How to Paint Fire with Contrast Paint: Straight From The Pot Episode 63

In this episode, I use a Fire Elemental model from Reaper to talk about and show how to paint fire using only Games Workshop Contrast Paints, enjoy!
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[@correpepor]

Stunning! Thanks for the video!

[@GalacticHammerPaints]

Thanks!

[@foggyhighway3346]

great job love it

[@GalacticHammerPaints]

Thanks very much!

[@xeroxknight]

Lookin good!

[@GalacticHammerPaints]

Thanks!

[@trying_topaintminis4260]

Brilliant that pal. You made it look easy. I'll have a crack at that later

[@GalacticHammerPaints]

Thanks!

[@farpointgamingdirect]

I've done this with Secret Weapon Washes, which were basically contrast paint...

[@kdogjcgdad2325]

Dude I love that yellow

[@GalacticHammerPaints]

Thanks very much!

[@MiNDmaZing]

Really nice, a bit to glossy for my taste maybe i would do a coat mat varnish :)

[@GalacticHammerPaints]

Thanks! I agree on the glossiness, it got more and more glossy as it dried, I think something to do with the humidity. I probably will matte varnish it at some point.

[@vuquan441]

Do you have tutorial for ice effect painting?

[@GalacticHammerPaints]

Yes, it is called 'Ice Golem for D&D'

[@farpointgamingdirect]

A GW paint dried in the pot? Say it ain't so 🤣

[@foggyhighway3346]

what orange, what red

[@GalacticHammerPaints]

Gryph-Hound Orange from GW, and Blood Angel's red from GW.