Calling it "three hours of work" would be like calling moon landing "less than a day's work". The idea, execution, know-how, theory, just brilliant. 10/10 as always.
This video was worth it just to see you use the paint. I have a set of Scalecolor Artist and couldn’t do crap with them and went back to dropper bottles
I love how positive the comments are. So much nicer than many tutorials I've come across. But yeah, Amazing paint job. You are a great teacher. I love this entire concept of sketching on minis.
Thanks! I'm really proud of the positivity of the channel's microcosm. I want this to be an active conversation and I always try to reply to every single comment and question 😊
Man. That's so cool. As you add each each successive element of highlights, it's like my eyes are adjusting as someone slowly brightens a room... with a Stormcast Eternal in the middle of it.
Use the oil of the tuna to paint the miniature and the stick to beat your opponents to death... ... Even the judges if they don't want to give you your prize
Simple, burn the the stick for black, let the can rust and grind it to a fine powder for red, grind the tuna skin for blue and you might be able to get yellow out of the stick by extracting it's tannins into a powder form. White is a tough one, tuna bone maybe? You could get a gray from the ashes of the label as well. Mix all of it up with tuna oil and you're well on your way.
That “don’t freak out” was timely - I didn’t want to miss the glazing process. I’ve only tried that technique with an airbrush so it was cool to see it can be done by regular brush as well
Hahahaha awesome 😁! I recorded the whole process but watching the first 30 minutes of glazing I saw that was impossible to see something really happening 😅. Oh yeah glazing is a classic brush technique; the airbrush makes it quicker on medium/larger surfaces but can't reach the same level of precision
Me: "I should paint, but I really can't be bothered...I know I'll watch a Marco video!" Roughly 30 minutes later... Me: "I need to paint, now!" Thanks Marco! These limited palette videos are my favorites of yours; they promote a real sense of freedom and creativity. Love them.
Your limited palette video's are truly inspiring, after going thru all my paints I noticed I didn't really have any form of Cyan or good Magenta so I ordered them. looking forward to testing them and learning how to properly mix
" I think I obtained what I wanted on this painting". massive understatement!! Wonderful stuff. Who'd have thought. Mixing cold.and warm tones on the same model. Lovely stuff. Thanks 🤘🏻
Marco, just want to say that I feel so inspired by your work. I bought myself some acrylic gouache like you use in the first sketch video and the process was really fun. Nothing like base coat, shade, highlight! Thank you for bringing up the artists in us. ❤️🤓
"I consider this a great way to relax". So you use mental gymnastics crossed with colour theory to unwind, and I use drinking beer! :) Now I know where I'm going wrong!
Hi Marco, love your videos, you are my favorite minipainter on youtube by far. The way you share how you approach painting and why you take the decisions you take is extremely enjoyable and instructive. I particularly like this series, I learned a lot from the two entries so far and in fact you convinced me to buy the scale 75 artist primary colors and I've had a lot of fun playing around with mixing and color theory. Might I suggest that for a future video you try doing 3 colors but with a more limited palette than 3 primaries? Like the zorn palette or something like that. Would be great to see how you use the relation between colors to your advantage. Another interesting idea would be 3 colors from a generalist hobby paint brand like citadel or vallejo since mixing is a bit more unpredictable but this may be more relatable to hobbyists compared to using "artist" paints like kimera or scale75 artist. Finally if I had to point out one criticism is that I'm not the biggest fan of the real time painting segments with no voiceover because I mostly watch your videos to learn about colors and composition (and to enjoy your italian accent!) and not so much to see a masterclass in all the detail of the individual brushstrokes. Personally I tend to skip these parts. That being said, I still enjoy the content religiously every week. Looking forward to future videos!
Brilliant video, you really put an artists spin on model painting and even though a lot of it is something I am very novice at the way you show and describe what is going on makes me confident to give it a go, just need the right model now!
I love this video! I am finding that "sketch-style" is one of my favorite styles and I love that you only use three colors to make it work. Looking forward to the next episode in this series!
