt insane
Haha no you're not wrong. Both it and Magmadroth Orange are very pink. Hell if the latter is just slightly thinned it comes out as salmon!
That's a gorgeous red. I love the fact you explain the colour theory behind your posts. Also that it's all contrasts ❤
I really appreciate you doing the darker details first before doing the bright colors, just makes sense!
Every video you have to tempt me into another space marine chapter, don't you? First Imperial Fists, now Blood Angels.
Surely just a box for Kill Team won't hurt? ;)
Thank god there's no White Scars video, I'd be proper f-ed.
@guillaumeb5511 I mean there is this one...it's pretty close: ua-cam.com/video/UxkbEG2GwMI/v-deo.html
@@DarcyBonoCreations LALALLALALALALALALA CAN'T HEAR YA
Blood angels Red looks like something you could use for some worn out armour.
The way it pooled on the backpack looked like it was out in the weather for a long time.
I will keep this video in mind ... I have an entire Space Hulk box to paint ... yey ...
The advice about black first, followed by contrast red is very good. My first big batches of Blood Angels were primed then based in red all over. The second batch I simply put red in the areas that it was supposed to go and it was easier and better looking. I recently tired BA red from citadel mixed with Monument Pyrrole Red and that works great over a white zenithal spray.
Oh yeah Pyrole Red is one of my top 2 favorites, that and the new Vallejo bright red (Bloody Red)!
I’d love to see a video like this for retro Ultramarines with that beautiful light blue!
I find vallejo blood red looks amazing for this sane color out the gate.
Thank you for the tip about Glue Dots! ❤
This is really nice. I was thinking of using Vallejo Xpress Colour Plasma Red for Blood Angels, but seeing how nice your mix turns out, I might give that a go instead.
i'm learning a lot of color theory in this video
Informative, clear, and concise... Yeah, this was an easy sub! Great work! Sooo... how about Raptors Chapter paint scheme? 😁
You'd never catch me painting up Blood Angels, but this is a great tutorial for that vibrant red. Thanks a ton for sharing!
I'm not a Blood Angels fan, by any means, but I have missed seeing the wonderful original colour scheme represented. It's a beautiful job. Great video. Thank you :)
Love that version of Blood Angel armour. Reminds me very much of painting the old RTB01 plastic Beakie Marines back in the early 90s with the classic Citadel 'Go Fasta Red' paint.
This helped me with my blood angels. I thought I was going crazy with blood angels red
Great vid, nice paint job. Glad for the re-upload to see finished project at the end too, I guess they really *were* stealthy the first time! :)
Haha thank you and that's a great way to look at it! Sorry bout that btw, must have grabbed the nearly finished back up file 😅
Shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirt, this is a great tutorial. I thought my recipe was good, but this tips will improve it even further! Thank you so much!
So sick. Those must really pop on the table. Going to give this method a spin this weekend! (I have so many Angels to paint...)
I’ve recently decided to start collecting an Executioners Space Marine army. I recently saw one that you painted on your channel, and wondered what recipe you used?
If you wouldn’t mind sharing!?!
Yep! I actually recorded a video of it but haven't gotten around to editing it yet. Here are my notes:
Prime Black
Heavy Drybrush Ironbreaker
Light Drybrush Necron Compound or any bright silver
For lighter more blue steel (apply one or two layers of Space Wolves Grey depending on how saturated you want the blue.
For darker blue/purple gun metal apply a mix of Space Wolves Grey + trace amounts of Shyish Purple (4 drops and then just a "tip of the brush amount of purple). Add a little purple at a time until you get a faded dark denim color.
Apply either mixture over your silver surface.
Edge highlight with Grey Knights Steel
So glad to see this, I’ve been trying to paint a good vibrant red for a while.
Thanks for the glue dots idea 💡
That looks crazypants good.
Solid video and a LOT of help as i paint my first angels. liked and subbed!
Hey thank you! ☺️
Beautiful painting 😊😊
I am going to try this on my British Redcoats
Looks lovely!
"cuz I'm not...fully insane" :D Great video, love the resulting red! Cool trick with the glue dots....decades into this hobby, and I can still learn new things from folks like yourself!
Great video. Personally I'm more partial to that early-mid 2000s darker red for the BAs, but you really nailed the 3rd Ed 90s Angels. Saving this for when I need a bright orangey red, it's fantastic!
Very nice red!
I’m a sucker for eye burning red, and this is exactly what I’m all about. I don’t play blood angels, but I’m going to find an excuse to paint this red on something. Thanks!
Thank you! And me too! I'm strongly considering painting some Novokh Dynasty Necrons 😄
Thanks for the great video, bit the bullet And I am going to paint the whole leviathan box set this way.
Love it, thank you!
This looks great. The BA terminators I painted a while back have faded quite badly, I'm tempted to strip and redo!
Very nice vid, thank you
I’m just getting into warhammer and it looks amazing I love your videos and when I buy mine I’m gonna watch these and paint mine! Will you do a video on emperors children love the purple and gold!!!!!!!
I love these two contrast colors, but never thought to mix them. This is fantastic, except now I'm going to run out of both faster...
How ironic that you put this out. I JUST bought my first ever warhammer models today. I’ve been painting minis for about 7 years now but just never any GW products. 😀
What's even more ironic is I've been considering taking a break from Warhammer 😆
@@DarcyBonoCreations what????
Not for good or anything. We've just been playing a lot of Silver Bayonet and I just bought a ton of STL files and minis for it haha.
