Thanks buddy, its been a long road to get to this point, but we definitely need more resources for oil painting, hopefully these tutorials will fill the void we have at the moment
@@BeepBoop2221 he does indeed though I think he uses a more common technique with them at the moment. Hopefully we will see more people try this one as the project continues
Huge fan of oil painting at this scale, and on 3d printed resin busts. Love the results and presentation. Please stick with these videos, I was really happy (and surprised) to see something new show up among the usual limited output of videos on this topic.
Finally found a dedicated oil paint mini channel. Plenty of other content creators dabble with it, but I want to see from someone who dedicates themself to it. Subbed.
I've watched quite a lot of videos on oils and this is the first one in which things have just clicked for me. Thank you. I'm looking forward to seeing where your channels goes!
This was a good video, I really like the painting techniques you used, I have been inspired not only to start a Crimson First Kill Team after I have finished my Salamanders Army but to also ad a Crimson First Marine to my Death Watch team as well, looking forward to your next video.
Stambled across this as I was looking at doing oils for my own miniature painting. Got to say it really looks a lot more flexible. Keep to this thick-thin layering will catch me out, most likely. Thanks for the video, really helpful.
Wow, excellent work on that. Looking forward to seeing more. You might even inspire me to give oils a go when attempting NMM (seeing as my acrylic efforts have been useless 🤣)
Loved this! Great debut, but I do have some questions, since I want to maximise the learning. So the first one is an assumption, and that is that you airbrushed the contrast paints on? Followed by a question/suggestion. When you did your glaze priming, your explanation was great, but I think it could help people like me to see you prepare that, since I almost assumed you dropped the thinner on the paint. And working with paints to me is also working your palette, so that could be beneficial for inexperienced oil painters like me to see. The last question for now is, how long does it take for a layer to dry? I do not know how long you spend between the blue layers, but one of the things you always hear is that un-thinned oil paint takes ages to dry, so that threw me off a couple of times.
Thanks Homie! I did note that as i watched it back and its already corrected in the next section. So thanks for calling that out. So because we are using wet paint first and then blending thick paint into it, it ends up thinning out to a nice crisp layer. - this allows the paint to go from thick to thinned so it dries much faster. As lond as you’ve blended it will dry after a couple of hours - and dry to touch over night. Hope that helps and will keep you up to date
Wow, the process is nuts. At first it looks... pretty bad, but holy as youkeep going this really comes alive and becomes beautiful. This takes so much more time and patience, love the result.
I am constantly looking for more artists that paint minis exclusivelly in oils and not as a finishing detail technique. instantly subbed. Will look forward for more content like this
Instantly subscribed! Your take on the Alpha Legion is by far the best in the Heresy community in my opinion. Glad to see you're tackling youtube content!
Incredible dude! Is there any chance you are making a tutorial on how you did your Alpharius/Alpha Legion models? Would love to know what paints/technique you used for them!
This is excellent! Thank you for directing me here from your Instagram! I would LOVE to see some guides on skin tones, that's the area I'm struggling with the most and can see the biggest potential of learning oils.
Hey man. Came back and rewatched this a few times to get myself prepared. Going to try and produce some EC marines using oil. One question I had was relating to the prime glaze. Do you have to reapply that every time you paint? Say if I only have an hour or so to paint. And want to come back to it the next day, do I need to reapply or will the layer down suffice?
So let’s use the EC as an example, You’ve done one layer of the leg and you come back a few hours later, you will still need to do a prime glaze but not using pigment, just a very very thin layer of thinner and then you can use your opaque high light colour onto of that. This will prevent you from needing to change the colour. The prime glaze is usually made darker because it allows us to blend our lights into the shadows and vice versa. If you need help ping me. But I’ll do a demo for this when we begin our fundamentals series
How toxic are the pigments in the oil paints on the skin? I know that some pigments shouldn't be eaten : ) but I see a lot of artist with gloves. Even with masks.
Oil paints are not dangerous so long as they’re not ingested. So just make aure to wash your hands with soap. The masks are for the spirit which is why i recommend painting in a well ventilated room.
We need more channels focusing on oil painting minis. I primarily use oils for skin tones and shiney black armor.
Thanks buddy, its been a long road to get to this point, but we definitely need more resources for oil painting, hopefully these tutorials will fill the void we have at the moment
Don Sorutos does good oil videos too, it's cool to see Omegon Edge having a yt too
@@BeepBoop2221 he does indeed though I think he uses a more common technique with them at the moment. Hopefully we will see more people try this one as the project continues
@@omegonedge I'd love to see your take on the salamanders or iron warriors using oils.
Not that I'm planning those armies >.>
😂😂 I do have a green legion coming up soon, no promises tho 😅
Beautiful work, great to see younger modellers discovering oil paints, in the 1970's it was the standard for military miniature figure painting
The rise was coming as soon as I knew I could paint minis with oils haha love it
Huge fan of oil painting at this scale, and on 3d printed resin busts. Love the results and presentation. Please stick with these videos, I was really happy (and surprised) to see something new show up among the usual limited output of videos on this topic.