Marco my friend, I get so much knowledge out of your videos. It’s amazing. Thank you so much. Hopefully once my finances are in order I’ll be able to join your Patreon. Bravo!
It's honestly like looking at 2 different models when viewed from both sides. Truly remarkable result. Thinking about what I could get done in 3 hours.... I'd have the brown initial layer done and probably quite poorly placed making it all look wrong.
Last video with the dwarf inspired me to start sketching on models with white and its incredibly fun! This one was more of a Mary Poppins bag of lessons to learn. I had to hit pause several times and think about a lot of the things you said and did, comparing it to my experiences while mixing. Its truly inspiring that you achieved such a "different" and unique result. As an art student myself i find it difficult see the artistic part a lot of the times, and even on most amazing paintjobs on instagram or pinteres i feel that they are just well executed techniques. Your artwork does definetely not fit that description!!!
You are very talented at what you do Marco! I can only hope to reach your level one day, but as long as this channel runs, that hope will always be there ;)
I feel like there is always like a million things to learn in each of your videos. So much so that I need to watch them multiple times, in order to focus on just one of the things at a time. The most amazing thing for me about the final result is not the limited palette, but the fact that it's made in 3 hours. I painted this whole warband a couple weeks back trying to replicate and use your suggestions on different gold colors from the airbrush, and it took me almost 3 hours for each model even though the main metallics were applied with the airbrush in almost no time xd As always... just spectacular. Thanks.
😁😊😁 Thanks a million man! Don't worry too much about speed, that comes from practice and experience and everyone can obtain it; for this kind of things I have all the technical problem solving already done in my mind, it's just a matter of letting the hand do its job.
3 hours is just insane, I wish I could learn or become good enough to produce something I'm happy with in that amount of time. My backlog would end so fast :'D
I am relatively new to the hobby ( 1 year) but I painted already some stuff and I understand a lot of stuff. But this is still sorcery to me. I guess It comes from experience :)
Good morning! I just started painting a few months ago, and since I'm so new I figured I'd start learning oils as well. You, Dmitry Fesechko, James Wappel, and Vince Vinturella are the only artists I know of who instruct in how to use oils on youtube. So thank you! My hurdle now is how to set up a Palette with unthinned oils. I find when I spread the oils out in like you do with the various tones of acrylic it's too thin to grab anything with my brush. How does an oil palette for miniature painting differ from your palette here?
Hi! Awesome, you made a great decision (Dmitry is definitely the best with oils!!!)!!! Starting working with oils when you are too used to acrylics can be more challenging than starting using both from the very beginning 😊. You are right, when you spread oils in a thin layer over the palette they are so thick that become difficult to handle with the small, soft brushes for miniatures. I usually work around this issue using a bit more paint so I can work in the upper soft mass of the pool and I dilute it just s little bit to make it more workable (but I do this only with certain colours; I don't drain the oil from my paints so they are usually quite soft).
Hi! With Kimera is super easy, Magenta, Cold Yellow and Phtalo Blue Green Shade. With Vallejo is more difficult because they don't tell you what pigments you have inside the bottle so even if the colour is right it can behave in unpredictable ways when mixing!
Hey Marco, can you think of any good practice models for getting the basics of the sketch style and limited palette down? I know people say space marines are good for practice, but with the quarantine still ongoing and not having access to a model shop in my town I'm really only limited to what I can 3D Print.
Hi! Don't worry to much about the model!!! Space marines are great to specifically practice on volumes and volumes definition, but for sketching and mixing exercises you can use whatever you like. For mixing in particular I suggest you something with a lot of skin; skin tones are the most interesting to mix!
Love the video Marco, always a pleasure to see you go at a mini and just have fun with it. As I am starting out and have trouble finding the right spots for shadows and highlights, is it possible for me to cheat by using a zenithal highlight first before adding color? thank you for all your content, you got me back at the painting table!
