Tried Citadel CONTRAST? Do THIS next!
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- Опубликовано: 16 июл 2023
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In this video Byron’s using the Artis Opus Brushes!
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Has this changed edge highlighting for you, what would you use it on?
What's the dish called you use for the paints I have been looking for them I'm in Knoxville TN in the states and folks look at me strange when I ask about them
This is a great video for entry people like me into the hobby. I only have speedpaints currently and a couple acrylic vallejo white/gray/black paints. I dont want t spend a ton of money on paints if I can just highlight with what i already have. Great video and great demonstration of what's possible
Our pleasure buddy! There's a big world out there!
These are great, man. Loving these new contrast videos.
Thanks, buddy! We have some more to come, by the end we'll have covered all tyranid bits :)
Great video! Really enjoy these live premieres when I can catch them.
Definitely some things to try, thank you. Love seeing this detail on smaller troops.
Our pleasure, buddy! 🥰
As always a great video. Awesome how you show things that many other painting channels forget to show. Not to mention how you explain every step in detail with small tips and tricks. Excellent!
Thanks, my man! 🥰
Great advice- love the dottinh technique combined with contrast!
It's an absolute winner, for sure!
Your Videos are amazing!!! You put so much efford in your vids and i Really appreciate your work! You obviously love what you are doing, every single video of yours is 10/10! Big big thanks! Without you my Minis would never look the way they do :)
Our pleasure, buddy :) congrats on the improvements, pleasure to be part of them
Finally managed to catch up on the missed content. Loved it and might steal the dotting on the carapace :)
You mention these other painters as people you look at and go wow! I do that with your work. Your my Bob Ross of mini's
Thank you, buddy, made made my morning 🥰
finding these videos really helpful, having a few different techniques, especially for someone with shaky hands is really informative. thanks
Persevere and adapt, our pleasure, buddy! Can't stress enough how much posture, set up, model holder (or bluetack and paint pot:))… and bracing will help, too :)
Could you go into why you switch between lahmian medium and contrast medium (or even water)? I'm sure it's probably something simple!
Thank you so much for these though. I've visibly improved this week alone from applying these methods, and I can't wait to get started on my next mini.
As for feedback, sometimes when you're doing your piece to cameras, it's like you're talking to somebody behind me, like you're looking over the top of the camera. It's only a little thing, but thought I'd mention it.
Wow, you always make the best tutorials at the perfect timing. As most of us needed this for our leviathan boxes ❤️ amazing job
Everyone does, because it generates clicks. If you enter 40k and the name of the latest hype product in your tags, you get more attention. The RUclips algorithms are actually pretty easy to figure out. :)
Thanks man, we have hit some editing stumbling blocks, but have more to follow 👌
@@ArtisOpusI’m looking forward to al the next vids. Can’t wait to pickup a set of your dry brushes
I just scored the tyranid half of the leviathan box for super cheap. Your videos will be my go to when i start them. I like to pull my elbows into my side when i brace for painting and super precise hobby knife cuts.
Dude I just want to say I've only been in to Warhammer 40k for three months but you have helped my painting so much its crazy the way you teach dry brushing is so helpful so thanks so much.
Oh man, our pleasure! Welcome to the hobby :)
Really good video, thanks. I'm coming to more of the opinion that contrast isn't a magic paint that works with everything but is another tool in your toolbox, the high pigment makes it useful for many things, tinting metal was my last adventure, lovely blue steel effect over silver
Absolutely! This is how we need to see it, if anything it is now slowly awakening the hobby world to the use of inks, transparency, etc!
The blue version was my favorite in the last video. It looks amazing here, I will definitely be giving it a try on my nids.
It's such an effective scheme man, well worth giving a go!
I'd love to see you tackle the Dreadnought from the Leviathan Box in a black color scheme with neutral grays as highlights. I've been struggling to paint my black vehicles recently and tried to adapt the lessons from the green and blue rino you did a year ago or so. Love the content!
For models like this, you can get so much depth with:
1. Airbrush highlighting
2. Drybrushng
3. Recess shading
4. Traditional highlighting
5. Final tint with an ink
I also find that matt / satin varnish helps to unify really well. So very similar to what Byron does here. Great video as always!
Absolutely, it's just a riot of extremely well realised texture :)
@@ArtisOpus 100%! This looks so much better and way more enjoyable than the Eavy Metal style. I respect anyone with the patience to do that but I don’t think it looks very realistic and is just such a tedious way to paint.
