Finally found videos using vallejo! Thank goodness!

Man... I watched a whole video of you painting with contrast paints. Oddly enough a dwarf then too.

Great video on getting a high level of quality using transparent vallejo colors and how to simulate (more or less) that "Contrast Paint" approach, and beyond. You really need to design a cool Golden Lemon t-shirt and sell merch. 😎 Of all your videos, the ones in this format are my fave. I can watch them repeatedly and pick up new info and tips each time. Even just how you demo laying down a particular color. More please, sir!

I mostly do "glayering", thanks for giving it a name :)

It looks like you really have fun painting this models. Pleasure to watch.

Thanks for the tip Don, never knew about adding glaze medium to inks to use them similar to contrast paints!

Awesome work Don! I learn something new with each of your videos. Keep up the great work 👍🏼

Great video Bro... TMM Gold! 🙇🏻‍♂️👏🏻👏🏻

The miniatures and the painting are very nice too!

I've watched a few Jeff Miracola painting videos (he's a Magic the gathering artist) and the techniques are surprisingly similar. He builds up from his line art with very thin but dark applications of fluid acrylics then more opaque highlights.

I love the intro.... contrast paints are a good tool to add to your paint job but not to use as only paint to paint...

I've been told to try glazing. It's on my list to do. Thanks for the video

Awesome again!

These terms have changed greatly over the years. In the 80s Inks = painting with undiluted ink (blue over a white base, black instead of black paint); Wash = diluted ink wash for shading (brown ink 5:1 over flesh base); Glaze was an undiluted light color ink or diluted darker ink of a different shade than base color over a darker color base creating a 'glow' effect (think goblin green skin painted & highlighted and once dry add a coat of yellow ink - the skin now has a shinny effect). Many of these terms are taken from classical painting terms and/or were regional terms. Check out very early WD when inks first started to be used.

Awesome as always, gr8 job Don!

Really admire your painting style - Fantastic!

Great minis, awesome job. Don, you are the Man 😊

Nice video Don! Awesome fast style to paint! Thanks as always and saludos!

Great as always!

Marca incredibile la vallejo

Lol. You had me for a few seconds there.

Hope to add Chinese subtitles, thank you~

Thank you for the content and education. May you be able to address the following confusion: What is the difference between Vallejo Products "Model Wash 76.518 (black)" and "Game Color Wash 73.201 (black)" and "Model Color Glaze 70.855 (black)"?

Bro, this is soooo 👍🏻 but why not just use Contrast paints?

What’s the 3 droppers and water drop mean?

Looks great! But if I'm honest I didn't really understand what the reasoning is behind when to use inks with glaze medium and when to use paints with glaze medium.

😎👍🏼

Hey Don, are you using the Xpress paints much these days?

Did you really only use a brown ink for the wooden barrel? I always struggle with wood texture...

Can you use inks with the airbrush?

Be careful with the torchlight guy. He's been caught out a few times just stealing other companies works, and posting as his own. Heck, his original few logos didnt even have "torchlight" spelled correctly. By all means, if he has paid you for the exposure, then go for it. But just be wary that he has been pretty dodgey before. Dont want to see you get burned.