The Number 1 Reason Games Workshop Minis Look So GOOD
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You content is hands down then best painting content on RUclips. I love your no bullshit approach and appreciate your transparency. Never change!
The great thing about GW box art is not only it's readability, but the colour usage, both from the perspective of colour theory and emotional responses it's trying to convey about the models and factions they belong. It puts a lot of pleasant boundaries on people, by the book models look appealing, readable, lore accurate, appropriate and easy to sell if nececcary. It lustfully drives newcomers to those Citadel pain(t) pots' stands.
Hmm, many a young lad has included these Citadel paints in the assets. 🤪
Yeah but also dealing with other paints drives people to Citadel pots. They are expensive but so much better than nearly everything else out there at the time. .....they also have an oddly pleasant smell.... 🧐
What Ivan is talking about here is called 'colour psychology'. GW are pretty good at it -- likely due to the artists and their natural and learned understanding of such things. Even back in the crazy 1980s and 1990s, the Space Marines were painted that way on purpose: to sell to kids and feed on the bright cyberpunk style of the day (aka Judge Dredd). Now I think about it, this was the dominant style around London between 1980 and 2000, though it was also popular in America, as well. Space Marines is just one example of that, though they moved into a more serious, simple, muted tonal quality by the 2000s (more in line with Stormtroopers from Star Wars than Mad Max, though I guess Necromunda was a nice bridge there, haha).
Seeing all these youtubers demonstrating the "box art" style makes me want to try it myself! Your videos especially are well made and easy to follow, i find myself coming back to them while im painting
GW painters do use overall washes all the time. But they tend to greatly thin washes with medium and treat them as layers and glazing. Even over white.
You’re great at teaching this. I’m much less afraid of the “painting with volumes” concept now. You’re really great at explaining this stuff.
Just went down a rabbit hole of these videos and learned a lot in the process before starting my first miniature, thank you
“You can fix anything you don’t like.” This should be hammered into new painters heads more than anything else. Also if you need a good paint stripper/remover for acrylics, use brake fluid, it works amazing!
Also, Cool mini or not: ultimate miniature painting guide is a great 400 pg book detailing every technique.
Absolutely fabtastic video, I’ve really appreciated all your efforts in putting it together, the theme is very requested, I wanted to hear and see all the applied concepts of GW box art painting method and you’ve shown them all. Even the last reminder part about the difference with volumetric highlights with the nurglings is top notch, oh and I’ve laughed a lot, please never remove the funny part 😂😂
That was both informative and hilarious at the same time! I've been working in volumetric highlights for the past half year and my miniature painting has really improved since doing so!
Great Video!! Your 45 Marines may have been a pain in the a$$ to paint, however they look absolutely gorgeous!!
As someone coming from Gunpla models, you can REALLY see these techniques in action. Some kits will have more external mechanical detail but since they're fairly large they still have a lot of empty space to fill. The best paint jobs I've seen tend to use a mix of both techniques!
Zumikito the Grey, Keeper of the secret painting technique of the Workshoppe, wielder of the holy brush. Great vid, thanks for sharing.
They also use 3-ups, models 3 times the size, used to be able to view some at Warhammer world
Wait seriously?
Your tutorials are great! Really down to earth. If you haven't made one yet, I think a tutorial video on how to mix paint properly to get those +1/-1 lighter/darker shades for highlighting and recesses would be super helpful. Most other painters on youtube have 2365982365982365928365 different paints but it looks like you're mixing your own off the base coat to make your shading tones.
love you brother. Cannot believe you smashed an egg on your desk for funnys, one video like just for this
This is truly the best video for explaining how to improve from a beginner level. I’m sharing this with my hobby group immediately
Fantastic video Zumikito! This was extremely easy to follow and had some great tips! Readability is sooo important and definitely something I need to work on more.
I know nobody is going to believe me, but this is the literal first RUclips video I've seen that is actually sponsored by Raid Shadow Legends (and I watch a LOT of RUclips videos). Until now, I only knew them from the meme.
I love seeing different methods of how to paint something.
There are so many ways to skin a cat... I mean, paint a figure.
Always appreciate when something other than space marines as their example. I'd rather learn how to operate on things with unique shape rather than the same armor that most of 40k is.
Excellent video Zumikito! I really liked that you were able to generate and specify the requirements for a miniature to look good and follow the same Eavy Metal guidelines.
I hope you have a good end of the year and thank you very much as always!
Hey Beard guy. You fucking rock. Your vids are a nice mix of funny and clear, actionable advice. Simply the most enjoyable hobby painting videos I've seen so far. Keep it up I love them.
Wow! The effort you put into the advert as well as the humour and tips is truly impressive. Keep up the great work.
Zumikito is How to Basic confirmed
Not the face reveal we wanted but the one we deserve
Where eggs
man, I would love to see more content on smooth minis.
