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DRYBRUSHING: A COMPLETE GUIDE
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- Опубліковано 17 сер 2024
- In today's tutorial, we're going back to basics, and teaching anyone and everyone how to drybrush miniatures, how to improve your drybrushing, and even how to recognise and fix your mistakes.
Buy the brushes used in this video: store.artis-op...
Series D: These high-quality brushes are perfectly designed for stippling, smudging, drybrushing, buffing, and even edge-highlighting. store.artis-op...
This is suitable for all levels of painter, whether you've never drybrushed before, have in the past, but want to up your game, or are a seasoned pro!
This tutorial is perfect for painting all Warhammer AOS and Warhammer 40k minis, as well as D&D, or any miniature, or terrain you can think of.
In this guide we will cover:
The principles of drybrushing
Fundamentals of drybrushing
How to recognise mistakes
How to clean drybrushes as you paint!
The core principles of drybrushing
Intermediate drybrushing
0:00 Intro
1:37 Introduction to Drybrushes
3:15 Painting the Base
19:16 The Principles of Drybrushing
22:33 Painting the Vehicle (AT-ST)
31:28 Finished Model and Outro
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Space Marine tutorials:
Ultramarines (Airbrush + Drybrush + Wash synergy): • How to paint Ultramari...
Black Templars (ultra-crisp drybrush+wash armour): • How to Paint BLACK TEM...
Imperial Fists (artistic purple shadow drybrush armour): • INDOMITUS How to paint...
Space Wolves (our take on Space Wolf Grey): • Space Wolves Painting ...
Minis:
Necrons (aged Verdigris scheme): • How to Paint Necrons -...
'Ghostbuster Green' Nighthaunt (Contrast + Washes): • PAINT GHOSTLY MODELS F...
Classic Nighthaunt: • How to Paint Classic N...
Vehicle tutorials:
Space Wolves: • How to Paint Warhammer...
Turquoise Tanks (alpha legion overclocked rhino): • How to Paint a Space M...
Star Wars Legion AAT: • How to paint: AAT Batt...
Large Miniatures:
AMAZING Great unclean one in 3 hours with Drybrushing: • INSANE Great Unclean O...
Fundamental/Basic army level Techniques:
How to Control GW Texture paints (e.g. Agrellan Earth): • GW Texture Paints Unlo...
Black Armour: • PAINT BLACK ARMOUR LIK...
Leather 3 ways: • How to Paint Leather F...
White 3 ways: • Painting white miniatu...
Gold 3 ways (bonus advanced gold): • How to Paint GOLD: FAS...
Yellow 4 ways: • How to Paint Yellow Wa...
Assembling, converting, and painting Forgeworld (Rogue Idol): • Re-posing an Orruk Rog...
Paint Realistic Flames - with DRYBRUSHING!: • How to Paint FLAMES an...
Chipping using AK Interactive Products: • Easy Chipping effects ...
Terrain:
Glowing 40k/SF Terrain: • How to paint 40K terra...
Dungeons: • Game Changing MODULAR ...
Grey Walls: • How to paint terrain D...
Upgrade those Grey walls with enamel washes in 3 quick steps!: • Upgrade ANY terrain in...
Glowing Green GHOST WALL: • Drybrush Striking Glow...
Synthwave Purple/Pink Wall: • Drybrush Fluorescent G...
Yellow Shipping Container: • PAINTING YELLOW MADE E...
Texture paint (agrellan) Basing Drybrush Scheme tutorials:
Mars/Desert Basing (quick, 'warm' basing): • How to Paint QUICK & E...
Cracked Lava Base: • How to Paint Volcanic/...
Grimdark (cool grey): • How to paint High qual...
Huge bases fast (airbrush, drybrush, wash): • How to Paint Big Bases...
Icy Bases: • How to paint Icy Tundr...
Basing Tutorials:
Metallic Sector Mechanicus 3 ways: • Simple Sci-Fi Industri...
Build a Scenic Base fast (with greenstuff and a rock!): • BUILD a better base fo...
Paint your Scenic Base - Spooky Basing: • How to Paint a Moonlit...
Limestone Basing: • How to base miniatures...
In this video Byron’s using the Artis Opus Brushes!
Series S - The perfect point, the ideal everyday brush: store.artis-op...
Series M - Shorter heads for precision detailing: store.artis-op...
