Of course! I've uploaded them to OneDrive - let me know if you have any issues with this link! :) Thanks for commenting/watching! 1drv.ms/u/s!AjrGkoaq07-Nk1IOtgfGMFNQBhC7?e=xXvTtA

@@PocketPigments These are great thanks so much! I have made my own using midjourney but these are much better.

@@AdamBoyes for sure, not a problem at all! Glad you like them - be sure to share some pics if you use them, they look great and love to see how others paint these great minis :)

Can't open the link..any help?

Hey there - looks like the file is gone. I’ll look at getting it reuploaded in the next day or two, just out for thanksgiving weekend (Canada). Thanks!

Thank you missy :) very much appreciated!

Thanks man much appreciated! Having a blast making these videos :)

Awesome I’m glad you enjoyed it (or at least found it useful!), really appreciate the feedback. Always open to criticisms as well, trying to improve with every video. Have a great one :)

Oh awesome thank you very much, really appreciate it! If you ever have comments/criticisms on the format, my ears are open :)

Thanks dude! Now I need to try and hit your crisp levels of video/editing :P

100000% more useful hahahaha. Thanks for the comment man truly appreciated!

Thanks dude much appreciated! Hope you’re doing well :)

@@PocketPigments thanks man, you too!

Hey there! For fur I would do a base black or another dark colour if you want some interest/colour in your shading (dark blue, purple, green, etc). Then take a dark grey and heavily drybrush over it - when drybrushing, use a non-porous surface to wipe the paint off your brush so you don't lose too much moisture. Then, follow that up with a medium grey drybrush. Yet again drybrush with a very light grey drybrush. Remember to make each consecutive layer lighter than the previous one and leave some of the last colour behind so you're not just painting over your layers. Lastly, take pure white and *very* lightly drybrush that, only hitting the tips. Most important thing about painting white is to make it *look like* you've painted white without actually using too much pure white, because it looks really blown out when we do that - also you can't ever highlight pure white because...white is the brightest colour/shade :) Basically make your dominant colour a very light grey or offwhite/beige, with pure white being the highest and most sparing highlight. I hope that helps but if not reach out and I'll try to clarify! Thanks for watching friend!

Thanks man! Yeah I did rotations after almost every step in previous videos but had a hard time keeping them shorter when doing that as well, still figuring out the best way to shoot/edit these, I’ll keep that in mind :)