How to SPEEDPAINT your Miniatures Superfast Without Using Boring Slapchop!
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- Опубліковано 17 вер 2024
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In this video professional miniature painter, Roman Lappat speedpaints a Warhammer 40.000 Combat Servitor for gaming purpse in only thirty minutes to a good gaming standard for his tabletop/wargaming army of Grey Knights. A lovely Games Workshop miniature.
Hope you enjoy this speedpainting insight.
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It’s crazy that nobody really does real time painting videos. This was awesome to watch. Great music too.
Cool, this is lovely feedback! Thank you! I will do more!
I agree - it is a shame most speed up the painting process. It’s hard to from that. This is great (even though I don’t know how this is possible - even though I can see it 😅)
@@RyanF1313really glad you take the time to observe it. More videos like this to come and more to learn. Thank you!
Roman, I would love to see more of these videos. It would be cool if you threw in a voice over every 3-5 minutes to discuss your thought process at different stages.
Thank you for enjoying the format. As I am almost blind and in tunnel vision when doing such a speedpaint I did not yet think aboit in depth explanation. Also the in depth explanation is part of my hands-on masterclass workshop about Speedpainting and I am unsere if I want to give this didactic knowledge away for free. Do not get me wrong, I am just trying to be transparent. Maybe I will create a masterclass of it too in video format with a higher production value and explain it all. Then I might ask something for it ... hope this is understandable ...
@@ROMANLAPPATMINIATUREART I this speedpainting masterclass available through your Etsy store? :)
@@ROMANLAPPATMINIATUREARTUA-cam Membership or Patreon exclusive voice overs could be a thing?
Oder kurz in Deutsch: Die VoiceOvers könntest du ja auch exclusiv für UA-cam oder Patreon Mitglieder anbieten.
@@ImreRides not yet. At the moment putting everything together in my head. Will keep you informed as soon as this takes shape
@@christiangruening352 good ideas, thank you. Will make up my mind and inform as soon as this takes shape. Thank you!
Base coating in a minute with Roman, grab a fat ass brush and be fearless 😆. Throw in a wet blend or two while you're there.
The pencil highlights were a revelation! So fast and neat.
I could agonise over a figure for hours and not produce something this good. I have to try and take more risks as an experiment I think. Be BOLD!
Thank You Roman
Exactly this :)
Great video! Would really like to see the painting process for your Grey Knights, they look awesome! Thanks for your sharings!
@@laxoberal7133 Glad you like it! Thank you for your comment!
And I thought my 4 year old kid had messy hands after painting 😂 Really nice work, would love to see more of this👍
This was one session :D ... I look terrible after a weekend workshop :D - thank you for the kind feedback! More to come!
Great video! I especially liked that you showed us everything you did after time ran out.
Sure thing. Often the timer is needed to bang and then 3-5 minutes invested after it ran out can be magical
This was a very interesting watch, thank you for posting it. Loved the use of a 4b pencil I found that especially inspiring for creativity :)
@@deliciousrelish yay! Thanks!
This was fascinating Roman. I must be braver with laying down basecoats and wet blending. I was amazed when you broke out the graphite pencil and started sketching on metallics. Never thought to do that. Thank you for the insight.
Bravery usually pays off, yes. You are very welcome. Glad you enjoyed it!
Super awesome, super impressive, super inspiring! And very timely as I have here a bunch of new AOS Minis on my shelf waiting for my attention. Thanks!
Enjoy painting them! I am glad this comes in helpful!
wow youre not just fast... your mini looks also fantastic!
Thank you!
Just great! More of this, and more of everything, please. 😁
@@TobiasAasvang allrighty 😊☝️
great stuff Roman
Thank you, Adrian
Love your approach to speedpainting. It's also more forgivable to make mistakes than with contrast paints.
Absolutely. It is just pushing forward :)
I always love having access to more knowledge, and these live painting videos with no editing down are always my favorite to learn about a person's process and their technique. I'd love to see more of this style either on UA-cam or on the Patreon!
Thank you! Yes, especially making videos of my speedpainting process is fun these days. Thank you for enjoying and thank you for supporting via Patreon!
Ja bitte, mehr Roman Videos :)!
Aye!
Hi,
Yes, definitely interested in that! The breaks with some comments here and there are a good suggestion!
@@kaikropp3254 ... Not sure if I cam deliver the comments yet, but more to come of course...
More please. I really like your approach to painting. It makes for a nice change of pace and helps with my confidence in trying new techniques. Thank you for being so far out of the box.
