Excellent video as Always Byron. I always love the fact you include mistakes into your cuts too many other channels cut all errors so the average painter feels when they make a mistake they are rubbish. It is good to know even the greats get things wrong! Keep up the great work Byron, cannot wait for the next lockdown army video, or indeed any other video. As a suggestion for future videos how about tackling more on the sculpting with greenstuff / milliput. I know you have used it in the lockdown army models, but more detail on best ways of achieving texture etc would be great. Keep up the great content and stay safe dude!
Great suggestion as ever, dude! I can sculpt a few simple details, like chains and chainmail. I can absolutely show people my methods. I am only experienced with greenstuf that's why I tend to use it over others😊
From all channels, tutorials and step by step guides you can get your hands and eyes into, nothing will teach you faster than mistakes. Great simple approach to color theory.
Thank so much for your kind words buddy! I couldn't agree more. When I used to give painting classes, this was something I really tried my best - to hammer home for students 😊
I never learned about colour theory and only knew about complementaries. Thank you so much for these well taught classes, it's great to show that even a great painter like you can make mistakes and that it's about learning !
Oh, you wait, there are plenty more mistakes to come in the next video😁Seriously though, thank you so much for your kind words! You're really welcome, it's why we do the channel 😊
that is far and away the clearest and simplest explanation of colour theory that I have ever seen, many thanks! I actually feel like I understand this now! Unfortunately I do have a small nagging thought that I should probably go back and paint some of my more important models properly because absolutely zero proper colour theory was used the first time around, I just made it up as I went and messed about with stuff until I found a scheme that I liked!
We wouldn't be surprised if the schemes that you ended up lining actually fitted quite well with colour theory. When stuff works there's often good reason behind it. It's always hard to pick between fixing and tweaking old stuff. There's generally more to learn from painting new stuff in my opinion😊Thanks so much for your ongoing support!
From every guide ive watched so far i have to say your insights into why colours behave the way they do with each other is incredible and im sure hard won after years of experience. If you havent done a guide to citadel contrast paints yet (the best ways to use each how they cover etc) i for one would find it invaluable, though perhaps after working through your backlog you will have mentioned each one in passing anyway heh. Great work ty for your tutorials - none of this existed when i started out and i quit painting several times because of failed attempts. These vids genuinely teach me more in ten mins than i learned in years.
Really cool video, always fun when you delve into colour theory. I actually went and bought that very colour wheel after watching your live stream of doing the necron flyer way back before you had all these wonderful production quality videos because that scheme was so beautiful. Bet the scheme from this flesh hound will look amazing across an army, and especially on the big boy models too!
Thanks so much for your ongoing support dude! We'll get to see if it'd look good across an army fairly soon hopefully. I just need to find time to be able to paint for 24h straight 😅
I’ve never used colour theory to decide on a paint scheme before. I just tend to look at two colours and think, hey, that’s a cool combination! I’ll definitely do a bit more research in to it before my next video though - thanks for the advice!
I wouldn't be surprised if you accidentally have been picking colours that work with colour theory. A lot of things that 'just look good' work because of colour theory 😊 Thank you for watching and supporting!
@@ArtisOpus hopefully this links to his series ruclips.net/p/PLQybQSJNR3RWXq3szIQ00tl3ks2TCNVcL His style is very different but his colour theory is top notch. I dont see why his theory could not be applied to your style easily. I believe he actually teaches art
Awesome video as always dude, brief and informative session on a huge subject 👍👍👍 Red doggo looks awesome too loved the underside matching the base ❤❤❤ And my comment got featured in a youtube video 😮😮😮😁😁😁
Nice explanation of colour theory. Also nice to see you showing even the pros slip up occasionally. There’s hope for us mere mortal brush lickers after all. 😃👍🏼
I’m excited for this!!! Color theory is still new to me seeing how you go after your blends will be helpful as always!!! I’ve been practicing my space marine color schemes on some aos dwarves! I have a few “space marine” dwarves and they actually work lol! Cheers bro!
Looking good again, thanks for the helpful lesson. Hope the lock down isn't driving you mad yet :-) I would love to see what your take would be on a NMM and if drybrushing could aid in this. Trying to find a way to speed up the normal glazing method. Keep safe and carry on!