Series D Brush set: store.artis-op...
XL Series D: store.artis-op...
Accessories (brush racks, cleaner, pallets): store.artis-op...
Music: Bensounds
#ArtisOpus #SeriesD #Drybrushing
What do you think? Do you have any tips or tricks for drybrushing? Brushes used: store.artis-opus.com/collections/series-d-drybrushing
Full list of paints used:
Primer
Chaos Black
Sand
Doombull Brown
Skrag Brown
Black - Vallejo
Deathclaw Brown
Screaming Skull
Rocks
Dark Reaper
Russ Grey
Fenrisian Grey
Ulthuan Grey
Vehicle (AT-ST)
Eshin Grey
Black - Vallejo
Bold Titanium White - Monument Hobbies
Honestly there should be a 2 thumbs button cuz I feel like only one 👍🏻 is not enough
@@jamesh2367
Nice end results. 👍
Not sure about blue rocks however. Weathering usually means that they are more brown depending on the geological make up and where in the world you are. In the Australian desert, shades of red/brown are more realistic for example.
We all develop techniques that work best for ourselves. There is no wrong or right, just various degrees of the same process.
First coat, mostly wet, total coverage.
Second coat, mostly dry covering of mostly highlights leaving deep recesses dark.
Third Coat is what I call Super Dry and covers highlights only.
This process works for me with cheap stiff brushes that can be replaced as required.
The KISS approach works for me.
Keep It Simple Stupid. I must be Stupid as this is an effective work flow that I follow. 😀👍
Makeup brushes. They are cheap and very easy to replace.
Thank you Byron! Before I discovered your videos, I found drybrushing really difficult and big terrain pieces daunting. But thanks to your videos I pushed myself and finished a real big terrain piece for my D&D game today.
Pro tip: take the brown basecoat further. Completely cover the rocks with it, and take it onto the crashed AT-ST a little, too. That way when you drybrush the gray overtop you get built in dirt at basically no extra effort cost. Real rocks don't look like a perfect gradient of grey, they look really dirty in the cracks - even on the areas relatively far from where they interface with the ground. Plus, this is an easy way to differentiate them from the vehicle gray without actually using any other colors of paint.
I've used this myself before, great point! Cheers dude
I can’t tell you how much I appreciate this. My grandma was the most amazing artist.. but she passed away before she could teach me about dry brushing/dry painting.
How can anyone fault a channel that listens to the peps that watch it and make a comment, I have also had all my comments answered in person. Great channel and great easy to follow tutorials.
Best Regards Steven
Oh, dude, thanks so much for your kind words! Really means a lot to me! Always happy to help😊 Take care❤
Now we need the "how to clean the drybrush when we are done painting :D"
It is acrylic paint so plunge it into a glass of hot water (not too hot, medium hot and shake it then push your pencil slightly on the bottom of the glass and shake it again, repeat until it's clear on the piece of (sheet?) sry I don't know the word. I hope it helps you comrade
Yeah, not feeling sure about this has held me back from buying these brushes for a long time. Now I just placed the order, but I’d love a video on the topic.
@@TeddyZetterlund im holding to buy them from the same reason. Hope @Artis Opus just sees this and make a quick an easy video to erase our doubts :D
@@TeddyZetterlund I've got the brushes. To clean them i rinse them under running water, dry brush my fingers a bit whilst in doing it.
Then rub the brush around in the brush soap quite a bit, then back to the wet fingers.
Repeat a couple times until bristles are clean.
Couple minutes and all the brushes are clean again
@@youtubevanced4900 Thank you. It's similar to how I do with other brushes today. I believe the soap will be critical here.
Man... 16 years into the hobby, i did not expect being schooled on drybrushing. Absolutly fantastic video!
*Looks at 100 drybrushing videos on the channel* - Welcome! We're happy to have you, and there's plenty more where that came from, we're still discovering new aspects to the technique :)
@@ArtisOpus yeah. I'm here to stay. 👍
Marvelous video!
I’m not a table topper but a model railroder and a friend of realistic landscape and buildings. Drybrushing isn’t a big theme there but I love to have a look over the edge and found here the solution for my everlasting problem: realistic colouring of a 1:87 brick wall. Now I tried it again with the techniques I found in this video - and got for the first time a brick wall that amazes me!
Thank you very much for showing the basics and secrets of paintbrushing, also for the theory at the whiteboard. That helped a lot for understanding the dependencies of the factors.