Glad you enjoyed it and true: I did not see a box for a long time :D
More of this please Roman! How would you tackle a large model like a tank or dreadnought? Love your work, keep up the videos!
@@payhawk07 thank you! Best solution: same procedure, larger brush :)
Your paint flow is so relentless yet very fluid. I want to see more speed painting videos like this.
It is best to be water while painting. Paint like Bruce Lee, explain like Bob Ross... or whatever. Sorry long day :D ... glad you enjoy that! More to come! Yes!
Love your videos Roman. I would be Very much interested in video of you painting grey knights. I following your kitbash instructions and i already kitbashed 4 GK. 😊
Very cool to hear! Yeah, these Grey Knights. I might come up with an eBook on the Grey Knights as I so far have not enough footage.
@@ROMANLAPPATMINIATUREART would Love it ! 😊
More please! Love the real time video, the music, and your use of regular paints. I also really love that you used "regular" painting techniques and no "gimmick" attached (e.g. speed paints, slap chop, etc.) -- it is really refreshing to feel that we can still paint while not needing to take 3-5 hours per model.
More will come! True, yes. Painting is painting. Painting is different from putting make up on a figure. This approach is very liberating and works great for quick gaming projects and fun in painting. For display pieces, competitive ones there are other technqiues and more time invested in my processes. I do not care about gimmicks. They often confuse more than they help when it comes to painting!
Awesome! I maybe need to paint more with pencils.
They make a great trick for speedpainting
Very cool- I love see your inquisition force come together. I spend sometimes upwards 25+ hours on a single nmm Grey Knight who still doesn’t compare to your work, so you chomping down a dude in 30 minutes is super sonic speed to me!
Glad you like this one and happy that you find it inspirational
Thank you so much Roman. I love everything you have shared over the years and this format is awesome to watch, it truly helps demystify your process and is very inspiring. Please make more!!
I am glad that you like it! More will come! Your time to comment and your kind words is appreciated a lot! Thanks!
really similar to the alla prima technique. amazing work as usual
Mille Grazie
... and, yes, true
Hey Roman, while I love your longer format and introspective videos, these are great too. I’d love to see more of these as well as your thoughts about the choices you’re making while you speed paint vs display painting.
Happy to hear that, Dodge. I will bring some more videos like this, but can not promise much insight on .y thoughts yet as I am completly in tunnel vision when speedpainting. I might be able to say something more about it in the future. Thank you!
Great video 🎉
Glad you like it! More to come! Thanks!
All of the speed-painting videos, please!!! This is brilliant
@@willjones1696 😊☝️❤️
Great results, more real time Speed painting Videos are welcome.
... and more shall follow! Thank you!
Thank you for this. The mindset and thoughts behind are far more important than the specifics of what someone is doing. At least for me. Thanks again.
@@13Robzilla a pleasure. Glad you enjoyed this
Yes, more of these kinds of videos! All the videos are good, it’s a nice palette cleanser, and shows alternatives to achieve speed. I like what you said at the beginning about experience…knowing which color to use immediately to get the value you want is so cool. The pencil was an unexpected surprise!
@@ericbryan6825 indeed. This is the key! Enjoy!
@@ericbryan6825 happy you like it!
more from this stuff 😎🤩🤩🤩🤩
Will do!
Yes please would love to see more
😊☝️👍
I thoroughly enjoy your long version painting!
Very happy to hear that!
Please, this is amazing!
@@florian847 😊☝️👍
Oh this format is fantastic, I'd love to see an academic bust done in this way 😁
One day I hope I am able to do so. First I learn painting under camera with some speedpaints!
This is super interesting to me. I'm a slow painter and have all ways been. Seeing this blow me away. And you say you normally can do it in 15min. Impressive. I would love too see that done in 15min. And I would love too see a brake down on this video. Where you explain you thoughts. Thanks for the awesome video :)
Thank you for the feedback. There is a difference in putting make up to a miniature in a careful way or in painting liberated to a vision that you want to put on a figure. I will have some 15 Minutes for you soonish! Already editing.
Many asked me to add some more explanations.
Well, I do have some explanations for the moment or clarification you can say:
As I am almost blind and in tunnel vision when doing such a speedpaint I did not yet think about in depth explanation. I want to keep the edit value short and simple for me and it is still several hours though. Also the in depth explanation is part of my hands-on masterclass workshop about Speedpainting and I am unsure if I want to give this didactic knowledge and process away for free. Do not get me wrong, I am just trying to be transparent. Maybe I will create a masterclass of it too in video format with a higher production value and explain it all. Then I might ask money for it, maybe in a format on a video on demand. Well, hope this is understandable.