Happy to hear you're finding them useful, Nathanial, thanks so much for your support! Check out one of our early silver painting videos: ruclips.net/video/iLjfexdCVpQ/видео.html for a very compact approach to NMM with drybrushing. It's something I need to practice more but I really do think there are some massive efficiency hacks. Some more time and thought needed 😊Hope you're well too!
Any favourite colour-picking tips? Would you like a longer in-depth video with an expert guest? Paints used and colour wheel link below :) Colour Wheels: store.artis-opus.com/collections/accessories/products/colour-wheel?variant=31296786333832 Full list of paints used: Primer Chaos Black - Citadel Base Coat Bold Titanium White - Monument Hobbies Huldra Blue - Scale 75 Naggaroth Night - Citadel Ivory - Monument Hobbies Skin Bold Pyrrole Red - Monument Hobbies Flesh Tearers Red - Citadel Orange Fluorescent - Vallejo Glaze Medium - Vallejo Bold Titanium White - Monument Hobbies Jade - Monument Hobbies Yellow Fluorescent - Vallejo Orange - Monument Hobbies Finishing Touches Retributor Armour - Citadel Clear Red - Tamiya Black 950 - Vallejo
Hehe, I learned that same thing about Flesh Tearers Red a few days ago while painting some Slaanesh demons. Fortunately I "erased" all the paintjob from one model's leg only. And thanks for the great tips, I painted all my flesh hounds, but I have Karanak to paint so I'll try some of the advise on him.
You're most welcome! Sounds like we're blood-brothers with being scared by Flesh Tearers😅Let us know how Karanak goes, I will probably be painting one myself for the Khorne speed army😊
Hehe, damned Flesh Tearers. They should pledge themselves to Khorne ;) I am finishing the Wrath & Rapture box and have to decide if I'll paint Karanak or the Enrapturess first. Karanak seems easier with with airbrush + drybrush combo. Thanks again for the tips!
It's a really useful exercise, even if you don't need to, even if it lets you get to the fun bits faster 😊 @Corbin the Intern - this is a perfect example of where it can come in useful! I feel your pain😅
I got a real soft spot for these models, everything plastic and Slaanesh. Off of the Chaos Gods will eventually have a Greater Daemon and infantry tutorial, just gotta find the time and also work out the method which is actually the hardest bit 😊
@@ArtisOpus I can imagine. I'm enjoying the processes you use and have started using my series D with some success. I'm looking forward to really getting to grips with them.
I did the exact same thing with Flesh Tearers red first time I used it haha. Glad I'm not the only one. When's the big day of the army speed paint? are you going to livestream it? :P
So we have the rule of thumb for colour choices, complimentary, split, triad, and tetrad.. Do you have rules of thumb for choosing saturation level and values of those selected colours?
I'm starting an ogor army (thanks to a certain battleforce box!) Where does flesh sit in terms of the colour wheel and complimentary colours. I'll probably be following your flesh tutorial if that helps gauge warmth etc :) Oh and when are your drybrushes gonna be back in stock? I'm needing some more mediums and extra smalls. 😃
Hey, dude, they're currently in stock and shipping from our website now with a small delay due to high demand. 😁 Regarding the flesh, it's all about the nuances. You can involve red or green surprisingly easily in early stages, depending on what fits with your army the best (green doesn't have to be for zombies especially if it's subtle). Good luck!
Interesting note for color theory. Not to overthink things, It's origins as we know it in Western society comes from a German named Johannes Itten who taught color theory at Bauhaus.
More in depth colour theory would be good. For example, if you are using split complementary does the colour at the top of the triangle have to be the main colour on the model?
Good question, Chris! I am seriously considering getting an expert in to help answer this type of questions if enough people would find an indepth look useful 😊
i really like the colors on that test model! do you think it would also work with small miniatures? i am thinking about tyranids but i am not sure how i could achieve this glowing effect...
