I really need to share this with a friend who quit painting cause he saw everyone and his mother using airbrushes on RUclips so he ended up thinking it was useless to keep going till he had an airbrush to paint 'proper'. I can see this effect put into a cyberpunk diorama, at the door of a club under the neons and such. Great job.
Wow! Very nice - the vibrancy of the colours puts me in mind of Syd Mead sci-fi art. Amen, for fantasy modelling - when I grow tired of comments about 'the wrong colour Russian Green' on tanks, I can take a breather with a fictional subject and paint it whatever shade of 'Snargvorpel's Belch' I choose.
Can see that beautiful blue Tau Devil Fish in the background, can’t wait to see the video for it! You know what would be really cool, a video of Byron speed painting a whole army using nothing but Series D. Like a 24 hour challenge sort of thing to see how far he can get.
Only recently purchased my Series D and you make this sort of thing look so bloody simple, it makes me confident I can do it too! Your colour knowledge is second to none. I'd never of thought of putting orange in with pinks and purples!
Thanks for your support dude! If I may give a recommendation - start with terrain, do a wall in greys or something, I found myself that it is *way* easier to do this first to understand the stages, after that you'd be surprised, you can put almost any colour in, as long as you stick to the principles. It lays a really good foundation. Thanks again man, happy painting!
@@ArtisOpus I started on my Loonshrine yesterday in greys as it happens! Hasn't come out quite how I planned, but I'm going to add a few more layers to it to try and tone down some of the blue in the Dark Reaper, but it's all a learning process and these videos really help. Cheers!
I for one like the multiple filters on the same style of piece. The technique is the same but I like seeing how the different colours interact. As someone relatively new to model painting it’s great to see!
Love the content, just picked up my Ninjon brushes over the holidays. I would love to see a paint list in the description or edited into the video! Keep up the great ckntent
A friend sent me the link to your video and I have to say these brushes and techniques look amazing! I will certainly be investing for future projects! Thank you
Simple stunning, this brush is very effective i paint my kill-team buldings for two boards for weeks now..and i have to say it not goes this fast. I really have to check your brushes now. Great video! Thanks.
Recently got my series D brushes, and I have to say, They are amazing. I've been using a lot of the techniques from these videos to finish my new 40k army. I am not a particularly good painter, but I am getting great results. I encourage anyone who is on the fence about these brushes to give them a go. Thanks for the brushes and the helpful videos. Could you please do a 40k terrain tutorial with weathering to represent the grime and explosions you would expect to see on the ruins? Thanks for sharing!
Thank you lots Daniel! It's something new for me too, never used these colour combinations before, but I'm very pleased with the results, it's interesting and different😊
@@ArtisOpus i havent got a full model yet only testers when i have a finished model i can email them you if your interested im working on a doomsday ark tho i only have 2 dry brushes a d series med and a citadel dry brush so there not gonna be the greatest thing in the world
It would be interesting to see you try this from the ground up (spooky glow from the bottom). I would also like to see you try this on a normal stone wall but have the glow effect around a light source like a lantern. As always great stuff!
I would love a video about the texture pallet itself. How do you prepare it? How do you clean it? Can you clean it? How long do they last? How do you get the best quality out of it. It seems like a fascinating product. Thanks!
I'm really excited about this technique. Can we get a video that's a bit more instructional on how to use the dampening pad? Setup up and tips and tricks?
@@ArtisOpus amazing! I was very suspect of the dry brushes when I saw the original Kickstarter but these videos have blown me away. I cannot wait to get my hands on them and surprise people with what can be achieve from a humble dry brush.
Still love to see this technique used in sci fi type terrain like archon studios dungeons and lasers. In setting coukd be aliens or space hulk or starfinder
@@ArtisOpus that would be cool. They are doing another kickstarter end august. A video or so with current stuff or prototype with their next one might be good for both of you
I bought a few of these brushes a week ago as I'm about to bang out a bunch of old sigmarite mausoleums from the AOS magazine that's out .. and I was going to go with just blacks, purples and blues, but I'd love to see you do something on with an eerie effect if possible - Something I can test the brushes out on ;) - I'd also like so see a bit of a more informative video on cleaning these brushes thoroughly. I did see you have a video on the channel, but It seemed to be a more about 'aftercare' video, not so much how to get the dried out paint cleaned up :D ...