For now I'd like to keep these as "learning from observing" lessons. There is actual a reason for it too from a didactic point and from my experience. When a painter just sees something and has to make a comitment to watch for a longer time period he is willing to learn. The painter opens up to see and combine and connect what he sees with his own knowledge. It is a different content learning, it goes deeper if I would just brabble what I do there. An unusual path on UA-cam it seems.
@@ROMANLAPPATMINIATUREART
I think my problem is that I see all the details and get stuck painting them instead of seeing the mini as a hole.
Very understandable that you don't want to give up you masterclass for free. I became curries as I was watching the video. What was going thru your head?
And I do enjoy your style of video. With good music and just painting. And I appreciate that you are honest and transparent.
@@wurgat Arigato! Lovely kind words! They made my day today already on this young morning!
Nice! Suddenly a pencil appears :D
I’d love a video like this where you just do a simple non-scripted voice over, what you’re doing.
Thanks, glad you like it!
As I am almost blind and in tunnel vision when doing such a speedpaint I did not yet think about in depth explanation. I want to keep the edit value short and simple for me and it is still several hours though. Also the in depth explanation is part of my hands-on masterclass workshop about Speedpainting and I am unsure if I want to give this didactic knowledge and process away for free. Do not get me wrong, I am just trying to be transparent. Maybe I will create a masterclass of it too in video format with a higher production value and explain it all. Then I might ask money for it, maybe in a format on a video on demand. Well, hope this is understandable.
For now I'd like to keep these as "learning from observing" lessons. There is actual a reason for it too from a didactic point and from my experience. When a painter just sees something and has to make a comitment to watch for a longer time period he is willing to learn. The painter opens up to see and combine and connect what he sees with his own knowledge. It is a different content learning, it goes deeper if I would just brabble what I do there.
Holy shit Roman,
you wet on wet blen a warm grey for the base a cold grey for the weapon and a skin tone from burnt umber to burnt flesh, including the Inquisition branding.
You keep a nice balance between colours and think of contrasting colours for the cables and while highlighting the metal parts with a pencil you still manage to do volumetric highlights within the 30 minute timeframe!
Wow!
Please do more of these!
@@havelock1982 lovely analyzis... glad you enjoyed it. Will do more!
As a cybersecurity professional I'd suggest you change your phone unlock pattern after showing the world what it is. :)
Awesome point. I'll do that. Hopefully I can remember the new one ... ;) thank you!
@@ROMANLAPPATMINIATUREART Quite welcome! Gotta look out for each other!
@@normalguygames Arigato!
Yes yes
Yes! Yes! Thanks! Thanks!
Hi Roman, please show us more of your 30/15 min speedpainting. Cheers, Chris
Will do!
Son tolles Video! Vielen Dank dafür! Würdest du in genau der gleichen Art und Weise zeigen wie du deine wahnsinns Grey Knights bemalst? 🥰
Dankeschön. Da kommen mehr Videos in diese Richtung. Auf jeden Fall. Für die Grey Knights habe ich leider noch nichts geplant. Da soll ein ausführliches eBook in Kürze kommen. Mal sehen wie sich das alles entwickelt.
Here I was, thinking I had seen it all on UA-cam and boom your video hit me like a truck. That heavy start with generous wet on wet painting, then the frickin pencil trick, and finally all those intent full highlights. Thank you for sharing your process ❤.
I have one small question about the pencil, how does it hold when handling a gaming mini? I wouldn't have thought that it stays on the mini without fading after being handled a bunch of times
Well, thank you for your kind words. I am not watching lots of painting videos on UA-cam as I do not find the time for it, but I think or believe UA-cam in terms of miniature painting is a sort of a bubble where creatores inspire eachother in circles. All the time. With not many true inventing things. Everybody is running behind the creation of the next week's video content and the best thumbnail. Painting in such an environement can only lead to a certain degree of development as the creation of content is priority.
Being focused on painting instead of creation or watching makes a difference. I am happy and glad that you enjoy this video as it seems to be so different. It is a pure painting approach. Not putting make up to a miniature with "rules of technique" that others put on me. This is just joy and bang! Glad you like it and thanks for your comment!
