Joyful Painting - Maggotking of Nurgle - Beast of Nurgle, back to my roots
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- 7/10 for my work. Returning to this kit after so long to test my more refined painting style. While the details of the model are greatly shown this painting style lacks the color and character of my previous work. Couldn't find the balance between the old character and the new style and as such I feel something is missing from this kit. But it's still good, but it could be better.
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Finally someone who paints the horns correctly. The most worn part of the horn the very tip so I never understood why so many painters paint the tip the darkest.
Excellent paint job on this model! I really like the colors you chose as well. Making the tentacles lighter really gives great contrast with the body. Well done!
Thanks! Glad you liked it!
MAGNIFIQUE !
Thanks!
This was a great video to watch, thank you
Glad you liked it!
Thanks that beast looks really good
I made the video on the plague marines and a blight hauler
Great work. Another Nurgle model that was super fun to paint!
Yea, another one to the pile.
looks great! you explain your process very well.
Thanks!
Look very organic
Hey thanks!
Now this is awesome. Your style works really well with models with tons of texture. I think - I think the internal organs and boils could have used brighter colors to stand out better? Also the base is positively revolting.
Thanks! And yea I agree the organs are a bit lackluster but very detailed, could have been brighter.
Awesome technic.
Thanks!
Looks great man, too hard on yourself!
New to AOS myself and painting as a whole, got a mortal army I'm assembling/ painting atm.... got Bloab and the Glottkin to do, but think I'll hold off til I've more experience aha!
Keep it up mate!
Thanks man!
Love the skin tones, something to tie him into the base would have been better, sort of transfer of blood from the sores into the mud and mud onto the model?
Thanks! Yea it probably would have been better but bases have always been my weak point in making them great.
@@joyfulpainting700 Look at some great diorama builders and model armour builders like VMS and it gives some ideas but two secrets are what is the materials its in and looking how the model got there ie tracks, mud splatter. When I use pigments (concrete pigments are cheap for lots) I put a selection on the base and fade them up the legs. In this case I'd see it having a furrow in the mud leaving corruption and blood in the mud, with it being caked onto the lower half. Another one would be the reflected light, you could start with a darker yellow/brown for the reflected light in the shadows. I've got a nurgle/deathguard army to paint if I ever get time at home so been working this out for ages. I do think nurgles rot (or my own mix with fluorescent pigments) will play a role having it drip from orifices onto the ground.
ua-cam.com/video/AA745Sp-XBA/v-deo.html this is one that comes to mind
@@RogerS1978 Good tips, good luck on that nurgle army!
I just thought that if u do the last beast if u do it with the mouth on the stomach you could put nurgles rot coming out it’s mouth is that a good idea or not
That is not a question of good or not. That is a matter of taste, you could add a little bit here and there to add some character/flavor to the model. However I didn't because at that point it would obscure some detail and I felt it would have been a negative at that point. However the model did look very clean so some of the diseased may have helped. But again that is a matter of preference/taste.
@@joyfulpainting700 thanks and btw I’m saving up to get some poxwalker and I think i might do a video painting them
@@toxicwaste225 Okay, good luck with them!
@@joyfulpainting700 thank you
Instead of a primer, you airbrush the base paint? Does that work well?
You can, but you need a paint that is designed for airbrush priming.
Priming creates a base layer that holds on to the model and primer is designed to have a really good grip onto plastic.
If the base layer is not a good primer you could accidentally "wipe" your whole paintjob off with very little force needed. So get a good primer that is the foundation of the model.
I can't personally recommend any airbrush primers as I don't use them. Hope this helps!
Super glue is cleaner? Gah, disagree.
It's those little lines of glue that spread out and could cover a paint job.