@@DarcyBonoCreations I feel you. I love the war hammer lore and my desire is to paint the highly detailed models…not to collect an entire army and play. I normally like to paint to a high quality standard and that means I would NEVER get an army done 😂😂😂
Nice!
I would love to see you take on yellow, I really struggle with that
Never mind I found your imperial fist yellow video haa
I use a base coat of Baal red, then a thin coat of blood angels red contrast to get a “battle worn red”
Very great "red"
If you can answer - about those glue dots. Do they leave much/any residue behind? Awesome tutorial. Thank you
Not that I've noticed and I've been using them for years now. You can always apply airbrush cleaner on a q-tip to the area if you're concerned about it. But as far as I've seen, everything glues just fine after I remove them.
@@DarcyBonoCreations thanks for answering :)
Very nice recipe! Big fan of “paint the details first then do the armor carefully”
For the recess shade, do you reckon gloss varnish would yield a similar effect to the lahmian medium? As in, improving shyish purple’s flow
Thank you! It's funny you mention that because I aaaaalmost tried that. My only concern was it would make it flow a bit too much on such a small surface or I'd have to hit the armor with a matte varnish at the end, and brush it on after already painting the metallics.....but dammit now I wanna give it a try 😄
This might come in handy for whenever I get the chance to paint up my Nurgle-corrupted Blood Angels from the Dornian Heresy, though mine Traitor BA will have pretty weathered armor but I kinda want their armor to have abit of vibrancy
Wish me luck
I’m about 2 months in to my mini painting journey. I really like Baal Red, Black Templar, and other contrast paints but have grown to hate the finish. For some reason they come out looking… flatter? than when I use “standard” paints. Do you think a varnish after the fact would help with that? Keep the speed but fix the finish?
I loved this! I have all the paints that you used and honestly I'd struggled to use baal red because it was soooooo strong. Side note- what brushes are you using for the recess shade and edge highlight?
Thank you! I used an Artist Arsenal 00 by Game Envy for the recesses and a size 0 (I think) for the highlights. They're sable but still stiff enough to edge highlight well.gameenvy.net/product/artists-arsenal-sable-brush-size-00/
Thanks for this - any advice for Blood Angels gold armour?
Yep, but it depends on how saturated you want it. If you want the traditional pale gold, then try a bright silver like Runefang Steel followed by Skeleton Horde Contrast over top. You can hit it with a shade coat of Agrax Earthshade if you want it to be a bit more saturated. Then highlight very sparingly with Liberator Gold. Alternatively if you'd like a good one and done gold, that's a little bit more saturated than pale gold, just apply a thin coat of Army Painter Hardened Leather over Runefang Steel.
Why not just Druchii violet, which is probably already thinned just right anyway? I think it's secretly one of GWs best paints, asn it can base coat light purples over white, and often a better shadow color than nuln oil and agrax.
I don't think it's saturated or dark enough. The new shades also dry very glossy even when thoroughly shaken, which is definitely not something you want in your recesses. It works fine for subtle recesses (if you're using a matte varnish later) but for deeper stuff I prefer Shyish.
dumb question but i’ve seen a lot of paint schemes with black shoulders or gold trim and so on, what’s correct way to paint a blood angel ?
The black trim is the style for painting "classic" Blood Angels from early editions. For the more current editions it is red trim unless it is a veteran unit.
I search "Blood Angels contrast," 1st result is a Darcy guide I missed on FB last month. Sometimes the algorithm passes its 5+.
Do you know if this problem is solved similarly by Zandri Dust or other yellow-ish canned primer, or Averland Sunset/Jokaero Orange undercoat?
I might hear a long-unpainted _Assault on Black Reach_ tac squad volunteering to test this. For Sanguinius.
Haha no worries!
I tried it with a yellow undercoat of Yriel Yellow and it kinda helps, but isn't quite a bright (saturated as hell but not as vibrant) so the answer is "sorta" if you want to do a yellow undercoat and layer of Baal Red.
But for Zandri Dust it's a no. It's just too desaturated of a color with not enough yellow to change the red to orange. I haven't tried Jokaero Orange as an undercoat, but since it's a duller orange I think it would have the same problem as Zandri Dust.
@@DarcyBonoCreations I have some Sisters of the Bloody Rose airbrushed Mephiston Red; normal brushed 2nd coat, Evil Sunz Scarlet edge-highlight, red wash. What makes me love the way it came out on them is what makes me iffy about transferring it to Blood Angels: relatively dark and somber (as pure reds go), but maybe BA should use a hint of orange to look fiery and/or golden-lit because they just lean so hard into "perceived as actual angels."
Could fix that with Evil Sunz highlighted Jokaero, but I also like the idea of partly switching to or adopting Contrast, so... research lol.
I recently started my blood angel army and was suggested to use a light grey primer (similar to grey seer/celestra grey) If I was to use your method what results would I expect instead of using a white primer? Also would badmoon yellow or iyanden yellow be a good substitute for imperial fist yellow?
I recommend downloading the Citadel Colour app. It's free, ad-free and has a library of recipes that demonstrate how the primer color effects the subsequent layer of Contrast. For light Grey, it's going to turn the red slightly more muted (closer to a brick red). Badmoon Yellow would work similarly though it won't be quite as fiery since it's not an orange yellow like IF Yellow. I don't recommend Iyanden Yellow for this because it's not very saturated and is much thinner so it's not going to provide the same smooth coverage.
@@DarcyBonoCreations thank you very much for the reply, I'll attempt your method and try a dry brush of orange to try warm up the armour, no harm in experimenting.