Cheers, bud! 100% it will work! With regards to the glowing effect on small minis drybrushing and preshading are your friends. Using the medium or small brush. If it doesn't work you don't have to do it glowing OTT, you could just involve it on details such as eyes or piping 😊
How well do y’all’s brush work with oil paints. Love the brushes. I got the series M box, a #4, and a L series D, but it’s impossible to find them now in the states. Been worried about damaging them using oil paints since they rare now lol.
You can still get them directly from our website if needed, dude! You will actually see me using them with oils in an upcoming video, however, I tend to reserve slightly tired abused brushes for oils as it is quite a heavy process 😊 Your support is hugely appreciated, thank you!
great vid again... can you tell me where in the UK i can buy a 'complex' colour wheel like u used in the vid (i can only ever find simple ones). Thanks
Check out total war: warhammer 2! I had a slight brainbursta when I realised they basically painted most factions red, blue and yellow. It works and is very Warhammerish.
@@ArtisOpus it's just the basis for any&all art that has color... I'm glad you are making videos about it because it is so important. Just don't forget that lighting has just as much to do with it. I appreciate your straight forward style but there's a LOT more to it than a couple/few 10 minute shorts can convey. I don't mean one needs to go get Photoshop either, just that most TRAINED artists don't pay much mind unless they have a reason/specialty.
My big problem isn't figuring out what colors to use but rather where to put them lol, seems I picked two armies that don't lend themselves too well to the concept (blood angels and szerkhan necrons) or am I just missing something? Either way thanks for the tutorial =D
Hey, dude, you can do a lot with the small details eyes, gems, accessories, and don't forget basing which open lots of opportunities for small points of contrast without risk to the overall theme or scheme😊
Hey, dude, it sounds like it could be too wet or you're using too much paint. You may need to remove more on your texture palette before taking brush to model😊Are you using the dampening pad?
@@ArtisOpus I have neither a texture pad nor a dampening pad, since I assume it comes from the UK, and I'm in Australia. I was attempting to fabricoble my own dampening pad together with damp paper towel, but that may just be too wet?
How do matey, colour theory I have always had difficulty with, having often to sit for hours trying to get that right blend (then forgetting how I did on the next batch of models) LOL
😁There are so many different aspects to it. I have only scraped the surface with this one but may enlist the help of an expert in the future to go further if it is a popular subject
I’m struggling making bone/Ivory to really pop. I’m doing some Deathwing and I’ve airbrushed about 4 colours from browning khaki to bone while but they all merge together. I’d appreciate your take on any other colour to add to the armour. I’ve got a few bits of red and green on the model but it’s the armour which is the issue.
Hey Andy, you can actually involve green (a tiny amount!) in the initial stages of all of those colours for some extra depth and interest. It's my go-to with bone very often 😊
Hey, dude, let us know if you have any questions in the comments. We try to make some videos shorter some longer so anyone can find something they enjoy. Maybe have a look at our other content to learn some more useful tricks and tips😊Thank you for watching!
@@ArtisOpus Thank you guys for the content. This is useful, but not in this video. I made a lot of cool thumbnails from your videos. But this video didn't teach me anything because of its speed. And I would like to get experience from you, you're cool. That's why I'm asking you to make the video a little longer. Thanks))
please tell me this uses proper subtractive (pigments) CMY color theory, and not additive (emissive light) RGB, or the broke arse (doesn't exist anywhere except "fine arts") RYB.
Haha, they're different color models. RYB (red, yellow, blue) is used in fine arts a lot, but results in drab, desaturated colors. RGB (red, green, blue) is additive color and is how light waves work. It's used for emissive light like computer screens. CMY (cyan, magenta, yellow) is subtractive color and is how pigments and other reflected light works.
Mistakes are a way of life, great to see them - even better to show working through them to still create! Thanks and well done.
So true! They're one of the most important parts of the hobby 🤩Thank you for watching and supporting, Jamie!
Excellent video as Always Byron. I always love the fact you include mistakes into your cuts too many other channels cut all errors so the average painter feels when they make a mistake they are rubbish. It is good to know even the greats get things wrong!
Keep up the great work Byron, cannot wait for the next lockdown army video, or indeed any other video.
As a suggestion for future videos how about tackling more on the sculpting with greenstuff / milliput. I know you have used it in the lockdown army models, but more detail on best ways of achieving texture etc would be great.