By the way, do you still sell the individual dampener pots / pads for drybrushing? I just lost mine and it was virtually new still 😔
very fine content mate :)
Hey Opus great video! Being a new painter I find it intimidating to mix contrast colors. Would be really educational to see you break down the different colors of contrast and how they mix. Maybe a video just on breaking down the color wheel and how you did that through painting your miniatures. That said this video really did help me, because I'm using the slap chop method for my GSC Acolyte Hybrids! I'm not sure yet on how to paint their arms after painting them with black speed paint. I want that cool blue outline with a good shade coming off the blue highlight. Havnt gotten that far but I would really love your feedback.
Wow that blue is *chefs kiss* I am doing blueish color shift paints for my nids shells but I might try this pattern with a bright silver to make it more interesting!
Let us know how it goes, buddy!
Just an idea but I'd really like to see the results of viewers of this video. It would be interesting to see what people are able to achieve after watching this series. Would that be possible in any way? Especially if they had before and after viewing pics.
So on point as ever, I wonder if we can put out a bat signal and see what people come up with!
Most liked comment, buddy, hit us up on Instagram with what set/TP you'd like, and your address :)
Thanks!
@@ArtisOpus wow! Thank you so much. I'll get right on it!
I brace stuff with my little finger as well. Just happened naturally, when I was younger. I have recently been doing the elbows on the desk and then one hand cupping the other one, this works really well.
It does, it really encourages a very healthy position, too, which is super-important. You know it's good when you've painted for a few hours, stand up, stretch, and don't feel creaky :D
Pink brain 🧠 pink brain 🧠 pink brain 🧠 😆
I sound like a zombie 🧟♂️
Loving this step wise approach and armyfying an awesome painting style!
Flesh to go and we expect an army of Tyranids to appear! :)
Mixing white ink with the contrast paint makes it like a liquid highlight which is amazing for glazing over the highlights that get a little desaturated
Wow good job😍 i love how much contrast there is with minimal steps. What is the next tutorial gonna be? Salamander space marines? Purple space Marines?
I really love you content, keep up the good stuff😀
Our boy (nid) in blue from this one, then maybe one more critter before a big change of pace :)
Thanks for the kind words, man, after a couple more we'll have done a 'complete' how to paint any tyranid any colour, hopefully.
That kindoff videos give me Hopes that i can paint something good …someday. Thank you for your Tutorial ❤️
Our pleasure, and give it a go, you might surprise yourself!
This was wonderful thank you Byron! It would be great to see this applied to something with hard edges like a space marine (particularly the last technique).
It seems that Tyranid wants have been satisfied, the space marine requests are on the increase!
@@ArtisOpus That's mainly because you've done such a great job as usual 🙂. We need to be able to apply your wisdom across all of the 40K universe!
Byron, just recently purchased your box set of drybrushes ( ninjon edition) by god they are soooo good, no more cheap makeup brushes for me. After this video I am now looking at purchasing a series S-set of brushes next.
Thanks for your help mate.
I'll definitely give it a try.
I've been painting Warhammer for years but I've always been very much a novice. I understand the fundamentals but always seem to go wrong. Your videos help me make some of my novice level painting much better that it was before. Between you, Peachy and Honest Wargamer (forget his name that's awful 😅 think it's Rob?) I'm absolutely improving week on week.
Thanks for your help mate. If I ever see you at a convention I'll come and say hello.
All the best mate. Keep up the awesome Channel
Lovely stuff, all you need is small consistent progression, and you'll be very surprised what can happen in even a few months, keep working at it!
I'm at quite a lot this year, do pop by our stand and introduce yourself if you're at Gencon, Nova, or Spiel, net year we're at LVO, Adepticon early year :)
As usual, love it. Byron's dulcit tones really help when trying to learn!
But where on earth does he get the metal paint tray things from!
Okay mate so you told me to drop a new comment not a reply.
Looking at bigger models with flatter carapace and less *ridges* to follow, for example carnifex. Tyrant guard. Etc. Because the carapace is flatter (and curved at ends) - with larger spaces but with less ridges, whenever I try to do this method it feels like it looks out of place. In smaller minis, new termagants, Barbgaunts, I find it looks really good because there's lots of details to follow.
Thanks, man :). OK, well firstly; your question makes sense, it is harder on bigger stuff.