Awesome Carl! Thanks for your support, happy hobbying 😊 We'll be doing plenty more scenery in the future. Your scheme sounds pretty solid. Will provide more aftercare videos in the future too :) One of the most important things is to ''clean as you go'' by using your dampening pad and texture palette to remove excess paint.
Looking forward to seeing that tau tank painting guide! Was looking at the fluorescent magenta to do the weapon glow on necrons. Think it might be a little too pink though. Maybe the blue would be better 🤔
We struggle with glowing blue using florescent paint as blue florescent is just less potent. It's all down to contrast and making sure you have a transition from your dark to mid to light tone. Thanks so much for the comment! 😊
Man that scheme would be perfect for any Aos or 40K Slanesh models, great work! Do you think we could see you paint up a really big kit soon with Series D? Something like an Imperial Knight size etc so we can see how you approach tackling the whole thing.
I recently started to play Infinity the game. After making loads on Necromunda scenery - grimdark/ industrial /scrapheap. It is cool to switch to cyberpunk - scifi - Xcom style. This might come in handy :)
Great Video again Byron. Would it be possible to do an intro about how to prepare the dampening pad. Mine seems too dry. As soon as I put the drop of water in, it is gone... Thoroughly enjoyed as always. Very calming voice as well makes it seem even easier haha Keep up the great work
Hey dude, I'd keep it dark-ish (to match the bottom of the walls), maybe with a couple of lighter patches for interest (if there's somewhere you want to draw interest to. You might want to have them lighter in the middle (as bright as the middle of the walls), and get naturally darker toward the bottom of the walls :)
Love these videos -I'm getting better with practice! Quick question - how would you go about doing floor tiles in the same style? I've got some Dungeons & Lasers terrain and have been doing the walls in this style, but could you show how you would do floor tiles to match?
Hi Vicky :). It's a good question, but I'd just pick a fade principle that's easy to follow (such as darkens toward edges). You're going to have a lot to do, so keeping it simple is the name of the game. The terrain is great, you'll have a blast with it!
Could you list the paints in the description of each video or show them as a list at the start of the video like gw do for their painting guides? Its a bit of a pain trying to lost them myself :) Thanks
could I bother for the colors you used on that seafoam green scheme? Really love that and its nautical flavor--and would like to give it a shot on the new bheta decima kit.
Wow, absolutely amazing as always. My Drybrush set just arrived and I am excited to finally use it. Quick question, if doing a more burgundy/dark pink, on say a dreadnought or something, would you recommend hitting it with that dark purple first and then just building to pink?
tried this on an old model i use as a paint mule, now I have a Panzer IV that starts out dark sort of wine red at the bottom and winds up eye ball melting day-glow orange at the top, great fun, anyway, been meaning to ask, how would you tackle adding battle damage to vehicles, something like scorch marks or shell impacts, would be interesting to see how you approach something like that!
Great question! Will have to do some learning ourselves, this will be covered in a future video 😊 Your Panzer IV sounds cool, can we see it on socials?
@@ArtisOpus if my camera stops playing silly buggers, sure! All I have is my phone camera, and for some reason I can't get it to focus on anything, then again I've had it 5 years now so probably time for a new phone really!
OMG thought the previous wall was good but loving this one more but hey what's this swapping out brushes on us halfway through giggles that's a new trick in these video's but understandable on why
Hey dude, you have two options: 1. As you said, just stretch things out (you can always add more colours also) 2. Repeat the bands on each layer. This is the most striking, but looks a little crazy😅 Thanks for the support
I'd really like to see a revisit to the great unclean one and other monsters and/or miniatures. also reposting this here since you probably missed it ; "I have a question about the textured palette( I got the set, xl D brush and the texture palette in the mail this week, very happy with it and looking forward on using it); you mentioned repriming in some vids. what do you mean with re prime ? ; priming the texture pad with a spray primer or ? wouldn't the primer flake of during time and usage or ?"