Keep up the great content and stay safe dude!
Great suggestion as ever, dude! I can sculpt a few simple details, like chains and chainmail. I can absolutely show people my methods. I am only experienced with greenstuf that's why I tend to use it over others😊
From all channels, tutorials and step by step guides you can get your hands and eyes into, nothing will teach you faster than mistakes. Great simple approach to color theory.
Thank so much for your kind words buddy! I couldn't agree more. When I used to give painting classes, this was something I really tried my best - to hammer home for students 😊
I never learned about colour theory and only knew about complementaries. Thank you so much for these well taught classes, it's great to show that even a great painter like you can make mistakes and that it's about learning !
Oh, you wait, there are plenty more mistakes to come in the next video😁Seriously though, thank you so much for your kind words! You're really welcome, it's why we do the channel 😊
that is far and away the clearest and simplest explanation of colour theory that I have ever seen, many thanks! I actually feel like I understand this now! Unfortunately I do have a small nagging thought that I should probably go back and paint some of my more important models properly because absolutely zero proper colour theory was used the first time around, I just made it up as I went and messed about with stuff until I found a scheme that I liked!
We wouldn't be surprised if the schemes that you ended up lining actually fitted quite well with colour theory. When stuff works there's often good reason behind it. It's always hard to pick between fixing and tweaking old stuff. There's generally more to learn from painting new stuff in my opinion😊Thanks so much for your ongoing support!
From every guide ive watched so far i have to say your insights into why colours behave the way they do with each other is incredible and im sure hard won after years of experience. If you havent done a guide to citadel contrast paints yet (the best ways to use each how they cover etc) i for one would find it invaluable, though perhaps after working through your backlog you will have mentioned each one in passing anyway heh.
Great work ty for your tutorials - none of this existed when i started out and i quit painting several times because of failed attempts. These vids genuinely teach me more in ten mins than i learned in years.
Really cool video, always fun when you delve into colour theory. I actually went and bought that very colour wheel after watching your live stream of doing the necron flyer way back before you had all these wonderful production quality videos because that scheme was so beautiful. Bet the scheme from this flesh hound will look amazing across an army, and especially on the big boy models too!
Thanks so much for your ongoing support dude! We'll get to see if it'd look good across an army fairly soon hopefully. I just need to find time to be able to paint for 24h straight 😅
We all make mistakes. It's owning up to them and making it right that's the important part.
Absolutely dude, I definitely took a long time to realise that this is actually probably my favourite bit of the hobby, the fixing and solving :)
I’ve never used colour theory to decide on a paint scheme before. I just tend to look at two colours and think, hey, that’s a cool combination! I’ll definitely do a bit more research in to it before my next video though - thanks for the advice!
I wouldn't be surprised if you accidentally have been picking colours that work with colour theory. A lot of things that 'just look good' work because of colour theory 😊 Thank you for watching and supporting!
Nice explanation of the wheel, thanks!
Glad it was helpful! 😊
Very helpful tutorial and explanation of colour theory. Keep up the good work.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks so much for your support
Love your honesty and quick simple colour theory. I watched another artist which gave a more detailed explanation i could link here if ok.
Absolutely, please do, dude :) I am always happy to learn! Thanks for the kind words!
@@ArtisOpus hopefully this links to his series
ruclips.net/p/PLQybQSJNR3RWXq3szIQ00tl3ks2TCNVcL
His style is very different but his colour theory is top notch. I dont see why his theory could not be applied to your style easily.
I believe he actually teaches art
Very nice Byron! Thanks for the explanation.
My pleasure! Glad you liked it 🤩
Thanks. Very helpful!
Glad it was helpful! Our pleasure 😊
Thank you so much for explaining this topic. It looks like it’s worth buying a colour wheel chart in order to help paint my mini’s
You're so welcome, buddy! Definitely worth getting one, they're fantastic resource and you only have to buy it once 😊
Awesome video as always dude, brief and informative session on a huge subject 👍👍👍
Red doggo looks awesome too loved the underside matching the base ❤❤❤
And my comment got featured in a youtube video 😮😮😮😁😁😁
Thank so much, dude, glad you find it helpful ^_^ They all get red each and every one of them, appreciate your input!🤘❤🤩
Nice explanation of colour theory. Also nice to see you showing even the pros slip up occasionally. There’s hope for us mere mortal brush lickers after all. 😃👍🏼
Oh, dude, you don't know the half of it😅😅 Thanks so much, glad you liked it!