Remember, with this technique you can make things more subtle, and if you've contrasted under you're still going to have more interesting variation in the shells, which you don't want to completely pull the attention from.
I'd take a cue from the smaller areas of the mini (e.g. up from the base of the tail where scales are smaller), do what you think is right there... If this looks good, carefully repeat it on the larger areas, but keep it quite subtle (thin repeated lines, in the direction/orientation that makes sense). Once you've done this, and an edge, you can knock it back with the repeated contrast step.
Repetition is hugely important, and all the more on bigger stuff!
Very helpful. Wonder, why you use the metal dish instead of wet pallette? Keep up the great work 👍
I watch this series and iam so inspired by that. When iam at home in a few days I will Start painting my New seraphon army that way. So iam exited what results I can get after using this input. I will Show my work after. I order your brushes when I am at home and than start. Hope it will work like youres
Dude, that's amazing! Please check tomorrow's video out, and feel free to use the #NidOpus hashtag we talk about for your Seraphon progress, too!
@@ArtisOpus oh wow fine I will check it. And Yeah I will absolutly use the hashtag
My goodness me this was the vid I was looking for since forever!!
I just invested in speedpaint to shift from pure acrylic after getting fed up with taking too long to paint. But I always hoped to pop a few highlights because I don't really like the finish of contrast paints. You're so good at demonstrating simple techniques that are so effective, thank you SO much for sharing your skills. Really inspiring ⭐⭐⭐
And WHERE did you get that amazing singlet you paint your minis in?!! 😄👍👍
Love your content.
Absolute mini-painting must in recent UK temps :Z! Half of my T's had their sleeves removed.
Thanks for the kind words, this is exactly what we'd hoped for from this video, so stoked!
Please check out Monday's video, we're running a bit of a hashtag (#NidOpus) - we're starting with people sharing the carapace method on their own minis, but I'd not say no to seeing the highlight one on top, too!
beautiful work as ever. Would it be possible to get more info on highlighting on less organic/complex surfaces? on a space marine or even on a guardsmen it can be a little awkward when you havent got the bone structure etc to work off of.
Absolutely man, we're rounding-off the Nids with a couple more, and then we'll do some power-armour :)
Hmm ... maybe before putting on the contrast paints you can make harder highlights with black/grey/white. That should shimmer throught the contrast paint.
Absolutely, it's just about how much subtlety you want :)
I'd love to see you do that pink brain too.
Brain requests rising... I have started testing! 🧪
This method works fantastic for leather cloaks and I love using it for colored fabric.
I think You need two areas to explore with this approach:
1. Painting white
2. Painting non-organic shapes
You've chosen a good two, there, they definitely require a little more consideration!
Is there a guide to that little blue guy you showed off at the start of the video a couple of times? Or more pictures some place or anything at all around him. I... love, love, love that and really want to steal it...
Hey dude, a couple more pics on Instagram, but importantly he's in edit now, and you'll be getting a *very* thorough tutorial on him/breaking down citadel schemes in the near future :)
Key colours: Ulthuan Grey,Terradon Turquoise (shell, diluted lots for skin), doomfire magenta for the pistol.
I could watch this legend paint all day. Just got into all this and blew my budget on the leviathan box and paints. Need to figure out how to make my own dry palette on the cheap. Any ideas or tips on them?
For now just prime up anything flat :)
Good afternoon. I enjoy watching your videos and I was wondering where you got the little mixing cups you use.
I have used the "blob" or "spotty" highlight on the banana colour scheme from the previous video. Given how many layers of contrast and washes I put on before then applying the dot, could I do the dots at an earlier stage, say just after the first contrast wash? I used a really thinned down was of my original contrast layer but the carapace is now more brown than banana!
I wish you would do a video specifically about that minty-fresh termagant.
Watch this space 😱
I really liked this video, and the previous contrast one. Im going to try it on my new leviathan minis as a evolution/ different scheme. I have a similar green colour to yours, but I use a green-yellow highlight; any idea what colour/ technique I could use to achieve it? The yellow green (moot green/ flash gitz mix) is fairly see through which means I need a lot of layers and can make mistakes.
Just add a little strong white in there, and then pop a glaze over in this style, you'll be pleasantly surprised!
Banger of a video! Do you have any tips on painting smaller models like Cadian troops using dry brush? I feel there's not enough room for the transitions you create with drybrush to appear fully
Smaller brush and patience and be realistic, without spending a huge investment per model you are probably going to have to lose a couple of the transitions, but with them being smaller this is fine, one good transition will do, especially when you have lots of them!