Hey dude, due to youtube bugging out this is the 2nd time answering this one, apologies for that! Absolutely, just rock on with a primer (I love working over black as it makes it very easy for eyes to focus, which actually significantly helps, and can reduce eye-strain/headache/concentration symptoms), it won't flake off, it'll survive anything apart from a hard sanding! Your wish may well come true very soon :D
The UK has a perfect climate for minis painting😂 (I do not have an AC or a humidifier). It is more difficult in the summer. If you live somewhere dry purchasing a humidifier for your home may be a good idea. They make breathing nicer as well as painting😊
love the work you did there do you have a recomendation in colors to making the same thing but to be a glowing green like its a ghostly wall i love ghostly towns (warpstone greens are amazing too!) :D
I bought your drybushes the other week - too afraid to dig in yet. Will abuse your Blood angels tutorial when I get the indomitus box. Still waiting on you doing something a bit more organic (i.e. Tyranids!) as I have a swarm of that yet to paint up - then feed the space marines to them. Help me make them look pretty!
Im thinking of using this technique for my new deepkin army with my new series D set. Where is the terrain from? Would be great sunken atlantis theme ruins :)
is it necessary to use white paint or can i use Wrack White drybrush as well? working with white in general sucks. always comes out chalky for me no matter how i thin it
We'd recommend using white paint. Make sure to uses your dampening pad and a little of the previous brightest colour and it should help with these issues. Cheers for the support ❤
You don't, you prime and go again! I actually far prefer working over a black one (it makes it very easy on the eyes to focus on your minis) - however the camera doesn't have the same thoughts as me! :|
@@ArtisOpus Got it! I have the travel size. Thinking of getting the one you're using. I have an idea. If you're going to prime it for painting, use the underside 🌝
Well... These are quite bold and brave paintjobs, I understand people won't go blindly into the technique just slapping other colors that may not work as well together. That could be easily a Slaanesh marine done in the same way and colours.
That Tau tank looks amazing
Thanks so much Max🤩
I really need to share this with a friend who quit painting cause he saw everyone and his mother using airbrushes on RUclips so he ended up thinking it was useless to keep going till he had an airbrush to paint 'proper'.
I can see this effect put into a cyberpunk diorama, at the door of a club under the neons and such. Great job.
Thanks so much Javier! This is exactly why we try and do as much as we can with Series D. It is a very common misconception. Have a great day😊
Now i know how to do this adorable pink to magenta gradient. Thanks you
Awesome! You're more than welcome ^_^ And thank you for watching and supporting💕
Wow! Very nice - the vibrancy of the colours puts me in mind of Syd Mead sci-fi art. Amen, for fantasy modelling - when I grow tired of comments about 'the wrong colour Russian Green' on tanks, I can take a breather with a fictional subject and paint it whatever shade of 'Snargvorpel's Belch' I choose.
LOL! What a beautiful compliment, thanks so much!
Can see that beautiful blue Tau Devil Fish in the background, can’t wait to see the video for it!
You know what would be really cool, a video of Byron speed painting a whole army using nothing but Series D. Like a 24 hour challenge sort of thing to see how far he can get.
This will definitely be a thing in the future Patrick, just gotta pick the right army😅Cheers for the support and suggestions!
Chaos terrain all day long in no time at all Love it.
Thanks so much Russell ^_^
Dana Howl would like this :) And thanks for showing how you can achieve amazing results just by experimenting with colours!
Oh thank you! 😊
Im still waiting for this technique in some miniatures! Would love a nighthound army painted like this
That's a very common request. Working on it! Many thanks for the comment🤩
I’ve been trying to paint a necron army in a similar style. So far with no real success
Loving the pink, it would look at home with the rest of my cyberpunk style terrain.
Thanks Kyle. Sounds perfect 💕
Really? Ive already ordered terrain after your last video! My bank balance cant cope with this channel 😂
Oops 🙄 Which terrain did you buy?