Love it. Noticed you snuck in some Pro Acryl there too.
Always, dude.😁 I've not had as much time as I would like to test them out, but overall I am very impressed!🤘
I’m excited for this!!! Color theory is still new to me seeing how you go after your blends will be helpful as always!!! I’ve been practicing my space marine color schemes on some aos dwarves! I have a few “space marine” dwarves and they actually work lol! Cheers bro!
You're so welcome, dude! Thank you for watching and supporting 🤩Hope you found it useful! Let us know how it goes😊
Thanks for this! Color theory is really interesting.
Glad you think so! Our pleasure! Thanks for watching and supporting 🤩
Looking good again, thanks for the helpful lesson.
Hope the lock down isn't driving you mad yet :-)
I would love to see what your take would be on a NMM and if drybrushing could aid in this.
Trying to find a way to speed up the normal glazing method.
Keep safe and carry on!
Happy to hear you're finding them useful, Nathanial, thanks so much for your support! Check out one of our early silver painting videos: ruclips.net/video/iLjfexdCVpQ/видео.html for a very compact approach to NMM with drybrushing. It's something I need to practice more but I really do think there are some massive efficiency hacks. Some more time and thought needed 😊Hope you're well too!
Sorry missed the premier 🤦🏻♂️ but going to settle in and enjoy 😃👍🏼
Next time dude😊Hope you liked it!
Compliments are awesome in terms of shading your colors too. adding the compliment to the color can help shade the color without having to add blacks
Absolutely, dude, it's one of my faves
Any favourite colour-picking tips? Would you like a longer in-depth video with an expert guest? Paints used and colour wheel link below :)
Colour Wheels: store.artis-opus.com/collections/accessories/products/colour-wheel?variant=31296786333832
Full list of paints used:
Primer
Chaos Black - Citadel
Base Coat
Bold Titanium White - Monument Hobbies
Huldra Blue - Scale 75
Naggaroth Night - Citadel
Ivory - Monument Hobbies
Skin
Bold Pyrrole Red - Monument Hobbies
Flesh Tearers Red - Citadel
Orange Fluorescent - Vallejo
Glaze Medium - Vallejo
Bold Titanium White - Monument Hobbies
Jade - Monument Hobbies
Yellow Fluorescent - Vallejo
Orange - Monument Hobbies
Finishing Touches
Retributor Armour - Citadel
Clear Red - Tamiya
Black 950 - Vallejo
absolutely outstanding channel. thanks for your awesome lessons here 😁
My pleasure! Thank you for watching and supporting 😊
Amazing man!!
Thanks so much, dude!!🤩
Amazing video!
I really need more practice and THAT wheel
Thanks so much, dude! It's very useful indeed, I use it quite often for my colour schemes inspiration 😊
Vallejo glaze medium is _so_ good
It's a hobby crutch for me 😁
Hehe, I learned that same thing about Flesh Tearers Red a few days ago while painting some Slaanesh demons. Fortunately I "erased" all the paintjob from one model's leg only.
And thanks for the great tips, I painted all my flesh hounds, but I have Karanak to paint so I'll try some of the advise on him.
You're most welcome! Sounds like we're blood-brothers with being scared by Flesh Tearers😅Let us know how Karanak goes, I will probably be painting one myself for the Khorne speed army😊
Hehe, damned Flesh Tearers. They should pledge themselves to Khorne ;) I am finishing the Wrath & Rapture box and have to decide if I'll paint Karanak or the Enrapturess first. Karanak seems easier with with airbrush + drybrush combo. Thanks again for the tips!
Ah man speed painting misses all the fun of painting, will take notes still as you never know when I'll have a huge army I need doing 😂😂😂😂😂
Speed painting is fantastic when I have 120 Gaunts to paint.