Pencil: You should be fine when putting varnish on top of your model as yes, it might rub off if you touch it like you would do with some dice ...
Three things really stuck out to me watching this:
1. I had serious anxiety during the first 10 minutes of wet blending, I would have been terrified about a paint layer tearing if I kept messing with the paint without letting it fully dry. You put like four layers/colors on some areas before drying the model. Is it just experience that tells you the paint is still workable?
2. Using the pencil for dark metallics was really interesting. It looks like it was a Farber Castel 4B- is there anything special about that type of graphite, or was that just the pencil you had on hand?
3. Painting sure goes a lot quicker when you know exactly where the highlights need to go. I do a lot of painting the same area over and over because I can’t visualize that.
Great video, thank you!
Lovely to hear these 3 points of yours.
1. Yes, just experience. Due painting professional since two decades I - in the meantime - do not have to think about consistency of paint, volumes, light placement or which technique to use anymore. Sounds a bit conceited, but is in no way meant as it. It is just fact and truth that throung more and more painting you gain painting muscles and understand complex things, also teaching a lot helps to manifest the own knowledge too.
2. Just the pencil I had on hand. Harder ones might work better for finer lines, softer ones have more abrasion ... I would not think too complicated about it.
3. Painting will teach you. Do more of it and be patience. Things fall in their places.
You are welcome!
Glad you enjoy it!
I am amazed at how long this model stayed wet hahaha. I would definitely like to see more of these!
Thanks! Noted and more will come!
would love to see the 15 minutes!
Here you go: ua-cam.com/video/FTBP1hfkVy0/v-deo.html
awesome, but you never showed the end result!😱
Was it not visible in the last 5 Minutes of the video? But yeah you are right, could have made a 360° video or photo. Will change this in future videos ...
Might be wise to change the unlock pattern on your phone.🔐
I am not famous for my wisdom, but thanks, yeah!
It looks like you're putting paint on really thick at the start so that it stays workable for a long time. Is there anything specific that you are doing to ensure that you don't clog detail when applying paint like this? I feel like if I attempted this, I'd end up with a mini that looks like that One Thick Coat meme.
Color needs to be creamy with a bit of water inside, like yoghurt. Sometimes I have to much paint where I do not want it, but when I see it I remove it. I will lose detail with this approach. About 0.8 %. I do not care for gaming models. But yes: A larger pool of wet paint takes longer to dry than a small puddle. I am planning to maybe create a future higher edit valued video workshop on this topic. It is all based on my hands-on speedpainting masterclass that I teach ...
This is my first time seeing one of your videos and I’m impressed with the result. But as mentioned in another comment, I would have liked some voice overs. I’m assuming you started out wet blending, but I would love to know if you were using a retarder, water or some other agent. Then it looked like it moved into glazing. As I say having not watched any of your previous videos I don’t know if this is something you’ve covered before but I was lacking some context here.
So another 30min or 15 min video really outlining those steps would be great!
Just seen your other comment about this being in a master class
@@thedarkmillennium3788 thanks a lot. Glad you enjoy the workflow and end result. And yes, there will be future explanations. This is already a hands-on masterclass that I teach, but I will create a high value edit of the masterclass as a video on demand. Thank you for understanding this.
Welcome to the channel. I hope you enjoy many more videos :)
That looks amazing, but I am left wondering how I can spend 10 hours painting a model and it doesn't even turn out half as good... Thanks for sharing!!
Thank you! I do not believe all miniature painting techniques out there are benefical for the miniature painter. My approach is more connected to traditional painting and has less technical rules that I got to follow. I hope these videos inspire you to give this a try. There are more to come!
@@ROMANLAPPATMINIATUREART Your videos always inspire me to try new things. I really appreciate the different ways you paint. This one was particularly helpful, because you showed the whole process. Thanks.
@@Paranormal-Stupidity more to come! Thanks for the encouraging feedback!
Great video! Your paints seem to take a while to dry, did you use a drying retarder or is it just the particular paint you´re using?
No gimmicks. No drying retarder, no specific paint. The first layer was a Ak-Interactive Brown something. Nothing special. A large pool of wet surface dries slower than a small one. Go with a yoghurt-like consistency.
Wait did you make a gray knight painting video
@@harry-John785 no, did not. I filmed somw footage but realised I can explain it better and in depth in an eBook. Which is still work in progress :)
Great video. What brush are you using at 14:00 mins?
Thanks, glad you like it. This is actually a Mindwork Studio Brush, Size 2. But could be done with any other brush ...