@@ArtisOpus a gloom tide shipwreck 0.o
My daughter loved the pink! Another great video. Thanks for sharing
😁Cheer Yuri! It's my girlfriend's favorite piece too😅
Only recently purchased my Series D and you make this sort of thing look so bloody simple, it makes me confident I can do it too! Your colour knowledge is second to none. I'd never of thought of putting orange in with pinks and purples!
Thanks for your support dude! If I may give a recommendation - start with terrain, do a wall in greys or something, I found myself that it is *way* easier to do this first to understand the stages, after that you'd be surprised, you can put almost any colour in, as long as you stick to the principles. It lays a really good foundation.
Thanks again man, happy painting!
@@ArtisOpus I started on my Loonshrine yesterday in greys as it happens! Hasn't come out quite how I planned, but I'm going to add a few more layers to it to try and tone down some of the blue in the Dark Reaper, but it's all a learning process and these videos really help.
Cheers!
I for one like the multiple filters on the same style of piece. The technique is the same but I like seeing how the different colours interact. As someone relatively new to model painting it’s great to see!
Thanks so much for the kind words and support!
Artis Opus absolutely! Glad to see you’re keeping the good people at Scale 75 in business making Huldra Blue too!
Love the content, just picked up my Ninjon brushes over the holidays. I would love to see a paint list in the description or edited into the video! Keep up the great ckntent
Fluorescent paints are great, mixing fluorescent orange into say mephiston red gives incredible results.
Thanks dude! Couldn't agree more ^_^
A friend sent me the link to your video and I have to say these brushes and techniques look amazing! I will certainly be investing for future projects!
Thank you
Awesome! Thank you for the kind words
Simple stunning, this brush is very effective i paint my kill-team buldings for two boards for weeks now..and i have to say it not goes this fast. I really have to check your brushes now. Great video! Thanks.
Thanks so much dude, they're all available on our store:
store.artis-opus.com/
Recently got my series D brushes, and I have to say, They are amazing. I've been using a lot of the techniques from these videos to finish my new 40k army. I am not a particularly good painter, but I am getting great results. I encourage anyone who is on the fence about these brushes to give them a go. Thanks for the brushes and the helpful videos. Could you please do a 40k terrain tutorial with weathering to represent the grime and explosions you would expect to see on the ruins? Thanks for sharing!
Thanks so much dude, massively kind words, it's why we started the channel! Would you mind if we used this comment for marketing? Big love ❤
@@ArtisOpus You are more than welcome. Feel free to use my comments for your marketing. Thanks again.
100% agree with you, have been practicing with my series D also and this is such a great technique.
Looks great. Not sure I’d use it, but wow, very striking.
Thank you lots Daniel! It's something new for me too, never used these colour combinations before, but I'm very pleased with the results, it's interesting and different😊
Artis Opus I’ll have to try it my self. I’m having success at the moment with your techniques with my Imperial Fists. It’s really speeded up my work.
Devil fish is looking good also nice love this technique i use it on my necrons
Thanks so much dude! Is there anywhere I can see your Necrons? ^_^
@@ArtisOpus i havent got a full model yet only testers when i have a finished model i can email them you if your interested im working on a doomsday ark tho i only have 2 dry brushes a d series med and a citadel dry brush so there not gonna be the greatest thing in the world
It would be interesting to see you try this from the ground up (spooky glow from the bottom). I would also like to see you try this on a normal stone wall but have the glow effect around a light source like a lantern. As always great stuff!
Fantastic suggestions! These would both feature in our future videos.
Many thanks for the comment and support
Sweet! I may be biased as purple is my favorite color but this makes me want to get my D on.
Looks fantastic! Great idea for a synth wave theme also
Glad you like it! Thanks so much, I've always loved the album covers😊 Inspiration comes from everywhere.
I have just bought the dry brush set they look amazing and hopefully will help in my statue painting
That’s awesome Jim thank you a ton for the support 🤩I hope they serve you well! Happy hobbying🧑🏼🎨
Yay awesome as allways, please make a Video how you paint nighthaunt
Thanks so much
I would love a video about the texture pallet itself. How do you prepare it? How do you clean it? Can you clean it? How long do they last? How do you get the best quality out of it. It seems like a fascinating product. Thanks!
Great idea! Will do for sure, it has been requested several times already.