Rainy greetings from good ol Germany
Thomas
This is, by far, the most helpful video I’ve watched in months. I see dry brushing in every video, but no one has adequately explained it. New sub.
That's really nice of you to say! Thanks a ton and welcome aboard😊
Your "principles of drybrushing" section is every teacher in the UK right now. It really made me smile. Really useful video, thanks.
😁😁😅 Thanks so much buddy, happy you like it!
That is completely INSANE! 40 minutes?!?! I need to learn how to hurry up! I think honestly I have a lot of wasted movement, or I spend too much time fixing mistakes as they occur, not necessarily when it makes sense.
Practice, practice😁Happy NY🥳
Good refresher on dry brushing....been out hobby for a year now getting back at it this was a huge help ty.!😊
Insane.
I had my doubts with color selection (too blue for the rocks I thought), and didn't know what you were going for with the AT-ST, I thought you'd have stayed at a far darker look with much smaller highlighting in the top corner & ridges.
Amazing.
respect.
You know the shit gets serious when the whiteboard comes out 👌
😁😁😁
This video is super helpfull especially for new people learning the ways of the drybrush. I do a lot of drybrush and it's my favorite technique to use to paint something good looking in a short amount of time and I have still learnt from this video. Good job!
Awesome, dude! Always happy to help :)
I bought a set of these on the strength of this vid. I've always hated drybrushing ,but these things are pretty amazing even for a ham-fisted hack like me. Getting nice results after just a few minutes without all the hassle of cleaning an airbrush.
Amazing to hear, buddy! Thanks so much for your kind words! There are plenty more drybrushing tutorials to come😏
Thanks for the great informative and superbly explained tutorial 😃
Our pleasure! Any questions just pop a new comment under the most recent video and let us know, replies get a little lost in YT :)
Thanks for taking the time to describe how much water is in the actual dampening pad. Can't wait until I have an actual set of your drybrushes. For now, its make up brushes but I'll get there.
So glad I found this channel in my preparation to paint Knights. These techniques are going to save me loads of time
Glad you found us! :). We have a video on an armiger actually. Night be worth checking out, he turned out really well!
Excellent video as always Byron. Love what you can do with the Drybrush technique and love the inclusion of the dampening pad. Amazing addition to any painters arsenal!
Keep up the amazing work!
Thanks a ton, dude, really appreciate your kind words as always ❤
I have learned so much from your channel. My painting has improved exponentially since I started watching your videos. Keep up the great work!
That's amazing to hear, dude🤩Thanks a ton! Keep watching and we'll keep painting!
I have never been so amazed by something in my life. It is now my mission to learn this.
I've now watched a couple of your videos on drybrusing and I'm absolutely sold. I find drybrushing messy and chalky a lot of the time, so I'm going to pick up a couple of these brushes and see how I get on!
Amazing, thanks for the kind words, dude! You won't believe how quickly you'll up your game, it's a very fun and organic painting style, too!
Let us know in another comment if you have any issues or questions, and we'll sort you out :)
Cleared up a few things I was having issues with. Thank you for sharing and please stay safe. That roll technique is on!
Always happy to help, Rob😊Thank you for watching and supporting! Best wishes!
I think the benefit of hitting your ground that close to the object you're painting is to give an authentic vision of what's coming out of the ground. If your rocks are perfectly coloured without even an influence of ground on them or pebbles from the rocks on the grounds in the way your dry brush touched... It looks fake. I don't mind seeing one colour getting onto the other because in real life that's how it works. Great video!
Thanks dude, couldn't agree more!
Nice work mate, I've been using your brushes for 6 months now and love them. The videos are great as well. Thanks!
I bought the Drybrushes on a whim as I don't tend to drybrush much but I can't stress enough how much better these are for drybrushing than just the "standard manky old square" brush that I see others recommend using. They are one of those special things to have in your toolbox that make things quicker AND higher quality. The good ol' win win.
Amazing, thanks so much for your comment Matthew! Can we see any of your work anywhere? Really glad they're serving you well, mate, do you have a favourite size? Stay safe, dude
@@ArtisOpus The Large Series D does 80% of the work and the Small Series D does the other 20% of my drybrushing. I tend to start with an airbursh, then to drybrushing with the AO drybrushes and then detail and washing work with AO Series S brushes. I moved away from the traditional brush suppliers because half the time they arrived splayed, which is a pain having to send them back for replacement. I've had 10 of your brushes without any issue, so they are highly recommended by me! The only set I haven't tried yet are Series M.