Finally found a dedicated oil paint mini channel. Plenty of other content creators dabble with it, but I want to see from someone who dedicates themself to it. Subbed.
Looking fantastic! I have switched to almost only painting with oils. Even details. They are so precise.
I love the commentating and the great paint scheme as everyone else can’t wait for part 2
Thanks homie much more to come and looking forward to share that with you.
I've watched quite a lot of videos on oils and this is the first one in which things have just clicked for me. Thank you. I'm looking forward to seeing where your channels goes!
Dope homie! Happy to hear that, was there anything in particular that helped things to make sense?
This was a good video, I really like the painting techniques you used, I have been inspired not only to start a Crimson First Kill Team after I have finished my Salamanders Army but to also ad a Crimson First Marine to my Death Watch team as well, looking forward to your next video.
Thats what i love to hear homie! Glad its inspired you. Death Guard are on the list too so stay tuned 🎉
Great video, love the detailed explanation and the effectiveness of your technique. Defo can't wait for part 2
Awesome, thank you brother! Next up is the first! Glad you enjoyed this 🎉
Not gonna lie , I hit follow as I'm like this dude reminds me of me, then you hit me with the knowledge ❤
looks really good! i like the way you broke down your process with the references and all!
Finally on RUclips!
10/10 youre a very good teacher. I really hope this channel becomes a success
Yo thats super kind! I hope you enjoy the next parts just as much!
This is awesome. I've never seen anyone paint minis in oil before. Looking forward to seeing more from you.
More to come!
You rock, man. Thank you so much for these easy tutorials. Your channel is bound for success.
Thanks man too kind! Much more this came from
LETS GO!!!
Ngl the palette preparation is so useful. Incredible work
Glad you think so! Will keep doing it throughout the series
I've subbed, hit the bell icon and look forward to your future content .
Stambled across this as I was looking at doing oils for my own miniature painting. Got to say it really looks a lot more flexible. Keep to this thick-thin layering will catch me out, most likely. Thanks for the video, really helpful.
Youre very welcome dude! Enjoy the course and ill have a new fundamentals series up soon
oh wow. POC warhammer. Finalllllly, thank you for sharing. bout to start a crimson fist army.
Hahah we exist and we’re out there!
@@omegonedge hahaha. fuck yea we do. Lets goooo
Awesome
YES!!!!!! I saw Luke talk about you! Instant subscriber!!!!!
hahaha need to thank Luke again! cheers homie
Wow, excellent work on that. Looking forward to seeing more. You might even inspire me to give oils a go when attempting NMM (seeing as my acrylic efforts have been useless 🤣)
This was Brilliant you just earned a sub!
water soluble oils are a thing also, for those who dont like to use thinners.
Love the paint job
Love the video boss
Glad you like it! very encouraging thanks dude
Wonderful video!
Glad you liked it!
This is such a great video! Thanks for this
Glad you enjoyed it! there will be more to come!
You’ve got a good taste in space marine chapters, awesome job btw
Thanks so much buddy! Hahah i find Crimson Fists more of the old guard but still very popular chapters. More to come tho
YEWWWWW Welcome to RUclips brother, from the Beige Baron
My boy!! What’s good dude!
@@omegonedge Just rewatching and saw this! Can't get enough of the oils
Too many people sleeping on using oils, great video
Loved this! Great debut, but I do have some questions, since I want to maximise the learning.
So the first one is an assumption, and that is that you airbrushed the contrast paints on? Followed by a question/suggestion. When you did your glaze priming, your explanation was great, but I think it could help people like me to see you prepare that, since I almost assumed you dropped the thinner on the paint. And working with paints to me is also working your palette, so that could be beneficial for inexperienced oil painters like me to see.
The last question for now is, how long does it take for a layer to dry? I do not know how long you spend between the blue layers, but one of the things you always hear is that un-thinned oil paint takes ages to dry, so that threw me off a couple of times.
Thanks Homie!
I did note that as i watched it back and its already corrected in the next section. So thanks for calling that out.
So because we are using wet paint first and then blending thick paint into it, it ends up thinning out to a nice crisp layer. - this allows the paint to go from thick to thinned so it dries much faster. As lond as you’ve blended it will dry after a couple of hours - and dry to touch over night.
Hope that helps and will keep you up to date
@@omegonedge yep, thanks for the extra info, looking forward to part 2. Amazing to see moving footage after the guide you wrote :D
Thanks again, yeah wow that feels like a life time ago! Fundamentals from that are valid still, but this way definitely gives better results
This was a really well put together video, I’m surprised you haven’t got more subscribers. You’ve earned one more though. Great content.
Thanks Dan! Feel free to share if you think its helped you!
