In diesem Hobby-Cheating-Tutorial zeige ich Ihnen, wie Sie grün leuchtende Effekte wie Warpstone malen und gleichzeitig noch andere …
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In diesem Hobby-Cheating-Tutorial zeige ich Ihnen, wie Sie grün leuchtende Effekte wie Warpstone malen und gleichzeitig noch andere …
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Great vid as always 👍 Love how you take the time to make it make sense. I understand why it happens rather than you put highlights there. It's your attention to detail in you're explaining which is so valuable. Especially someone like myself that only started painting models during covid.
Thanx Vince
Such a cool bust and what a great paint job!
Hi Vince, What bust is this? It looks great.
7:19 What was the purpose of the last glaze with skeleton horde? What does it mean to re-tone everything? Maybe a similar video for other skin tones and these tricks would be amazing, I personally have a hard time smoothing transitions in those areas. Thank you for the excellent content you consistently put out, absolutely great!
Great video as always, love to see your airbrush at work, still getting to grips with the one I bought few months ago. One day I can prime ok next its spiders all over. Maybe it's the mixture of primer and thinner or flow improver with both primer and thinner.
Such a cool scheme thank you for sharing Vince your the best!
Neat! Although we might define “really easy” differently. 😉
A lot of your HC videos, you say you use flow improver while brush painting. Is this a different medium than airbrush flow improver or can either be used?
dang man i love those blades, as always excelent stuff man thanks for sharing
Technomancer Vee! 🔥🥰👌🍻👊
I recently picked up a Daemon Prince and wanted to try this sort of effect, but I don't have an airbrush for the undercoat. do you have an idea what one could do as a replacement? I thought about maybe trying to sponge on really diluted paint and then focusing in on the more exposed areas to get that underglow, but I would like to get a second opinion on that
That's a gorgeous bust, Vince.
I saw something interesting in an art supply store this week. It's called Schminke Acryl-Bronze. It's a series of VERY nice looking metallic acrylics, made with aluminium and copper pigments. They've also got a water and oil-version of them. Have you heard of these?
I'm considering trying the silver and comparing to Vallejo's Metal Colour.
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IIRC that's by Mammoth Factory?
A lot of the time I have trouble with the super strong lightsource when the model is generally illuminated as being in strong light as well. For the green light to be this strong the rest of the model would need to be in shadow. Maybe that's just me, though.
Thank you for yet another great hobby cheating video! And who can resist a good ratty!? Not me, that's for sure!
Hi Vince. Great video as usual. I was wondering if you had made some tutorial about a way to paint something like obsidian or other polished stone effects. If not, maybe it’s an idea for some future video ? or maybe it’s a dumb idea, I don’t know 😛 Anyway, keep up the good work !
Is it possible to get a similar effect without the airbrush or is the airbrush really the best option for this technique?
I am just learning to paint and I really want to figure out how to paint light. This seemed like a good place to start, just got my first airbrush and I feel light is a solid place to start. Unless you have other suggestions. Regardless, painting light really is something I would like to do well, but always turns out messy with a brush.
Dang, you make that look so easy?