Thanks a million man!!! Oh yeah that's a great technique; the beam of paint from the airbrush behave like a a beam of light and can immediately underly the areas you need to highlight. Another solutions is to take pictures of the light bouncing on the model or use artworks for reference (this is the best trick to really get the visual effect under your skin)
Nice video, I really like the colour mixing theory. I definitly want to try either Kimera colours or these. Philosophical question: Are you really working with a limited palette when using 3 primiary colours +b&w? I just started reading Colour and Light and he suggest using a high saturated colour and two more desaturated ones (plus white) for a limited palette.
These scale artist paints seem to have much better opacity and coverage than the scale color line...is that true? Just seems like it based on the video. May be the difference in medium? I know the scale color use a sort of gel medium which can make the paints hit or miss. Also, how do these compare in consistency to say Liquitex gouache?
Hey Marco! Awesome job as always! Have you tried using Molotow signal white as a primer? I purchased a few Molotow One4All colors but I am hesitant to use white as a primer. Have you tried it?
I have the big bottle of white, but it's really rare for me to work on a white base (maybe only on models that will be 90% in white). It's a very good option if you like a white base but it's super opaque so not good if you need a transparent layer
@@MarcoFrisoniNJM Thanks for the reply Marco! I'll try to use it to prime some SW Legion Stormtroopers. For the transparent white, I already have Liquitex TW Ink on my amazon wishlist lol Thank you!
i really wish my redgrass wet palette kept paints wet like yours. mine just dries out as if its not even wet. may swap back to the ol sta-wet. how do you like this paint for the limited pallet compared to when you did this video on the gouache?
Try using more paint! Usually that's the real problem 😉. Gouache is quite transparent so you can't really layer it like I did it in the first stages here but it's definitely better than scale artist if used on top of a zenithal sketch. In terms of behaviour on the palette and for mixing I can't really choose one over another!
Maybe a bit more moisture on the pad for the palate? My RGG one can keep the paint wet for weeks! Maybe the seal isn’t fully sealed when closed so moisture escapes?
Hi marco short question, the videos on patreon for which tears are they available? And maybe add theme german amazon links for us so I can buy my stuff there ^^
Dear Marco, I have a question concerning the primer you are using? is it the molotow? Or are you using Molotow black as first base layer? Many thanks in advance for your response
Hey Marco, quick question about the paints themselves. I got the gouache colours you used for the dwarf in the last vid in this series to experiment with. I found that the pigments from the yellow turned super chalky if I mixed a green. Like they almost separated once dry. Did you find this to be a problem. I'm not sure if it's a characteristic of the paint itself but I mixed it several times and got the same result each time. Cheers
Hi! That's super strange! Does it happen only when mixing? Try with a very good shake to the pot, maybe you have some separation between pigments and liquid/medium (even if usually gouache is really stable...)
@@MarcoFrisoniNJM it like oks totally fine on the palette. It's only once it drys and then only with the cyan. Any reds or oranges from mixing with the magenta dry fine. I know, it's odd.
Scale75 Artist! I made a full review of these paints in the previous video. They are extremely good if you like to play with thick, heavy body acrylics
Ciao Marco, mi sto recuperando alcuni video e, per seguirti meglio, di norma attivo i sottotitoli in inglese (si leggo meglio di quanto ascolto). Ti vorrei segnalare che da qualche video a questa parte i sottotitoli vengono generati automaticamente in italiano, ed essendo generati quasi a caso sono molto approssimativi. Ho provato a cambiare tutte le impostazioni possibili senza successo, a sto punto non so se dipende da un impostazione che hai dato tu.
Grazie della segnalazione! Dovrebbero essere settati tutti su inglese automatico... Probabilmente su alcuni YT ha spostato la priorità alla regione di registrazione del mio account... Controllo subito
But if you can do so much with so few colors, why do you own so many paints ;) Keep up the posts, you are by far my favorite, easily up there with Angel in talent with a passion that his videos sometimes lack.
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Calling it "three hours of work" would be like calling moon landing "less than a day's work". The idea, execution, know-how, theory, just brilliant. 10/10 as always.
😊😁😊😊😁 Thank you sooooo much!!!
honestly, your last video in this masterclass was the most impactful painting video ive seen. was so happy to see another today.
I share the sentiment!
Which one? Godtear?