I am in the process of getting my work online at the moment, I'll drop you a link once I do!
All the best, keep up the good work!
Thank you for these videos. I have recently purchased Artis Opus brushes and am trying to improve my painting so these videos are perfect for me. I am time poor so dry brushing looks very appealing to me to paint vehicles, terrain and batch paint infantry 80% finished. Thanks again
You're most welcome, dude, that's amazing to hear! We think it's fantastic for these and the more you do it the better you'll get😊🤩Thanks a ton for the support, hope the brushes serve you well!
Ordered the set of 5 drybrush, and the texture pallet. Brilliant videos. 👏👏👏
Awesome!🤩🤘 Thank you so much for your support, hope they serve you well!
I really enjoy drybrushing, and watching this has made me add the drybrush set to my basket because they are stunning, great work as per
Thanks for your support, Kieren! Let us know how they go (in another comment, YT awful for ongoing notifications), and if you've got any questions about use etc we'll sort you out, sure you'll love them! :)
honestly this is something of a revelation! Im currently painting up an Iron Hands Army so I watched your Black Templar video and the drybrushed armour looks just amazing. I never knew that slightly damping the drybrush beforehand helps, always assumed it would be contradictory to the whole idea behind drybrushing but obviously not!
No idea how we missed this bud, thanks for the kind words, hope your painting journey has continued successfully!
This is a must watch for ANY modeller!!!
Thanks dude, that's what we're aiming for, hopefully star wars is generic enough to lure in the masses :D
@@ArtisOpus I run a Star Wars Model making group on Facebook with 6k members, DM me for a chat!
thanks for the great video - just started painting minis and this videos answers a lot of questions I had about dry brushing. Sub'd and liked.
Our pleasure! There's plenty more drybrush action on the rest of the channel :)
If you're up for another thorough one, the first part of this contains some real gems!
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Just watched this and noticed it's a few years old. Still a great and timeless video!
You know what might be good Byron? Extra tips on batch painting. I had to learn to focus on individual models or very small batches switching between models often to make sure I kept good transitions between colours (ultramarines in this case) otherwise it can be easy to loose the blend, particularly on flat untextured sections (looking at you, shoulder pads!). Great vid as always.
Thanks so much, Nathan! Very good suggestion, extremely relevant to our core techniques on the channel. You'll get some batch painting fairly soon and I'll hold in mind this specific request for future content :)
Nicely done - both the painting and the video. Thanks
Thanks so much dude, I know my painting but Ronan's to blame for everything good editing-wise, as I can't understand technology :D. You're welcome!
The staple to my week. I look forward to the next top chat you drop.
:):) 🥰
You can have a like and a comment already. I'm that confident in the quality of your content. Plus really looking forward to your video covering the basics. I may have been doing this for nearly 30 years (depressing) but I bet I still learn something from your video.
How did you find it? You're never too experienced to be able to learn from the basics. i've done some classes with pros that have really led to me questioning fundamentals.😊
@@ArtisOpus Brilliant, as usual. Still plenty to pick up as I was an old school drybrusher so only now learning your methods. I also like the longer video.
Seriously awesome guide guys! I definitely fall into the more procedural painter so the step by step nature really helps, keep up the good work 😁
Wow, amazing to hear, dude! Your support is hugely appreciated! 🤩
Thanks for going back to basics. Loved the vid
You're very welcome, buddy! Thank you for watching and supporting🤩
Love this technique, thanks for the tips. The rocks would look nice with some green moss on them so they don't look the same as the metal finish.
Absolutely, dude! Some weathering and environmental finishing touches will go really well on them😊
I do a lot of WW 2 resin figures,I think these would look. So cool in your technique as most photos were black and white
That's a very good observation, maybe even sepia-toned, it could look really artistic!
definitely going to have to give something like this a go, as it is I am heavily biased towards the airbrush, so now that you have out out such a comprehensive guide I think i might just challenge myself to paint something completely with the drybrush technique, start to finish, and see what I come out with! It will be interesting to see the differences against a model painted largely with the airbrush and a drybrushed example once I have slapped a crap ton of weathering techniques over the top! (weathering is literally the only point I would beg to differ with you on this one, I'm personally not a fan of drybrushed dust effects, nothing does dust, streaking, and splash effects as well as humbrol enamels!)
