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Awesome explanation, I'd love a follow up on value sketching a mini before "coloring" it.

Why start with the allied color and not not just blend the two to begin with?

THIS IS EPIC! THANK YOU! i had confused myself so this really HELPED me!!!!

holy shit literally the best glazing video after watching so many thank you so much

The direction of glazing.... that was a mind-blown moment! Thanks MD :)

Okay okay, this feels a bit like ghoulishness, the video is already a few years old, but...just yesterday I asked you in the stream how I can improve my colour thinning, and here is the video. Thank you very much :) To everyone else: The good man is not only extremely talented, he also streams live on Twitch, and Fridays are ‘WIP Day’, when you can get feedback on your minis. Brilliant! :)( oh yeah, my main account has a different name, u usually just call me "comic" :D)

Great little explanation! Thank you! It really made some things click when thinking about the basecoat/shade/hightlight method that gets taught. I think volume gets lost where paint companies sell different "colours" to highlight with, so newbies like me think in terms of colour.

Stop brushlicking

I have several of these now. Awesome!

Nice tutorial, thank you. Is that grey similar to just using Rakarth Flesh?

My last 6 w&n have been absolure garbage ill never buy another. It was very hard to get kolinsky brushes in the US for a bit and the only brush i could find was rosemary and co. What a happy accident. The last 5 #2 have all been perfect. The one i use most often even for stippling has been going for a year. I just pulled a stray bristle yesterday for the first time in months. I cant wait to try the kimera brushes though because i love slanted brushes and i think the arrow tip will lend itself well to my painting. Thanks for this video. Down with w&n 😂

Bought the set after watching this. Addresses various qualms I've had with every recommended brush I've used. Thanks for the video!

Thanks a million for the informative review. I bought the set because of you and I am in love. I can't believe noone else has done this arrow shape before, it is magical!

The best explanation of glazing I've seen so far

Thank you thank you thank you I have watched a lot of how to glaze vids. But how you used your nails it was a game changer. I know it was simple but i needed it to be simple for me to finally get it again thank you

Finally I understand after watching so many videos, thanks a lot buddy, subscribed!

Where do we buy?

I've watched so many videos on this subject and finally someone explained it right

I love that when you tried to show the bristles don't spread that your first stroke the bristles do spread. But only the once.

this video is 4yrs ago but still, this video helps especially for a noob like me that has just begun painting. thank you 🙏🏻

Great video. Thanks!

Мутотень!

These are the only miniature brushes I've used that have held their tip, and actually improve my painting lol

I've been checking through all sorts of glazing videos, and not a *single one* has explained it in the way you have. Just the bit about touching off the extra. Absolute game changer. 4 years late to this video, and its still solid stuff. All the other videos I've found have just been "yeah, you know, do a glaze" without explaining exactly *how* or *what*.

Thanks 👍

Really well explained and demonstrated...will try tomorrow

Do you ever use a paint retarder when wet blending?

For what technique are vallejo model paints good? Layering? Festhering?

Loved the chocolate brown base coat one. Has a realistic feel to me great work

Spot on regarding W&N quality control. Been debating on kimera brushes. Probably going to pull the trigger.

Best explanation on youtube. ❤

The wet blend technique is easy to understand but I struggle with it in practice. So perhaps the learning curve is the big trade off with this technique.

Great video, best I have seen on the subject and a huge help but might I suggest a manicure for the next one. Those nails are nasty.

This is very well explained and helpful. When you said that we should be thinking in terms of value, not color, it really clicked.

As much as I love the massive amount of resource available on TH-cam, every now and then there’s a video that gives me a eureka moment as I learn something new or gain a new understanding of something I thought I already knew. This was one of those videos. Thanks a lot.