The reason I like to use a wash on bit areas is to make stuff look used and dirty in just a few motions. That's kind of why I agree with how the Citadel tutorial washes over the Stormcasts entire golden armor - it just makes it look like they've seen some shit and not like they're straight from the assembly line. What they don't tell you is to apply the wash in a particular direction according to where you want it to set - they just show you them going from top to bottom with a big brush, skip over the part where that will just fuck up your paint job by setting in random places apart from the recesses, and start bringing the colors back out where they want things brighter (probably because they fucked up the paint job by applying the wash randomly).
The wash is a tool like anything else, and can work great if you take some time with it.
Brooo. The way you have described imagining things as a shape to imagine how light would hit it has completely clicked in my brain…. I always wondered how people could imagine light this makes it so easy. Thank you
Best commercial ever.
To fill all those recesses I'd recommend to use acrylic ink mixed with a water (70:30) ;) I've painted 2 armies of f*** Thousand Sons like this, and the ink helped me a lot.
You can actually wash white models, but you gotta use retarder/flow improver/glaze medium, and play with the ratios on test models until you are satisfied with the result. Glaze medium + agraxt wash ( around 50-50 mix) on white skeletons produced such a great cappilary work and smoothness in transition, and it was all on rattlecan cheap primer (surface is not so good as with priming with airbrush). Gloss vanishing with airbrush produces even more brush control when washing to stop wash stains forming
I really could have used this video in 2004 when I started this hobby.
i will say this. that 1st end result of that imperial guard looking fig, is IMO a really good place for very new mini painters to have as an end result. its a realistic goal that wont lead to disenchantment for not being able to paint like so-and-so. All th other stuff are additional tools to use after getting good at painting at the previous level. I will also say, you do a good job of explaining how to do the advanced methods in a very accomplishable way. I wish when i started , that there were resources like this availabe
"make every layer fully opaque so it doesn't look splotchy" *looks at his Skaven on his desk*... oooooh?!
Fundamental explanation! Thank you very much! It's just ABC of painting.
This is an awesome video and one that can save new painters a lot of time when learning why some tutorials don't get them the results they want. I knew the difference between Eavy Metal style and volumetric definition from experience but I immediately realized that I have almost never seen a tutorial show an example like this. Most tutorials dive deep into either/both techniques but stay focused on one of them at a time.
Once I painted Nagash with tutorial from Duncan and I have to admit that it works, especially for the tabletop level, but, of course, if you want go further, than you'll have to look and learn for some more complex, intricate and time and effort-consuming techniques.
The second part of this video was super useful for me. Thank you
Just base coating = low settings
Base coating + shading + volumetric highlights = Ultra Settings . 😊👍🏽
'No, pokémon are awesome.'
Subscribed immediately
The egg 😂😂 a man of culture i see
Glossy varnish or a glossy primer under metallics is the forbidden fruit
Great video, Zumikito, great beard btw
Thank you my friend great as always. Never lose your humor
again best answers for my untold questions, thx
I just painted an inquisitor and I thought after painting for 10 hours and staying in the lines this looks like garbage and this video explains why.
I really like the investigative (is that a word?) nature of those videos :D Really opens eyes to some simple things that are just hard to see!
I use washes for recess shading. I get the feeling if I just use normal paint its either to thick and if I thin it enough to precicely recess shade I can as well use a wash and don't risk a "splodgy" finish.
great video though with priceless advice though :)
Zumikito is the person buying all the krieg just because of the guy with the power sword
No joke, I bought total of 3 boxes and was mostly interested in that particular Veteran 😂
Man ... your minis are so masterfully painted !!
Awesome style.
0:34 this… is a work of Art. Also the rest… 😂
Your content is great! The videos are so helpful and I love your energy/personality/jokes. I enjoyed your video about making minis interesting by adding in textures rather than trying to focus on being smooth. I would love to see you do a video where you paint the same mini (a mini that is not a marine) and paint it with two different color schemes to get a different result. By that, I mean taking the same figure and making one good and one evil by color choice. Or a video like that showing how you can take the same colors and put them in different places to change effect. Or even just what different color choices can do to your model by showing the same model done differently (Could even show an example of bad color choice vs good). Just sounds like something you would do well. Thanks for the videos! Keep up the nice work. :)
Dude these videos are so useful. Keep it up man
Very nice tuto I’m a beginner and I actually used the second method on a verminlord without having seen this any tuto and it look very cool
How to make awesome minis:
1. Include Nurglings...
2. ... a lot.
Every time I try and paint an all white mini I ask myself... "do I really hate myself that much?"
I then re-prime and choose a sane color ;)
I like the style of your videos. Thanks for sharing.
Great video to close the year. Happy New Year Zumikito and looking forward to more content in 2023.
Question: Do you “always” gloss varnish before using oil wash to pin-shade ???? If yes, then your process is something like: base>recess shade(layer/wash)>highlight(layer/drybrush)>gloss varnish>>oil wash (pin shade)>matt varnish>metallic paint ??? (Do you gloss or satin varnish metallic paint??)
I love the breakdown in this video. A lot of amateurs or "pro painters" in our community often give rubbish advice to newbies to just wash their model and call it a day. But the end result is NEVER near what GW box art is. Not even remotely close. These people usually steadfastly defend their "pro painted" as a personal style instead of just admitting that there is nothing wrong to aspire to be better or that they themselves are lazy and want to take short cuts
Yeah I just "washed" a White Scar... he looks like he joined the Death Guard now. Jaghatai lost him during the attack on Lion's Gate Spaceport. That's his backstory. A traitor in the making...