Thanks for the comment and support buddy!😊
Loved it as always. Would like to see how you do battle damage on a building.
Thanks for the idea and the support dude
I'm really excited about this technique. Can we get a video that's a bit more instructional on how to use the dampening pad? Setup up and tips and tricks?
Absolutely Duran! This is being requested a lot, we've got it high up on our list😊
@@ArtisOpus amazing! I was very suspect of the dry brushes when I saw the original Kickstarter but these videos have blown me away. I cannot wait to get my hands on them and surprise people with what can be achieve from a humble dry brush.
Have you tried shining a black light on the terrain while its in a darker enviroment? Those florescent paints light up in a dramatic way like that!
Yes! It's a technique I use for choosing where to highlight ^_^
Thanks for the support dude!😊
Maybe a bit crazy but I would like to see you doing a rainbow colored wall in the future 😉
Sounds like great fun😅It'd be interesting to practice, never done one before.
Thanks for the constant support Jan!
Still love to see this technique used in sci fi type terrain like archon studios dungeons and lasers. In setting coukd be aliens or space hulk or starfinder
We'll be cooperating with Dungeons and Lasers pretty soon, and maybe some sci-fi to follow 😊
@@ArtisOpus that would be cool. They are doing another kickstarter end august. A video or so with current stuff or prototype with their next one might be good for both of you
I bought a few of these brushes a week ago as I'm about to bang out a bunch of old sigmarite mausoleums from the AOS magazine that's out .. and I was going to go with just blacks, purples and blues, but I'd love to see you do something on with an eerie effect if possible - Something I can test the brushes out on ;) - I'd also like so see a bit of a more informative video on cleaning these brushes thoroughly. I did see you have a video on the channel, but It seemed to be a more about 'aftercare' video, not so much how to get the dried out paint cleaned up :D ...
Awesome Carl! Thanks for your support, happy hobbying 😊
We'll be doing plenty more scenery in the future. Your scheme sounds pretty solid. Will provide more aftercare videos in the future too :)
One of the most important things is to ''clean as you go'' by using your dampening pad and texture palette to remove excess paint.
Looking forward to seeing that tau tank painting guide!
Was looking at the fluorescent magenta to do the weapon glow on necrons. Think it might be a little too pink though. Maybe the blue would be better 🤔
We struggle with glowing blue using florescent paint as blue florescent is just less potent. It's all down to contrast and making sure you have a transition from your dark to mid to light tone.
Thanks so much for the comment! 😊
Helps when I actually have the same paints for once haha
😉 Happy painting dude
3:35 nurgling burping in the background?
😂😂😂😂😂 I'm renaming my compressor!
Man that scheme would be perfect for any Aos or 40K Slanesh models, great work! Do you think we could see you paint up a really big kit soon with Series D? Something like an Imperial Knight size etc so we can see how you approach tackling the whole thing.
Hey dude, we'd love to do some full large models in the future. Just gotta find the time for the big boys😅
Thank you for the comment! 🥰
Thank you!
You're welcome Kyrie! And thank you for the support😊
I recently started to play Infinity the game. After making loads on Necromunda scenery - grimdark/ industrial /scrapheap. It is cool to switch to cyberpunk - scifi - Xcom style. This might come in handy :)
I hope so dude, sounds perfect!
Great Video again Byron. Would it be possible to do an intro about how to prepare the dampening pad. Mine seems too dry. As soon as I put the drop of water in, it is gone...
Thoroughly enjoyed as always. Very calming voice as well makes it seem even easier haha
Keep up the great work
What a nice comment! Thanks so much
@@ArtisOpus Im in Shropshire...I am not sure we have a climate hahaha
This is amazing! Exactly what I was looking for!
Any suggestions for painting a floor to go with this?
Hey dude, I'd keep it dark-ish (to match the bottom of the walls), maybe with a couple of lighter patches for interest (if there's somewhere you want to draw interest to.
You might want to have them lighter in the middle (as bright as the middle of the walls), and get naturally darker toward the bottom of the walls :)
@@ArtisOpus Thanks a ton! I'll give it a go!!