@@SinOfAugust No, the sketching with 3 colors. It was a dwarf iirc
Breno Ronchini - Gotcha. Yeah, dwarf.
Idem
This video was worth it just to see you use the paint. I have a set of Scalecolor Artist and couldn’t do crap with them and went back to dropper bottles
Very nice tutorial. It's refreshing seeing someone else painting with "normal" colors instead of "hobby" colors.
I love how positive the comments are. So much nicer than many tutorials I've come across. But yeah, Amazing paint job. You are a great teacher. I love this entire concept of sketching on minis.
Thanks! I'm really proud of the positivity of the channel's microcosm. I want this to be an active conversation and I always try to reply to every single comment and question 😊
A beautiful paint job.
Man. That's so cool. As you add each each successive element of highlights, it's like my eyes are adjusting as someone slowly brightens a room... with a Stormcast Eternal in the middle of it.
😍😍😍
Paint Club!!!!!! Hell yeah, full raw footage of the Master at work......can't wait!!!!! Brilliant nmm Marco, simply brilliant :)
Pls keep posting these kinds of videos, they r so inspirational and encourage me to pick up my brush. Great job, Keep it coming.
Next video: "How to Paint a Golden Demon Winning Miniature Using Only a Stick and a Can of Tuna."
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Use the oil of the tuna to paint the miniature and the stick to beat your opponents to death...
... Even the judges if they don't want to give you your prize
And remember, the stick is optional! You can always substitute with a straw.....
And it would be better than anything I’ve ever done. 😕
Simple, burn the the stick for black, let the can rust and grind it to a fine powder for red, grind the tuna skin for blue and you might be able to get yellow out of the stick by extracting it's tannins into a powder form. White is a tough one, tuna bone maybe? You could get a gray from the ashes of the label as well. Mix all of it up with tuna oil and you're well on your way.
That “don’t freak out” was timely - I didn’t want to miss the glazing process. I’ve only tried that technique with an airbrush so it was cool to see it can be done by regular brush as well
Hahahaha awesome 😁! I recorded the whole process but watching the first 30 minutes of glazing I saw that was impossible to see something really happening 😅.
Oh yeah glazing is a classic brush technique; the airbrush makes it quicker on medium/larger surfaces but can't reach the same level of precision
I love the CMYKW limited palette. I hope you do many more of these
Happy to see another mixing theory video! Can’t wait for more
Me: "I should paint, but I really can't be bothered...I know I'll watch a Marco video!"
Roughly 30 minutes later...
Me: "I need to paint, now!"
Thanks Marco! These limited palette videos are my favorites of yours; they promote a real sense of freedom and creativity. Love them.
😁😍😁😍😁 I love to be the spark of inspiration 😁😁😁
Your limited palette video's are truly inspiring, after going thru all my paints I noticed I didn't really have any form of Cyan or good Magenta so I ordered them. looking forward to testing them and learning how to properly mix
I'm learning so much! So insightful. Thank you.
These videos are such a great inspiration, you approach miniatures in a truly artistic way.
" I think I obtained what I wanted on this painting". massive understatement!! Wonderful stuff. Who'd have thought. Mixing cold.and warm tones on the same model. Lovely stuff. Thanks 🤘🏻
😊😊😊 Thanks a million man!!!
Marco, just want to say that I feel so inspired by your work. I bought myself some acrylic gouache like you use in the first sketch video and the process was really fun. Nothing like base coat, shade, highlight! Thank you for bringing up the artists in us. ❤️🤓
😍😍😍
"I consider this a great way to relax".
So you use mental gymnastics crossed with colour theory to unwind, and I use drinking beer! :) Now I know where I'm going wrong!
😂😂😂😂😂 I love also the beer option!!!
Your videos and work are packed with detail and reason which puts your channel above even more highly regarded artists
For me you are Il numero uno!
😍😍😍😍😍😍😍 Thanks a million man!!!
Amazing as always! You should contact Vince Venturella about doing an interview!