Magnificent work.
Love it! Thanks a bunch for all your videos. Gotta be my favourite painting channel to watch and learn from. Always well explained and filmed excellently!
I purchased some dirty down rust to use for the weapons on some nighthaunt stuff I'm working on and ran into a snag / issue which you may or may not know about!
Kind of obvious really in hindsight - It recommends sealing with a varnish before painting over it to prevent it being reactivated... what it doesn't mention is that doing this ALSO reactivates it before setting!
I was quite happy with the placement of pigments etc and went in with some Citadel Stormshield to protect it so I could do an edge highlight on some scythes. In doing so it moved my patches around and even streaked with the brushstrokes I was using and ruined to look somewhat :/ managed to move it around whilst the varnish was wet to where I liked it again, but it was more unplanned work.
Heads up!
Thank you so much for this guide! I feel like this is a watershed moment for drybrushing technique - I haven't seen anyone else do a guide with these methods; really looking forward to giving them a go on my Warcry terrain
You're most welcome, dude - how did it go?
@@ArtisOpus not tried on terrain yet, but have done some Nighthaunt from your other videos
@@m4ttymc1984 QV
I love drybrushing & I’m really tempted by this brush set!
It's the first set of brushes 100% designed for the technique, you won't regret it!
If you're looking to dip your toe in you could always pick up an XL, and if you like it get the others in a set, XL is my boy
This was great to watch it all unfold. I’ve been looking for alternatives to airbrushing F1 drivetrains, and brakes. This has given me some ideas. Thanks!
I've got so much terrain I've been procrastinating on. Thanks for this!
Happy to help! Thanks for watching, buddy!🤗
Looks absolutely brilliant. But now you’ve mentioned about finishing it I’m stuck in limbo. So here goes cliches. Finish it! Flawless victory.
Thanks, dude! I always get worried weathering up something that I'm pleased with. Finishing touches may feature in a future video :)
Very helpful tutorial on the principels and different aspects of drybrushing. Thanks a lot.
You're very welcome! Always happy to help :)
Been waiting for this one time to take my drybrushing to the next level boi!
Yey! Thanks so much, dude🤩
Wow ! Absolutely amazing. I'm just getting back into painting and found your videos. Brilliant and easy to follow. I can see how the tools have changed - textured pallet and round brushes. Thank you for your tutorials !
That's exactly what we are aiming for!😊Thanks so much for your kind words, dude!
Amazing technics and I thought it was so much more difficult, and it doesn't! Started training here and the results were good. Now I'll order the Artis Opus brushes to have a good set to work with. Thank you so much! Best regards from Brazil, Luis
Hey dude, sorry for the delay, so glad you've found it useful! Did your brushes arrive? Big love from the UK!
What a wonderful tutorial!!!
Glad you think so! Many thanks
Just ordered that textured pallette! Looking forward to using it!
Nicee! Thanks so much for your support, man :)
Saved this for when I could really sit down and digest it. I have a feeling that this is going to be extremely important for my development as a novice painter.
I was right. Holy crap.
Going to buy that brush set and texture thing come payday.
Thanks so much, dude, glad you've enjoyed it, let us know how the journey goes!
Another great tutorial. I've spent time watching this video (more than once) AND HAVE FOUND LOADS TO INTEREST ME. I might be watching it again (and again).
Thank you.
Tony
Happy to hear, Tony! Thanks so much, it means a lot! 😊🎄
Love how you teach the basics Is mesmerizing
Happy you think so! Thanks a ton❤
What a great tutorial! This is science applied to painting! So I must gather courage and open that set... I more confident after this video!
Thanks for the kind words mate, literally the exact purpose of the vid, glad you enjoyed it, now it's time to pick up those brushes!!!
What a generous wealth of information. Thank you
Our pleasure dude, enjoy putting it to good use!
Well, if it isn't SW Legion! Superb to be out of WH for a while! Big fan of your work!
Thanks so much Szymon! I'm always happy to mix things up... although having touched some SWL Resin I *far* prefer their plastics!