It's a really useful exercise, even if you don't need to, even if it lets you get to the fun bits faster 😊 @Corbin the Intern - this is a perfect example of where it can come in useful! I feel your pain😅
I'd love to see you paint up some daemonettes.
I got a real soft spot for these models, everything plastic and Slaanesh. Off of the Chaos Gods will eventually have a Greater Daemon and infantry tutorial, just gotta find the time and also work out the method which is actually the hardest bit 😊
@@ArtisOpus I can imagine. I'm enjoying the processes you use and have started using my series D with some success. I'm looking forward to really getting to grips with them.
I did the exact same thing with Flesh Tearers red first time I used it haha. Glad I'm not the only one. When's the big day of the army speed paint? are you going to livestream it? :P
We're just getting things sorted. I am not sure if people need to see me have a hissy fit on camera though, so it'd be probably just be recorded😊
So we have the rule of thumb for colour choices, complimentary, split, triad, and tetrad.. Do you have rules of thumb for choosing saturation level and values of those selected colours?
Hey, dude, I am gonna need to get an expert on as I have a maximum of 50% of an idea about those 😁Thank you for watching!
@@ArtisOpus Of course! Your videos are always a 'must watch' for me - keep up the good work!
I'm starting an ogor army (thanks to a certain battleforce box!) Where does flesh sit in terms of the colour wheel and complimentary colours. I'll probably be following your flesh tutorial if that helps gauge warmth etc :)
Oh and when are your drybrushes gonna be back in stock? I'm needing some more mediums and extra smalls. 😃
Hey, dude, they're currently in stock and shipping from our website now with a small delay due to high demand. 😁
Regarding the flesh, it's all about the nuances. You can involve red or green surprisingly easily in early stages, depending on what fits with your army the best (green doesn't have to be for zombies especially if it's subtle). Good luck!
Interesting note for color theory. Not to overthink things, It's origins as we know it in Western society comes from a German named Johannes Itten who taught color theory at Bauhaus.
I actually didn't know what, I love bauhaus! How cool! 🤩You're completely right about not overthinking😊
More in depth colour theory would be good. For example, if you are using split complementary does the colour at the top of the triangle have to be the main colour on the model?
Good question, Chris! I am seriously considering getting an expert in to help answer this type of questions if enough people would find an indepth look useful 😊
i really like the colors on that test model! do you think it would also work with small miniatures? i am thinking about tyranids but i am not sure how i could achieve this glowing effect...
Cheers, bud! 100% it will work! With regards to the glowing effect on small minis drybrushing and preshading are your friends. Using the medium or small brush. If it doesn't work you don't have to do it glowing OTT, you could just involve it on details such as eyes or piping 😊
@@ArtisOpus thanks for the advise i will try it! 👍
In my experience, science is working from principles and art is working toward a principle.
That's spot on IMO, I love it!
Could you compare inks to contrast as color filter purposes?
This is a fantastic idea, I am in the process of trying to source liquitex! Thanks so much
How well do y’all’s brush work with oil paints. Love the brushes. I got the series M box, a #4, and a L series D, but it’s impossible to find them now in the states. Been worried about damaging them using oil paints since they rare now lol.
You can still get them directly from our website if needed, dude! You will actually see me using them with oils in an upcoming video, however, I tend to reserve slightly tired abused brushes for oils as it is quite a heavy process 😊
Your support is hugely appreciated, thank you!
great vid again... can you tell me where in the UK i can buy a 'complex' colour wheel like u used in the vid (i can only ever find simple ones). Thanks
Hey, Paul, you can see the link in the pinned comment. We had the same issue so we've sourced them and added them to our website 😊
Check out total war: warhammer 2! I had a slight brainbursta when I realised they basically painted most factions red, blue and yellow. It works and is very Warhammerish.
Amazing idea, thank you so much! 🤩
You need to explain the start of this Color 101... Primary, Secondary, & Tertiary colors and what a COMPLIMENTARY color is.
Hey, dude, when we do the full video we'll go more in-depth 😊
@@ArtisOpus it's just the basis for any&all art that has color... I'm glad you are making videos about it because it is so important. Just don't forget that lighting has just as much to do with it. I appreciate your straight forward style but there's a LOT more to it than a couple/few 10 minute shorts can convey. I don't mean one needs to go get Photoshop either, just that most TRAINED artists don't pay much mind unless they have a reason/specialty.