@@ArtisOpus ty for the response! I'm probably doing slapchop intl green snake -> sybarite green. Should I use a dark blue as a base instead of black? Or even spend a bit extra time going for blue/purple over the black on the shadows?
Excellent and yes can we have a vid on how to do the brain:
I have started testing! 🧪
You sir have just earned yourself a new subscriber.
Are you going to be doing tutorials for the part other than the chitin too?
Yessir! Thanks buddy, plenty more to come!
I would like to know where did you buy your shelfs with leds. Thank you so much
Is there a video of where you complete the model? I am at a stopping point on how to cover up the areas where the contrasts hit areas I didn't want to.
You're a wizard Harry (Byron)!! Always love your tutorials, inspiring and informative. Assuming you don't have a house elf hidden under your desk doing this for you (ok no more potter references).
Would love to see your take on how you'd plan out and execute a diorama one of these days
I have the Half Blood Prince's colour mixing book! 😅
Mhhmm... OK, I would love this challenge, I will have to think how to format it in a way that didn't scare people off :)
I wanna use this on my Aeldari Wraiths 🤔
Do it!
@@ArtisOpus I'm just not quite sure how it'll work on the suits as they aren't 'organics'
Where did yo get those amazing display cubes???
I always get contrast paint into the base of the belly close to the ferrule. It happens when I rinse my brush. I do follow your brush cleaning video, but it doesn't always help with the ferrule part or the prevention. Any advice?
Keep a chunky old size 3 or similar for the dirty tasks, you see the same one of mine used for the heavy stuff in pretty much every video of ours, it will keep your others pretty. You can't 100% clean the contrast out, but it will last for way longer than you think!
Do you have a video or guide for the blue termagant you showed at the beginning? Would love to try the scheme.
Check tomorrow's premier, *very in-depth* guide imminent!
Does these mean that the dry brushing that you had done some much over last few years isn’t as good as this contrast method
Thanks for the video. What paints did you use on the blue nid that's your favourite?
He's coming!
Largely: Ulthuan Grey, Very Dilute Terradon turquoise (skin is just those two), terradon turquoise for the scales :).
Doomfire magenta took care of the pink bits, aethermatic blue for the couple of greeny parts (y)
Pink glowing brain tutorial please!
The masses are speaking!
Quick question, (I’m new at this so be gentle out there) do you normally paint the mini in pieces, and then assemble it or was this for demonstration purposes only. To be clear I’m not looking to paint an entire army, I don’t play (forgive me) I just think this approach makes sense when you want this amount of detail and I think it might make it easier, if not faster to paint. Thanks
Not a worry man! Sometimes it does make sense, for me that's normally down to access issues with big brushes and the techniques we use, generally it's something like a cape, wings, big stuff :)
Hey hey
Hey hey hey!
Im sure this has been brought to your attention. But the series D brushes are being knocked off everywhere on Amazon! I bought a set for a measly 18 USD and to no surprise started falling apart right away. No replacement for the true Series D brushes.
Unfortunately, it's something that's rife in the industry, if you're imaginative, you get copied... Mostly by people who don't understand just how hard it is to make things right (old-fashioned, high-quality materials, mostly by-hand), who take people for a ride with low-durability knock-offs :|.
We're going nowhere mate, class is permanent, and we spend an average of 5 years developing and testing each product, it's normal for people to test what else is out there once, and then come back to the originals for good :).
@@ArtisOpus it sucks, I knew it was a knock off right away. They even had the balls go straight up use some photos of the great work you all do here. Some reviews blew my mind trying to saying it was just as good as the series D. Downright delusional, never owned the originals, or straight up bots I sware! You got fully knocked off, down to the dampening pad the jars, even all 5 sizes! Its just so sick. I've used my XL almost down to a nub but I dont have the heart to replace it yet lol. Your brushes have changed the game forever!
I've been lookin at the brushes for some time now, but they aren't the cheapest, and I use contrast/speed paint a lot, and they are really hard on the brushes, do you experience the same?
Absolutely, but our brushes are the toughest! Natural hair can be revitalised. I 'retire' my brushes a little early to heavy duty work, you will probably notice the same size 3 being used for heavy tasks on the channel for the last year or so of videos :). I put red dots on the end of my retirement brushes.