Love these videos -I'm getting better with practice! Quick question - how would you go about doing floor tiles in the same style? I've got some Dungeons & Lasers terrain and have been doing the walls in this style, but could you show how you would do floor tiles to match?
Hi Vicky :). It's a good question, but I'd just pick a fade principle that's easy to follow (such as darkens toward edges). You're going to have a lot to do, so keeping it simple is the name of the game.
The terrain is great, you'll have a blast with it!
Have you seen the Archon Studios Sewers? I'd like to see your take on doing a blue / teal glow effect for the stone floors and walls of that set
Could you list the paints in the description of each video or show them as a list at the start of the video like gw do for their painting guides?
Its a bit of a pain trying to lost them myself :)
Thanks
Good suggestion! We have started doing this in the pinned comment of more recent tutorials and the list at the start is a good idea also😊 Thank you!
Hi thanks great video maybe next sandstone ?:)
Easily done, very good suggestion, I'll work this out, it's on the list!
Just trying to work out how to apply this to FEC for the skin of my full army 😂
That's an amazing idea - can you tag us in socials when you start so I can follow along?
Got my series D and weirdly have been using them on a synthwave blood bowl orc team.
Oh dude, please share this with us on socials, I'd love to see it!
Artis Opus could be a while, I’m not the fastest painter hahah, but I will.
Need to get myself more variety of drybrushes, as an air compressor for airbrushing may be a bit too loud for an apartment.
Fair enough! Drybrushing is a great alternative for people who can't airbrush😊
could I bother for the colors you used on that seafoam green scheme? Really love that and its nautical flavor--and would like to give it a shot on the new bheta decima kit.
I recently found the two videos on this technique and loved them; I was wondering what paints you would suggest for a more saturated red-orange look?
Wow, absolutely amazing as always. My Drybrush set just arrived and I am excited to finally use it. Quick question, if doing a more burgundy/dark pink, on say a dreadnought or something, would you recommend hitting it with that dark purple first and then just building to pink?
Kirioth has a video on how he did his with pink colors
Amazing Noah, hope they serve you well
tried this on an old model i use as a paint mule, now I have a Panzer IV that starts out dark sort of wine red at the bottom and winds up eye ball melting day-glow orange at the top, great fun, anyway, been meaning to ask, how would you tackle adding battle damage to vehicles, something like scorch marks or shell impacts, would be interesting to see how you approach something like that!
Great question! Will have to do some learning ourselves, this will be covered in a future video 😊 Your Panzer IV sounds cool, can we see it on socials?
@@ArtisOpus if my camera stops playing silly buggers, sure! All I have is my phone camera, and for some reason I can't get it to focus on anything, then again I've had it 5 years now so probably time for a new phone really!
OMG thought the previous wall was good but loving this one more but hey what's this swapping out brushes on us halfway through giggles that's a new trick in these video's but understandable on why
😉Pro tips 😂 We're always learning too.
Love these! Could I ask, what would you suggest to do for a taller building? Just make the bands wider, or something else?
Hey dude, you have two options:
1. As you said, just stretch things out (you can always add more colours also)
2. Repeat the bands on each layer. This is the most striking, but looks a little crazy😅
Thanks for the support
@@ArtisOpus wow, yes I bet that looks crazy, but probably pretty cool!thanks for the help!
Love the technique. How would you tackle a multi floor piece of terrain?
Cheers Zach! 😊
1. Spread this technique over the entire building, top to bottom
2. Take this approach on each level (looks a bit more weird)
@@ArtisOpus awesome thanks for the reply. I'm looking forward to trying your techniques
I'd really like to see a revisit to the great unclean one and other monsters and/or miniatures. also reposting this here since you probably missed it ; "I have a question about the textured palette( I got the set, xl D brush and the texture palette in the mail this week, very happy with it and looking forward on using it); you mentioned repriming in some vids. what do you mean with re prime ? ; priming the texture pad with a spray primer or ? wouldn't the primer flake of during time and usage or ?"
Hey dude, due to youtube bugging out this is the 2nd time answering this one, apologies for that!