Hi Marco, love your videos, you are my favorite minipainter on youtube by far. The way you share how you approach painting and why you take the decisions you take is extremely enjoyable and instructive. I particularly like this series, I learned a lot from the two entries so far and in fact you convinced me to buy the scale 75 artist primary colors and I've had a lot of fun playing around with mixing and color theory.
Might I suggest that for a future video you try doing 3 colors but with a more limited palette than 3 primaries? Like the zorn palette or something like that. Would be great to see how you use the relation between colors to your advantage. Another interesting idea would be 3 colors from a generalist hobby paint brand like citadel or vallejo since mixing is a bit more unpredictable but this may be more relatable to hobbyists compared to using "artist" paints like kimera or scale75 artist.
Finally if I had to point out one criticism is that I'm not the biggest fan of the real time painting segments with no voiceover because I mostly watch your videos to learn about colors and composition (and to enjoy your italian accent!) and not so much to see a masterclass in all the detail of the individual brushstrokes. Personally I tend to skip these parts. That being said, I still enjoy the content religiously every week.
Looking forward to future videos!
Hopefully I can join your patreon soon , love your videos and advice on painting , not many other artists show how to do it in detail like you .
😊 Thanks a million man! I really believe in not hiding anything 😊
Brilliant video, you really put an artists spin on model painting and even though a lot of it is something I am very novice at the way you show and describe what is going on makes me confident to give it a go, just need the right model now!
😍😍😍
I love this video! I am finding that "sketch-style" is one of my favorite styles and I love that you only use three colors to make it work. Looking forward to the next episode in this series!
Marco my friend, I get so much knowledge out of your videos. It’s amazing. Thank you so much. Hopefully once my finances are in order I’ll be able to join your Patreon. Bravo!
😍😍😍 Thanks a million buddy 😊😊😊!!!
Really good colour theory stuff.....and fun!
Your videos are fantastic. They've really liberated my painting, thank you!
Thanks a million to you man! I'm so happy to hear this 😊
It's honestly like looking at 2 different models when viewed from both sides.
Truly remarkable result.
Thinking about what I could get done in 3 hours.... I'd have the brown initial layer done and probably quite poorly placed making it all look wrong.
Last video with the dwarf inspired me to start sketching on models with white and its incredibly fun! This one was more of a Mary Poppins bag of lessons to learn. I had to hit pause several times and think about a lot of the things you said and did, comparing it to my experiences while mixing. Its truly inspiring that you achieved such a "different" and unique result. As an art student myself i find it difficult see the artistic part a lot of the times, and even on most amazing paintjobs on instagram or pinteres i feel that they are just well executed techniques. Your artwork does definetely not fit that description!!!
Man... Thank you... Thank you wooooooooo much! Really, from the heart!!!
You are very talented at what you do Marco! I can only hope to reach your level one day, but as long as this channel runs, that hope will always be there ;)
😍😍😍😘
Just bought the Scale75 Artist Empire of the sun set, so I will try out some NMM after watching this video a few more times for sure!
😁😍😁 You'll have a lot of fun!
@@MarcoFrisoniNJM I won't get as far as you in 3 hours though, that's for sure!
I feel like there is always like a million things to learn in each of your videos. So much so that I need to watch them multiple times, in order to focus on just one of the things at a time.
The most amazing thing for me about the final result is not the limited palette, but the fact that it's made in 3 hours. I painted this whole warband a couple weeks back trying to replicate and use your suggestions on different gold colors from the airbrush, and it took me almost 3 hours for each model even though the main metallics were applied with the airbrush in almost no time xd
As always... just spectacular. Thanks.
😁😊😁 Thanks a million man! Don't worry too much about speed, that comes from practice and experience and everyone can obtain it; for this kind of things I have all the technical problem solving already done in my mind, it's just a matter of letting the hand do its job.
3 hours is just insane, I wish I could learn or become good enough to produce something I'm happy with in that amount of time. My backlog would end so fast :'D
I am relatively new to the hobby ( 1 year) but I painted already some stuff and I understand a lot of stuff. But this is still sorcery to me. I guess It comes from experience :)
Awesome Video!