Another amazingly informative tutorial, thanks for going back to basics as my AO brushes recently arrived and absorbing this content is building my confidence to get cracking... just need to find the time now :)
Thanks for watching and supporting, dude
Thanks for the guides! Ordered a set of the series D, will be referencing your guides for techniques for my Dankanatoi Custodes!
Great! You're welcomed! Let us know if you have any issues and we'll do our best to help out!🤞😊
I haven't heard of it before but you made it look so easy. I may have a try at it. thank you
You should, it's a simple, forgiving and fun technique! We are here to learn along with you😊
When I grow up, I want to be like you... You're a genius!!
Great video. This is the video I needed to find to help me understand your technique. A big thank you.
You're most welcome, dude :)
Looks amazing and its so accesible to be able to do yourself its mind blowing. I have been struggling when getting into this hobby because I am not the greatest when it comes to painting and the way my head works is finding a system that can work across most of the minis i paint. I like the building them up and getting them ready but as soon as i go to put paint on them i am lost so this really helped to show that it can be simple. I would personally love to see you do a start collecting box or something along those lines where there is a large variety of models and there is a scheme for the army because i feel this would help people like me tackle a large amount of models in one or a few sittings. Loving the vids and may be investing in those nice brushes soon cos they look really nice to use.
Apologies for the delay, Robbie, no idea how we missed this one!
I'm very possibly going to be doing that across a vampire counts army, I've just releasdthe Vampire Lord tutorial, perhaps blood knights next!
I also have a slaanesh army which I've Vlogging (it's a personal army) if you'd like to see something that covers a wide range in a particular scheme :)
Perfect! Just what I need. :) Thanks for these amazing videos.
Glad you like them! You're very welcome! And thank you for watching and supporting, Darren🤗
Excellent tutorial with most of your drybrush tips in one place for future reference, tnx 👍
Always happy to help! Thanks a lot for watching and supporting
Awesome work, loads of tips, thanks for taking the time to make the video.
Our pleasure! If you have any questions please let us know in another comment, we're happy to answer anything :)
This is such an amazing tutorial... this + Brushstrokes has me set! Cheers!!!
Hi Artis Opus-Team. IT would be wonderfull if you can Do an Video to Show how an tyranid swarm could Look like with your D series brushes. Some warm and natural looking. Brown and khaki coloured. See you next vid. Greetings from Germany.
Hey Bendjamin, tyranid requests are at an all time high. We'll definitely get to them very soon😊Love from the UK
Been using the damp brush method for a few years but not to this level. I get a lot of people with a negative attitude to dry brushing, way I see it is its another tool in the arsenal and a valid one at that. I just ordered the Artis Opus series D set from Element Games, they are waiting on stock but hopeful I don't have too long to wait.
Really enjoying the videos. Been on a year long hobby burnout but got back to it about a month back and have the bug back bad!
Would love you guys to do more techniques such as loaded brush wet blending glazing etc Thanks for the videos. Subbed and liked.
It's absolutely valid! I think a lot of people are coming around to the idea exactly as you said. I am sure your brushes will be worth the wait! Thanks so much for your support
@@ArtisOpus Received my Series D brush set today! I am very impressed with the quality of the set! Beautiful! Just used the small brush and dampening pad on a Chaos Cultist's robes and I am blown away with the smoothness of the finish, okay its not buttery smooth like a wet blend but it took seconds and its on a mini who is supposed to look a bit ... used? Thanks for the videos and for providing to us lovely brushes and equipment to further our enjoyment of this amazing hobby!
Amazing as always Byron. I would love to see another video of finishing it with battle damage, rust, corrosion etc but to be fair it already looks like an amazing piece where you left it. I'd love to see more Star Wars Legion models on the channel though. There's some amazing models in their range and they don't seem to get covered often.
HUgely appreciated again, Patrick! We've been asked this a lot. We also really enjoyed the SW model, especially the plastics and we'd love to return to them in the future! 😊
Very good tutorial. Well done! I might buy these brushes now, even though I almost exclusively use airbrush/sable-brushes
Thanks dude! Our other brushes are pure sable, it doesn't make sense for the chunky-boys though, you're after different properties (and also they'd be £100 each 😅)
Superb and original. Saved
Absolutely awesome tutorial! 👍🏻
I ordered a set of your drybrushes last week (plus the XL) and am looking forward to receiving them and trying them out! So far I've been using makeup brushes (which are decent) or the Army Painter Masterclass drybrushes (which work nicely but shed like my cat).