Absolutely, just rock on with a primer (I love working over black as it makes it very easy for eyes to focus, which actually significantly helps, and can reduce eye-strain/headache/concentration symptoms), it won't flake off, it'll survive anything apart from a hard sanding!
Your wish may well come true very soon :D
@@ArtisOpus dear people at AO; thank you so much for explaining that ! now I am almost daring to try the brushes ;)
I have a question about the temperature and the ambience you use to work on your minis. Do you have a protected enviroment? AC on? Humidificators?
The UK has a perfect climate for minis painting😂 (I do not have an AC or a humidifier). It is more difficult in the summer.
If you live somewhere dry purchasing a humidifier for your home may be a good idea. They make breathing nicer as well as painting😊
love the work you did there do you have a recomendation in colors to making the same thing but to be a glowing green like its a ghostly wall i love ghostly towns (warpstone greens are amazing too!) :D
I think you're going to be pleasantly surprised if you check the first link in the description for this video dude, we got you covered! ;)
@@ArtisOpus thx a lot i didnt saw the link one i was watching the neat brushes :D
I bought your drybushes the other week - too afraid to dig in yet. Will abuse your Blood angels tutorial when I get the indomitus box. Still waiting on you doing something a bit more organic (i.e. Tyranids!) as I have a swarm of that yet to paint up - then feed the space marines to them. Help me make them look pretty!
Dive in dude, they love being used! We'll definitely get to 'nids in the next couple of months, they're begging for the D treatment!
Im thinking of using this technique for my new deepkin army with my new series D set. Where is the terrain from? Would be great sunken atlantis theme ruins :)
Hey dude, it's now available from 3 of GW's AOS scenery sets, at various pricepoints - azyrite ruins is one of them IIRC :)
@@ArtisOpus ohh thank you! Ill look into it straight away!
Hello, @ 2 mins 17 seconds the text that I'm guessing should say Naggaroth Night just says N.
Yes that's right. Good spot dude, the joys of software bugs 🙄😅
@@ArtisOpus no worries, would you do a look t some of the community trying to use your methods? also thanks for the content.
Neato. I find the pink not a striking as the green version. the camera and lighting perhaps?
We thought this too. I think it's down to contrast in the mid tones and just how potent the yellow was on our Ghost Wall😊
is it necessary to use white paint or can i use Wrack White drybrush as well? working with white in general sucks. always comes out chalky for me no matter how i thin it
We'd recommend using white paint. Make sure to uses your dampening pad and a little of the previous brightest colour and it should help with these issues.
Cheers for the support ❤
"How to paint Synthwave"
Exactly ! 🤘🏻🤖🍸🌄
HAA! 😉
How would Artis Opus paint a nurgle transition or some sort of bruise?
Great question! Somewhere between our Ghost Wall and out Blood Angel. We may cover this in an upcoming video. Thanks very much
👍😀💚
How do you clean the texture pallet? Made from MDF board, right?
You don't, you prime and go again! I actually far prefer working over a black one (it makes it very easy on the eyes to focus on your minis) - however the camera doesn't have the same thoughts as me! :|
@@ArtisOpus Got it! I have the travel size. Thinking of getting the one you're using. I have an idea. If you're going to prime it for painting, use the underside 🌝
Any idea which paints to use for drybrush? I am trying to find best ones ... but i am not sure...
What are the terrain walls being painted here? I like the ruined Gothic look.
Hey, they are the Age of Sigma scenery from GW :) It's present in a few kits, so it's worth you browsing the entire range!
@@ArtisOpus great, thanks!
Do you think this will work on mdf terrain?
Of course! It's the same technique, the moment you have primed the material doesn't matter :)
Drybrushing flesh colours?
This has been suggested several times already. It will certainly be something we'll show you in future content😊Thanks so much for the comment!
Artis Opus thank you as I have a few minis that I need to learn how to get a decent flesh
Not so keen on the same tutorial with different colours really.
We've got some different stuff coming up soon :)
Well... These are quite bold and brave paintjobs, I understand people won't go blindly into the technique just slapping other colors that may not work as well together.
That could be easily a Slaanesh marine done in the same way and colours.
We won't talk about the guy burping in the background?
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