I have several variants of the godhands and they are great clippers but dont help with painting 🤣🤣🤣🤣
😅😅 Dispae man myself
Ohh tutorial for that termagant you show there at the start? 😮
In edit, Sir :)
Pink brain 🧠 my zombie in me just started saying "brain's, brains". 😅
I think we've nearly reached the required amount of requests for this, now :)
I noticed that the green one suddenly turned black on the skin. How did you base coat it again without "spilling" it over to the green?
Series M 2 for the dangerous bits close, it's real quick with a control brush, then just jump to my trusty old S3 :)
-Yaay more Hive Fleet Hippocampinae lol. sorry I'll stop now ( maybe )
Never! :)
Uhm excuse you god hand clippers are triple S tier
:D I use Dispae, they are ascention-level!
I'm just a beginner, but it seems drybrushing brings out my details better than I can ever paint them. so : why not drybrush instead of edge highlighting ? does edge highlighting bring anything drybrushing cannot ?
dry brushing does give you that really nice line work and can easily get messy on your paint job unless you are extremely diligent about where your brush is. as someone who shakes too much to consistently edge highlight, you can usually see the difference between the two on everything that i’ve done, but that just could be that i’m doing something wrong. hope this helps mate :)
You're going for something bold and blunt with the edge highlight, so it's about subtlety! Both works well, though, one into the other :)
Generally drybrushing probably looks more subtle and natural world, edging less so, but it's sure fancy!
It blows my mind I as a complete noob (1 year of hobbie on weekends) ended up doing the same, but because I dont have as many colors, so I ended mixing contrasts+white/light colors to do the highlights hahahah
Necessity is the mother of invention! 🧪
Struggling to do this on a bigger carapace. Any tips?
The highlighting specifically man? What specifically are you looking to achieve (colours pls).
Let us know in a separate comment, not a reply, they get lost.
We'll get you sorted 👌
Wanted to ask this question: But is it possible to undershade somehow with drybrushing
Under the drybrushing, or to undershade USING drybrushing? If #2 then absolutely yes, just like airbrushing it.
@@ArtisOpus Yeah! #2, did you have an video covering this ? 🤔
Pink brain plz!
Requests building! You're probably going to get your way :)
No god hands needed, got it. Do I need straight brushes? 😅
Not for technique #3! ☺️
Bit confused about what exactly is the unusual bit?😅
Just using a single highlight, and then repeating your contrast steps over it for coherency/hiding mistakes :)
So 40mins of video, to explain something that fits in one tweet?
Love your channel, but man
PINK GLOWING BRAIN TUTORIAL !!!!!
The masses are speaking!
Tasty 🤤
🥰🥰
Do you want to sell a set of S series brushes because….. 😅
We always do! Head to the store :)
@@ArtisOpus I know the way :)
14:40 - This is a great tutorial, but I can't ignore when a large creator spreads flagrantly incorrect information. A gaming chair is absolutely mandatory if you want to paint miniatures well. It becomes obvious when you look back at GW materials from the 80s. You can see the much sloppier, more simplistic paint jobs they had to go with due to the lack of gaming chairs. You can easily see the throughline of miniature artistry improving hand-in-hand with gaming chair technology. It's only possible for professionals like Byron to paint on a stool due to the muscle memory he has of thousands, even tens-of-thousands of hours of sitting on a gaming chair. And even then, forcing your body to contort into that gaming chair pose without the chair itself is dangerous and harmful to your back muscles.
Thanks for the input man, I hard disagree, though, a gaming chair might be mandatory for gaming, it's what it's made for... It's not been made for painting, though!
On the assumption that we want to paint:
a) Comfortably
b) Safely (in a way that's not damaging)
c) In whatever the exactly right position is for painting, light, stability, access, etc
Your gaming chair might present several issues, one of the common ones being arms literally stopping you from being able to be in right position from your desk, but also height for elbows down, or wrists braced being achievable, without a curved back.
Gaming position is arms down, wide (like the arms of the chair) painting is often arms up, wrists together, very different things.
What do you think? Dangerously harmful to your back muscles is you hunched over getting your eyes as close to your mini as they should be, not you sat well supported, holding yourself up, but at no risk.
Needs to be matted. I don't like that shiney finish.
You can matte it if you like 👍
Any plans on synthetic brushes? Trading in animal hair has got to be on the way out surely.
They're getting closer, we can put a man on the moon but we can't yet replicate natural hair.
What is that dish called and where can I get it please it's at 4.04ish @Artis Opus