What did you think of the video? What'd you like to see next? Paints used: PURPLE BASE COAT Xereus Purple - Citadel Averland Sunset - Citadel Flash Gitz Yellow - Citadel Ivory - AK CONTRAST Wraithbone - Citadel White 951 - Vallejo Iyanden Yellow - Citadel Flash Gitz Yellow - Citadel Screaming Skull - Citadel WARM CREAMY YELLOW Doombull Brown - Citadel Averland Sunset - Citadel Flash Gitz Yellow - Citadel Screaming Skull - Citadel BLACK BASE COAT Chaos Black - Citadel Averland Sunset - Citadel Flash Gitz Yellow - Citadel Ivory - AK GLAZE Casandora Yellow - Citadel

It never fails to amaze me how nice a finish you get with dry brushing! You make it look so easy and yet you get a finish that I couldn’t achieve with all the technics in the world lol

Fabulous tutorial as always. you are one of a very few seriously good artists and teachers. Please keep up the good work, it helps all of us who are aspiring to better techniques to persevere. Thank you.

What I like about your videos is that they are so chill to listen to.

I miss the whiteboard already :( you should totally do a segment on colour theory; using the purple as a base for the yellow is inspired, but some people (like me!) might not know "why" this works. Be nice to see how you handle Non metallic metals using this technique, when I saw the shields i thought (hoped) it was gonna be how to do NMM gold! Great content as always though. Thanks for all the hard work!

I loved the Contrast Paint method. Really helpful!

Really unexpected base colours to start with. These videos are really opening my eyes. The colour theory and points of interest on the back templars as an example was really cool. I am interested when varnishes can be used earlier in the painting stages.

Also would love to see this series continued with all the colors with the glazing segment expanded.

Love your content. If you and Duncan uploaded at the same moment, I'd be torn what to watch first. Thanks for doing what you do.

This video deserves so many extra views. These are some really nice results

Man every one of these videos has something useful in it. Seriously keep up the great work.

really love the second example, i think i'll be experimenting with that technique very soon

I’ve done it! I’ve finally took the jump and bought these brushes and cannot wait to try them out 😁

Amazing, thanks for this! I'm wanting to paint my new Drukhari army in yellow so this is very helpful

So just ordered up the series D and series S brushes can't wait to try them out!

Wicked work, very cool

I can not wait to try this technique.

Nicely done! I had dreams of an Imperial Fists army once but Yellow was so difficult. Might revive the idea. Also, totally random, I love when your air compressor randomly burbles at us during these videos.

Great! I'd love to see you keep exploring the range of contrasts that I personally find amazing! Keep up the great work, your videos are getting more and more interesting!

loving all the content, it would be great to see a leather with drybrushing tutorial from you!

This time it's not brush brush, but white white! 😁 Love these as always, keep it up!

Great work. Loving the content of these videos. I have a couple of D-series brushes, a dampening pad and a texture palette on order. Can't wait to try them out!

My Imperial Fists thank you 🙏 I have so many problems with Iyanden yellow. A stray stroke can lead to an instantly drying orange streak, and everything ends up blotchy. Ended up diluting with 3pts contrast medium to 1pt iyanden, then doing several coats. Now using airbrush - much faster 🙂

Thanks Artis, very informative!

I really like videos like this, and the one with the different white shields, where you should different methods for achieving a colour. I'd love see these kinds of videos for different blues and reds etc as well eventually, but I assume they're already on your list :P

Awesome video, what about a series of videos with many of the popular colors? Blues/Reds/Greens etc?

Another great tutorial. Could you possibly do a tutorial on how to properly use the D series brushes along with the dampening pad and texture palette? Maybe some people are having the same issues I'm having. For example, when I first used my D series brush, I used the dampening pad and tested it it without paint on my hand. It seemed more than damp; so I 'wet brushed' my hand 'til I couldn't really feel the moisture any more, loaded some paint and tested on the texture palette. There wasn't a lot of paint coming off - so I took it to my test model. When I started brushing, the paint was almost a wash consistency and even bubbled on the details! It was late - so I cleaned the brush (using the demo video on this channel) and tried again in the morning. This time, I only put a couple drops of water in the well of the dampening pad. Did the same process as above but then couldn't discern any real difference from the regular square tipped dry brush I'd used in the past, and the D series bristles started to splay out. So now I'm in a position where I don't really want to keep pushing the brush for fear of damaging it. The D series brushes are evidently amazing tools as demonstrated in these videos, so some pointers could help me - and hopefully many others - get up to speed :)

Really great effect!