Great video! Question: how did you obtain he tile color?
Thanks, bud! I don't know what you mean by 'tile colour'. Please clarify, so I can give you an answer!
@@ArtisOpus I meant the light blue-green colour used for the water. Isn’t called “tile”?
Great stuff as always Byron. I've got a colour wheel but yours is extra spanky... and less than 50p on Amazon, can't go wrong.
Thank so much, dude, glad you liked it! 🤩 I love a good fancy painting tool
My big problem isn't figuring out what colors to use but rather where to put them lol, seems I picked two armies that don't lend themselves too well to the concept (blood angels and szerkhan necrons) or am I just missing something? Either way thanks for the tutorial =D
Hey, dude, you can do a lot with the small details eyes, gems, accessories, and don't forget basing which open lots of opportunities for small points of contrast without risk to the overall theme or scheme😊
@@ArtisOpus Genius, all this time I never thought about that! Thanks again!
Why would my drybrushing be giving me actual texture? Like, I am getting gritty particles despite the paint being fairly wet?
Hey, dude, it sounds like it could be too wet or you're using too much paint. You may need to remove more on your texture palette before taking brush to model😊Are you using the dampening pad?
@@ArtisOpus I have neither a texture pad nor a dampening pad, since I assume it comes from the UK, and I'm in Australia. I was attempting to fabricoble my own dampening pad together with damp paper towel, but that may just be too wet?
If you’re reading this you really should go like and comment to appease the almighty algorithm 😁👍🏼
Second comment this time, dude😁 Hugely appreciated again, thanks!😊
Yep!
can you do something death guard soon?
We should really give them some love🤩Thank you for your suggestion!
How do matey, colour theory I have always had difficulty with, having often to sit for hours trying to get that right blend (then forgetting how I did on the next batch of models) LOL
😁There are so many different aspects to it. I have only scraped the surface with this one but may enlist the help of an expert in the future to go further if it is a popular subject
I’m struggling making bone/Ivory to really pop. I’m doing some Deathwing and I’ve airbrushed about 4 colours from browning khaki to bone while but they all merge together. I’d appreciate your take on any other colour to add to the armour. I’ve got a few bits of red and green on the model but it’s the armour which is the issue.
Hey Andy, you can actually involve green (a tiny amount!) in the initial stages of all of those colours for some extra depth and interest. It's my go-to with bone very often 😊
Byron colour theory...does it include huldra blue? If not, include huldra blue.
😁😁Not far wrong🙄
Red and blue green is so much better than red and green.
Around this time a year it's pretty easy to get sick of red and green. 😅 I do think I missed a trick not giving him bright green eyes though 😊
На такой скорости вообще не понятно, как работать, как учиться((( пусть лучше видео будет 20 минут, но хотя бы понимать, как делать. Печаль
Hey, dude, let us know if you have any questions in the comments. We try to make some videos shorter some longer so anyone can find something they enjoy. Maybe have a look at our other content to learn some more useful tricks and tips😊Thank you for watching!
@@ArtisOpus Thank you guys for the content. This is useful, but not in this video. I made a lot of cool thumbnails from your videos. But this video didn't teach me anything because of its speed. And I would like to get experience from you, you're cool. That's why I'm asking you to make the video a little longer. Thanks))
please tell me this uses proper subtractive (pigments) CMY color theory, and not additive (emissive light) RGB, or the broke arse (doesn't exist anywhere except "fine arts") RYB.
You've lost me😅😅If you can make your question more clear that'd be helpful 😊
Haha, they're different color models. RYB (red, yellow, blue) is used in fine arts a lot, but results in drab, desaturated colors. RGB (red, green, blue) is additive color and is how light waves work. It's used for emissive light like computer screens. CMY (cyan, magenta, yellow) is subtractive color and is how pigments and other reflected light works.
Algorithm appeased.
Hugely appreciated, bud!
All that fuss around was just ti show how fast you are. And how bad and not informative that video is