If the goal is to replicate GW box art, then of course you are right. But if you are fine with a grittier look, then washes and tidying up afterwards are way faster. My hand shakes too much for edge highlighting for long periods of time (and more than one highlight layer is out of the question), so washes and maybe some strategic blacklining with washes is way faster for me.
Someone who demonstrates how effective just washing the whole mini all over can look is the fabulous Sonic Sledgehammer. Yes, the result is tabletop quality -- but VERY good tabletop quality!
great , i pray this over 100k times but you know what ....the most people go back to washing systeme 🤦♂️🤷♂️ great video 🍻
I think GW box art is perfect the way it is. I've heard many people complain that its too bland but i think thats great about it. For new painters that are just coming into the hobby the models look great and with a few months of practice you can reach that level of painting and be happy with it. But you can also go much beyond that. It set an achievable goal for people that just a tabletop ready paint job and a good milestone for those that wanna go beyond
Another fantastic, informative and useful vid!
Really enjoy watching your videos.
This made an incredible amount of sense to me finally! Thank you!
Awesome artist!
Best beard!
Classy content!
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1st of your vids I’ve seen. Immediate subscribe. Thank you! ❤
Super usefull - as always. I like ur straight on approch!
Great video Zumikito. Big fan. I think edge highlighting and recess shading are awesome techniques. I mean, for someone who has studied art or has been painting for some time and is ready to improve, i think its much more fun to grab a mini and start highlighting from a dark tone and do all your light gradients or your NMM like you show on your videos. But try to teach that to my 10 year old or to a new painter with no arts formation and it's gonna be a lot harder for them to pull that out. We all begin somewhere!
" Come on man focus " 🤣🤣🤣
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Revell contacta. Man ur skills are approved. What other glues do you recommend tho? Also Washes are great for memes like making something more grimy than it really is
I got a bit creatively reckless and in my head painting my Van Saar gang in a magenta and dark green color scheme would be nice only to realize that they look like grim dark watermelons and now I’m torn between stripping and re painting and just going with it… should have planned the color better.
Heyooo Zumikito ,
Excellent video, as always. So easy to understand from start to finish (again, as always) Where did ya get the tiny bricks and barbed wire?
Keep the great content, I really love all your videos!
Thank you!
Ayyy same glue
great video! thanks for explaining
1:09 LOL
Where is that bird creature at 11:02 from? That looks awesome.
Great video as well.
Phoenix from Kingdom death monster
Oh my, I haven´t seen How to basic reference for a looong time
Great video and tips. I prefer to do my recess shading (lining) with citadel shades because it’s more forgiving then just using normal paint, even though I know its not as high contrast. However I really do want to try doing this using an oil wash or tamiya panel liner soon, as it looks faster.
Would you do a video on mini parts that are tricky, such as the eyes?
Thank you for the video, it really makes the box art look "attainable". A breath of fresh air from all these slapshop videos.
Well done mate, actually loled several times watching this! :D Informative as well, as always!
Amazing video as always! Those tips are extremely useful, and your explanation is just incredible. Thanks!
Amazing tutorial, thanks for making it!
Great vid happy new year! Say no to crack. We need you.
do you have a video of how to improve your beard because that beard is stunning
Engagement +1
I cant understand what the point of zenithal highlighting is, if you are then putting paint layers on until they are opaque, which by definition obliterates anything underneath?
That egg 😂😂😂
As someone who has wanted to get into this hobby for the last 30 years (and consuming content pretty much non-stop the entire time it's been available) I find it super hard to decide what I should buy to get into the hobby. (Now that I've decided it's time to pull the trigger) I'd like to be efficient with my money as I know this hobby is already expensive, I don't want to buy a bunch of useless things I don't need or buy a kit for x amount of dollars when I could have gotten a smaller one and bought tools.
Any chance you could do a video on this? I can't be the only one with these concerns. Either way; thanks for all the content man, I've learned a metric-fuckton from you, even if I haven't started implementing it yet, lol.
Brilliant video 🎉
That was just so understandable. Thx
Great, thanks
Hi really loved the video, can u please tell what color did u use for the coat? I loved the color scheme
My real question is, did you thin your primer??? I have a hard time with the Vallejo airbrush primers.
I collect the Astra-Militarum's new Cadians and, currently doing the "box art" colour scheme for the infantry and tanks "minus the baneblade" as i'm trying to aim for the "8th Cadian Regiment" colour/camo scheme which is the box art colour of Green & Khaki on all their units and models, but it does make me wonder how they get them to look that good?.
Is it mainly the paints they use or the paint brushes etc, i'd totally love to know how!, i think so far i've learnt how to prime them (which i didn't used to do when i first began collecting catachans/space marines) but now i do and find it so much easier then i do my base coats for the colours i'm going to use and then the shading and then highlighting...but still would like to know what else i can do to make my models much better!.
As for the video i found the content very interesting too!.