Good morning! I just started painting a few months ago, and since I'm so new I figured I'd start learning oils as well. You, Dmitry Fesechko, James Wappel, and Vince Vinturella are the only artists I know of who instruct in how to use oils on youtube. So thank you! My hurdle now is how to set up a Palette with unthinned oils. I find when I spread the oils out in like you do with the various tones of acrylic it's too thin to grab anything with my brush. How does an oil palette for miniature painting differ from your palette here?
Hi! Awesome, you made a great decision (Dmitry is definitely the best with oils!!!)!!! Starting working with oils when you are too used to acrylics can be more challenging than starting using both from the very beginning 😊.
You are right, when you spread oils in a thin layer over the palette they are so thick that become difficult to handle with the small, soft brushes for miniatures.
I usually work around this issue using a bit more paint so I can work in the upper soft mass of the pool and I dilute it just s little bit to make it more workable (but I do this only with certain colours; I don't drain the oil from my paints so they are usually quite soft).
Muy buen video maestro.
Hi Marco, what is your recommendation for CMY colours from Vallejo Model and also Kimera Kolors?
Hi! With Kimera is super easy, Magenta, Cold Yellow and Phtalo Blue Green Shade. With Vallejo is more difficult because they don't tell you what pigments you have inside the bottle so even if the colour is right it can behave in unpredictable ways when mixing!
@@MarcoFrisoniNJM Thank you, i'll look into some Kimera paints :) I'm excited to try out the lessons in CMY you've shared!
@@WhatMACHI 😍
painting like a printer using CMYK.... weird flex but... thank you for teaching me something and showing me that have a new method to try out
Is Marko!
Hey Marco, can you think of any good practice models for getting the basics of the sketch style and limited palette down? I know people say space marines are good for practice, but with the quarantine still ongoing and not having access to a model shop in my town I'm really only limited to what I can 3D Print.
Hi! Don't worry to much about the model!!! Space marines are great to specifically practice on volumes and volumes definition, but for sketching and mixing exercises you can use whatever you like. For mixing in particular I suggest you something with a lot of skin; skin tones are the most interesting to mix!
@@MarcoFrisoniNJM Thanks for the reply! I guess I'll look around for a troll bust or some other monster to play around with skintones!
Love the video Marco, always a pleasure to see you go at a mini and just have fun with it. As I am starting out and have trouble finding the right spots for shadows and highlights, is it possible for me to cheat by using a zenithal highlight first before adding color?
thank you for all your content, you got me back at the painting table!
Thanks a million man!!! Oh yeah that's a great technique; the beam of paint from the airbrush behave like a a beam of light and can immediately underly the areas you need to highlight. Another solutions is to take pictures of the light bouncing on the model or use artworks for reference (this is the best trick to really get the visual effect under your skin)
This man said "what it appears to be a really ugly model" at like 15:45. That still looks better than 90% of what I have ever painted lmao.
😂😂😂
preeettty sure he switched from a brush to magic wand sometime during the painting of the sword
Nice video, I really like the colour mixing theory. I definitly want to try either Kimera colours or these. Philosophical question: Are you really working with a limited palette when using 3 primiary colours +b&w? I just started reading Colour and Light and he suggest using a high saturated colour and two more desaturated ones (plus white) for a limited palette.
These scale artist paints seem to have much better opacity and coverage than the scale color line...is that true? Just seems like it based on the video. May be the difference in medium? I know the scale color use a sort of gel medium which can make the paints hit or miss.
Also, how do these compare in consistency to say Liquitex gouache?
Oh yeah they are definitely more opaque and with much more covering power.
Liquitex Gouache is extremely fluid compared to these!
Hello Marco!
Hi!!! 😁😊😁
Hey Marco! Awesome job as always!
Have you tried using Molotow signal white as a primer? I purchased a few Molotow One4All colors but I am hesitant to use white as a primer. Have you tried it?
I have the big bottle of white, but it's really rare for me to work on a white base (maybe only on models that will be 90% in white). It's a very good option if you like a white base but it's super opaque so not good if you need a transparent layer
@@MarcoFrisoniNJM Thanks for the reply Marco!
