Love those guys and seeing the shout out. I love their style, but I feel like when I try to emulate it I loose all my contrast. I am new to the hobby and painting in general and I am working on finding 'my' style, and enjoy hearing you share your journey on finding your grimdark.
Wouldn't it be easier to pick up a cheap dry brush set, and stipple? Normally they have a range of sizes which you can control the size better, and even dab off excess paint like normal. You can also use Newsh for any kind of color for grime / blood / toxins / oils and really water it down if you want it to work different. Or use oil paints. A sponge for chipping is much better unless your getting a lot of the paint off that bigger ruined brush. But you can then with a fine tip brush to add, to do scratches with as well. It also helps to make your weathering in a few colors steps but with the same brush / or sponge. It helps add depth really fast, of this can be where you use a fine tipped brush.
Base coating with black + rhinox works well. Otherwise some of the minis you showed just kinda look like, as you said at the start messy, like you couldn't cover the undercoat. I dunno, seems to work pretty well!
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Love those guys and seeing the shout out. I love their style, but I feel like when I try to emulate it I loose all my contrast. I am new to the hobby and painting in general and I am working on finding 'my' style, and enjoy hearing you share your journey on finding your grimdark.
I love your videos! Informative, in depth AND you have an awesome accent!
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Love your videos! This was fun and informative.
Wouldn't it be easier to pick up a cheap dry brush set, and stipple? Normally they have a range of sizes which you can control the size better, and even dab off excess paint like normal.
You can also use Newsh for any kind of color for grime / blood / toxins / oils and really water it down if you want it to work different. Or use oil paints.
A sponge for chipping is much better unless your getting a lot of the paint off that bigger ruined brush. But you can then with a fine tip brush to add, to do scratches with as well.
It also helps to make your weathering in a few colors steps but with the same brush / or sponge. It helps add depth really fast, of this can be where you use a fine tipped brush.
Great vid!!! Your vids actually made me think about highlights and volumes a lot more. Ditched my two lamp setup lol
Awesome video… thanks.
Thanks for the tips. I'll keep that video to revisit frequently.
Base coating with black + rhinox works well. Otherwise some of the minis you showed just kinda look like, as you said at the start messy, like you couldn't cover the undercoat. I dunno, seems to work pretty well!
I loke those ideas! thanks for sharing Q: how do I fix the pigments to the base?
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It looks a lot like Trovarion's style for grimdark. Good video!
it goes to show trovarions tier of painter he is i guess
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@@blakearius it's the perfect first highlight from a black basecoat, and mixes well to create the final highlights
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