Not sure if anyone else would be interested in this, but I'd love to see some Easy methods of Painting Liquids like the ones in the Death Guard Bottles, backpack Tanks, Jars, etc.

I think it was up 36 seconds before I liked it and set a reminder haha

Would love you to do the same with other colour groups say green, blues and reds. Colour theory would be useful showing good and bad examples Basing, say using the Vallejo white texture base as a starter and using different colours for different grounds Keep going!

They look amazing, any one of those would look great across an infantry line! I would still be tempted to weather them, maybe a quick dust coat at the bottom, some scratches and chipping, that kinda thing, then again I am physically incapable of not weathering a model, especially a vehicle, I think there's something wrong with me! 🤣

Amazing! This could be used as some gold NMM. The video idea you suggested is nice, going through colour theory would be useful. Another idea is to show how to paint the different kinds of Warhammer Demons taking one infantry demon from each chaos god.

Litterally just put some a comment on discord about yellow contrast and wanting to see how it looked thank you!

I am loving the shields to show how to do the color. So we now have white and yellow. Two colors that get a lot of complaints. Any other colors in the works? I wouldn't mind a pink or purple one.

Kinda wish i had something yellow to paint now haha. I'm definitely keen to know more about glazing!. Also loving the slowly growing collection of painted minis behind you. Any plans to put a shelf up or something to that effect? also going to put in a request for a pink space marine... It's morphing time...

Can't think of anything I'll use this for but I'll be watching this anyway

I could have used this video a few weeks ago, when I committed to a Bad Moon style Blood Bowl team.

Thank you for the tutorial really useful tips to achieve an effective yellow. A little bug bare of mine is that all these types of tutorials paint the entire model, whereas I often want to paint just a section of the whole mini. Example looking to paint up the new Vampire Blood bowl team in a Batfkin style (yellow armour, red gauntlets, blue leathers and black cape) so the above video works perfectly for the armour, but worried it will go over the blue leather I have already laid down. Is there a particular set of steps for placing colour on a mini you would recommend?

Could you go through colour theory please. Something I struggle to get my head round.

*Happy wraithguard noises*

can you make a video on how to paint the death guard green?

how do you wash your brush after that?

prime pink! btw: how did you avoid purple and yellow become brownish? yellow is pretty close to orange as its complementary colour.

If i may ask, what is the sable brush you use for the contrast paint? Looks very smooth to handle. Thanks for the answer.

Do you think the purple to yellow would work on something less structured, like a tactical squad?

Hey man, thanks for this ! Say, which one of the four themes would you say is better for Iyanden, or is there another solution that would work better for iyanden in terms of paints? I'm definitely going to go with a drybrushing option because yellow would be too hard to paint otherwise honestly, thanks !

7:55 If you are going to drybrush with a bright yellow after the contrast paint, then why drybrush the white over wraithbone to start? Surely the bright yellow drybrush is doing the same job?

Dumb question here: How would you approach this if it were something like a sash, which is relatively small, surrounded by other colors you really don’t want to get your yellows on, and may not have great access? Would you discard the dry brush for a more traditional brush/layering technique, but with a similar color progression as what you have shown?

Forgetting for a moment that you're AO and you would like us all to buy as many brushes as we can fit into our postboxes... I am looking at your dry brush series and I WANT THEM YESTERDAY!!! I am wondering as a starter purchase which brushes would you consider absolutely essential and in what multiples?

Could you tell us which of the base colors were used on each of the shields in the order in which you are holding them at the end? It seems as if the shields change position between the glazing portion of the viedo and the outro.

Great video. please just look into the camera tho :P

Would this method work on yellow body suits with more curves and less hard edges? I’ve recently started painting Marvel Crisis Protocol figures and have been struggling a lot with it, I have no idea how to go about painting the yellow on a predominantly yellow figure like Jean Grey.

Maybe its just me, but I cant identify which one is the 3rd from ledt in the stages, as they look bright or dark to me 🙈 Can anyone help?

I noticed that one of the brushes you were using was different, it was square at the ferule and seemed to be softer than the series D. Is that a new brush line your working on?

Could you use these techniques in conjunction with edge highlights or would that look odd?

What is the putty material you are using?

what pellet is this, and painting technique?

Anyone know how to do metallic yellow, NOT gold?

What brush is that again? Did i miss the name

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