Wow, the process is nuts. At first it looks... pretty bad, but holy as youkeep going this really comes alive and becomes beautiful. This takes so much more time and patience, love the result.
Hahahah i try not to think of things as bad at that stage, its all about developing and finishing it off. Glad you enjoyed it though
@@omegonedge I stress over that stage so much myself haha
@@ErgonomicChair comes from doing it a lot and knowing what something should look like when it’s done init!
Absolutely adore your paint style! Oil makes me apprehensive as I have no patience and want to throw them on the table right away lol
thanks for yout video
You’re very welcome glad you enjoyed it
Cant wait for more!
Cant wait to bring it your way
This video is just great, man.
Waiting for part 2
its already out homie! go check it :D
very nice video
Thanks a lot! Still happy this video attracts and helps people!
That is a really impressive technique! Also a well-made & easy to follow video. I'll have to give it a shot.
Heck yeah Brook! Hope you like it and it encourages you to try a little more
I am constantly looking for more artists that paint minis exclusivelly in oils and not as a finishing detail technique. instantly subbed. Will look forward for more content like this
Hahah we are there but not everyone likes to share!, but there will definitely be more to come so stay tuned homie
James Wappel.
Instantly subscribed! Your take on the Alpha Legion is by far the best in the Heresy community in my opinion. Glad to see you're tackling youtube content!
Very high praise bro, would love to bring you guys a video of the Alphas soon!
Nice one mate, subscribed
Thanks a ton homie looking forward to bringing you more!
Thanks for the video, subbed.
Awesome, thank you. Glads its made a positive impact 😊
Incredible dude! Is there any chance you are making a tutorial on how you did your Alpharius/Alpha Legion models? Would love to know what paints/technique you used for them!
Hollllly heck! Been hoping you’d make a channel for ages. Great stuff! And thanks for an awesome tutorial
Damn, I’ve been dipping my toes into using oils but there’s so much great advice in your vid I hadn’t heard before
More to come! Really happy you're enjoying it!
@@omegonedge I was surprised you didn’t make your first video an Alpha Legion tutorial. Wait..maybe you did, but he’s disguised as a Crimson Fist?
@@nickharling3902 Ahhahaha maybe he is! Running around smacking orks
@@nickharling3902 🤣 I love to keep people guessing
Oh man! I LOVE your work! When you going to share the secrets of your Alpha Legion?
Ahhaha thanks for tuning in dawg! Ive got a schedule and yeah at some point i will get to it for sure
@@omegonedge Will gladly keep watching all you got to teach!
Great tutorial. Thanks for sharing
You’re welcome 😊 🎉
This is excellent! Thank you for directing me here from your Instagram! I would LOVE to see some guides on skin tones, that's the area I'm struggling with the most and can see the biggest potential of learning oils.
Thanks homie glad you like it and it’s giving to some insight. Be sure to check out the other parts and keep your eyes peeled for the next episode
Looks fantastic 👍 you make it look easy man 😂
Hahaha with practice it can be!
I’ll have a new series coming soon to take you all through the very basics so don’t worry!
@@omegonedge look forward to it 👍
awesome stuff, keep pushing your highlights!!! it still looked a tad flat
Thanks buddy, no sweat this is only the first layer keep your eyes peeled for the next episode. Layer 1 is all about blocking out the colours
Hey man. Came back and rewatched this a few times to get myself prepared. Going to try and produce some EC marines using oil. One question I had was relating to the prime glaze. Do you have to reapply that every time you paint? Say if I only have an hour or so to paint. And want to come back to it the next day, do I need to reapply or will the layer down suffice?
So let’s use the EC as an example,
You’ve done one layer of the leg and you come back a few hours later, you will still need to do a prime glaze but not using pigment, just a very very thin layer of thinner and then you can use your opaque high light colour onto of that. This will prevent you from needing to change the colour. The prime glaze is usually made darker because it allows us to blend our lights into the shadows and vice versa.
If you need help ping me. But I’ll do a demo for this when we begin our fundamentals series
When you say that it's easier to mix dark into light, does that apply to all paints, or is it oil specific?
All paints, universal rule for pigments in general
@@omegonedge I will take this to heart, it's probably the reason why my blending sometimes turns out poorly.
@@robertlavery6896 no stress homie! Be sure to check out the discord channel accessible on Patreon!
Crimson Fists > Ultramarines
Erry day!
How toxic are the pigments in the oil paints on the skin? I know that some pigments shouldn't be eaten : ) but I see a lot of artist with gloves. Even with masks.
Oil paints are not dangerous so long as they’re not ingested. So just make aure to wash your hands with soap. The masks are for the spirit which is why i recommend painting in a well ventilated room.
Be careful with cadmium pigments. Cadmium is highly toxic if ingested. It's a carcinogen.
bro i didnt know you started a channel, followed you on insta a long time. nice tutorial and i know its alpharius you painted