I'll try to use it to prime some SW Legion Stormtroopers.
For the transparent white, I already have Liquitex TW Ink on my amazon wishlist lol
Thank you!
i really wish my redgrass wet palette kept paints wet like yours. mine just dries out as if its not even wet. may swap back to the ol sta-wet. how do you like this paint for the limited pallet compared to when you did this video on the gouache?
Try using more paint! Usually that's the real problem 😉.
Gouache is quite transparent so you can't really layer it like I did it in the first stages here but it's definitely better than scale artist if used on top of a zenithal sketch. In terms of behaviour on the palette and for mixing I can't really choose one over another!
Maybe a bit more moisture on the pad for the palate?
My RGG one can keep the paint wet for weeks!
Maybe the seal isn’t fully sealed when closed so moisture escapes?
Hi marco short question, the videos on patreon for which tears are they available? And maybe add theme german amazon links for us so I can buy my stuff there ^^
Hi! They will for everyone with access to the FB page so 5$ up. I'll post all the details on Patreon today!
Do you always make brown from yellow and magenta, or do you use compliments too?
Dear Marco, I have a question concerning the primer you are using? is it the molotow? Or are you using Molotow black as first base layer? Many thanks in advance for your response
Hi! Yes I use Molotow One4All Black as primer 😊
@@MarcoFrisoniNJM Many thanks for your quick response. I will give it a try!!!
I've been trying to figure out how to paint a miniature were the armor looks like an oil slick paint job but it doesn't come out right.
Find some reference artworks to follow! That's the key to obtain complex finishes like the one you have in mind
Hey Marco, quick question about the paints themselves. I got the gouache colours you used for the dwarf in the last vid in this series to experiment with. I found that the pigments from the yellow turned super chalky if I mixed a green. Like they almost separated once dry. Did you find this to be a problem. I'm not sure if it's a characteristic of the paint itself but I mixed it several times and got the same result each time. Cheers
Hi! That's super strange! Does it happen only when mixing?
Try with a very good shake to the pot, maybe you have some separation between pigments and liquid/medium (even if usually gouache is really stable...)
@@MarcoFrisoniNJM it like oks totally fine on the palette. It's only once it drys and then only with the cyan. Any reds or oranges from mixing with the magenta dry fine. I know, it's odd.
The new Bob Ross :D
😁😊😁 I need much more hair 😅
What paint brand were these?
Scale75 Artist! I made a full review of these paints in the previous video. They are extremely good if you like to play with thick, heavy body acrylics
Maestro
how is this painting technique called?
Ciao Marco, mi sto recuperando alcuni video e, per seguirti meglio, di norma attivo i sottotitoli in inglese (si leggo meglio di quanto ascolto). Ti vorrei segnalare che da qualche video a questa parte i sottotitoli vengono generati automaticamente in italiano, ed essendo generati quasi a caso sono molto approssimativi. Ho provato a cambiare tutte le impostazioni possibili senza successo, a sto punto non so se dipende da un impostazione che hai dato tu.
Grazie della segnalazione! Dovrebbero essere settati tutti su inglese automatico... Probabilmente su alcuni YT ha spostato la priorità alla regione di registrazione del mio account... Controllo subito
But if you can do so much with so few colors, why do you own so many paints ;) Keep up the posts, you are by far my favorite, easily up there with Angel in talent with a passion that his videos sometimes lack.
Hahahaha that's exactly what my wife keeps asking me 😂😂😂!
I love to buy colours 😋
Thanks a million man 😍😘
400th like! :D
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peanut butter armour
😁😁😁. I love the "peanut butter" tone from Scale75 and the name for that specific hue sticked in my mind 😅
... 1 cup! 😂
LOOOOOOOL 😂😂😂😂😂 I wanted to add in the description "this can be title for a great porn movie" but I was worried about YT censorship 😅😂😅
@@MarcoFrisoniNJM I give you the trick: Art is not porn! :-D
Y hay 6 que dicen que no le gusta...manda cojones ya!
dude