Bravo Bro>>? from 1 type (AirBrush) Artist 2 Another! I used to have a Biz; 'Kustom By Kacz', but due to Conditions (Arthritis & Tuff-Life) beyond my control, it , Sadly, is No More.. When I did work On Commissions, freelance, Bike shows, I Also Taught for 7 years at all Auto assembly/manufacturing Ford Chrysler, Chevy, LTV (local Steel Palnt in Cle) which rounded my Self taught Airbrush History of 23 years, don't regret a bit of it, Loved doing All forms & Factions in ART!
You should try picking up a drybrush dude, it's quite forgiving if you don't have precise control, as it's an organic technique! Big love :)
I don't drybrush much anymore as I tend to paint new projects/armies in order to learn new techniques to improve my game.
However, after watching this I guess I'm going to be buying your drybrush set with my Birthday money...
Not to mention a few of your cleaning products too.
Thanks for the support! How did they go for you? There's definitely a lot to discover with drybrushing, so much more depth than people used to think!
Thanks a lot!
First of all, great work, it encourages me to start to use the drybrush techniques to improve my models painting. If it's possible ¿could you share what colors you would if you were painting a green grassy field instead of the terrain in the video? Thanks in advance.
Could you go over cleaning the drybrushes after a session to keep them good? Thanks for the awesome info!!
I second that 👍
Me too :)
Hey guys, we're currently waiting on a release of a product that's in development and it should be out fairly soon :)
It actually happens in the center, I wish I could post a picture. It's almost like I'm pressing to hard so it removes the paint from that area, but I tried another model with no pressure really and the same thing. Mostly wheb stippling. I am not using your brushes, though I'm not 100% why it would happen with the ones im using and wouldn't with yours. Wanted to practice with some others before I bought nice ones, brand new to painting!
Was curious if you have a video for brush care? Ideal methods of cleaning your brushes, what not to use kinda stuff.
We're currently waiting on a product that's being assembled and got delayed due to the world situation. We're going to launch brush care video very soon though! 😊
I'd love to see you do a 100% drybrushed Hive Tyrant :)
Tyrants are tight at the top of the list for what we should paint next - they really deserve some love🤩You'll get your wish very soon!
Truly outstanding work, and instruction. From a noobie painter, thank you!
You're very welcome! Glad you liked it! Thank a lot for the support
So much talent. Glorious.
Thank you Bilbo.
🤣You're welcome buddy! Love, from Bilbo
Wow - love your work. Eye opening.
Thanks so much, Ed, apprecited!
omg that's beautiful work!! thank you so much for sharing this technique! i so very much appreciate it! you're an awesome artist and a very good teacher!! Kudos!!!
You are so welcome! Always happy to help😊And thank you for your kind words and support!
Great video, Im not into miniatures (yet?) myself, but technique was brilliantly demonstrated and the result absolutely spectacular, and made in very little time! I will definitely apply it in tanks and dioramas in the future
Awesome, thank you very much for your kind words! Happy to help😊Happy NY🥳
Amazing results in half the time!!!😮😮😮
This is amazing. Cant wait to try it out on my own AT-STS
Oh, absolutely perfect🤩I'm sure you're gonna have an amazing time!
I can honestly say that following these steps will 100% improve your painting, I have zero experience and the only reason my models dont look like trash is this channel. Thank you, and please continue the content.
Awesome to hear, buddy 🤩🤩This means a lot, it's exactly why we do it
I hope you talk about your guys system specifically and cleaning/
switching colors
We've cut far less than we would do normally dude, so there's a lot of content in this one about during-process cleaning (incidental cleaning during painting) especially, I hope it's useful! Loads on how I negotiate switching between colours, too, as I jump back and forward between brown and grey on the base a lot, and use the same brush for a lot of it :)
You answered my questions perfectly, sold me on a set of the dry brushes
Absolutely fantastic!
Glad you think so! Thanks!😁
Have been looking forward to seeing someone else's process. Especially an artist I respect. Thank you for taking the time.
Cheers for your kind words, Mike! Really appreciate it
Very helpful technique review!
Thanks man! Any further questions just ask us in a different comment :)
Amazing! Awesome tutorial as ever! Thanks!
You're very welcome! 😊And thank you for watching and supporting!
Particularly good video! Awesome
Happy to hear, thanks a lot! 😊