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Painting Heroforge 6 : Color Themes, Theory & Selection
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ส.ค. 2024
- Work continues on our painting basics Heroforge tutorial series. This episode is all about the wonderful world of color.
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PAINT KEY
VMC = Vallejo Model Color
VGC = Vallejo Game Color
VMA = Vallejo Model Air
VPA = Vallejo Panzer Aces
MC = Vallejo Metal Color
AK = AK Interactive
GW = Games Workshop
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I love this color scheme. It's like Jim Carrey's The Mask in the 17th century. Anyway, this is an older video, but you should know those of us dipping our toes into miniature painting are still finding your work super helpful. Cheers.
The cape is awesome.
Those colors! Dr. you have balls of steel. Really turned out great.
Awesome video. That cloak is beautiful - like a sunrise in the mountains.
This is a gem of a miniature, i love it. The paint job is fantastic :)
Awesome painting video. Lots to think about in this one. I think that I'll watch this again just to digest.
Cloak looks beautiful.
This is my fav mini of yours I’ve seen!
His clothes are so loud, no one can hear him sing! 😄
Great video! Love how the colors represent meaning/setting.
What would you do for a magnetized mini that went on multiple bases?
Like being able to pull the orc off and attach him to a square base when you want? The feet are way too small for magnets. Guess you can maybe put some pins in the feet.
@@ThePaintingClinic sent you a message on your Facebook
I love this channel and I just discovered. I cant wait to see whats next.
Just one complaint, I wanted to see how you would paint the lute
Great colour combo(s)!
Looks absolute cool :-)
Got no complaints.
Simply amazing, love your painting. I just picked up a color wheel from Micheal's this week, i never learned college level color theory , i was a business major LOL, But has giving me general idea of contrasting and complimenting colors. Speaking of which do you really have a doctorate ?
Love your videos! Do you have any plans for doing a lighting one? Specifically object source lighting?
Maybe. It's not really my thing.
I'm not too sure about this result. It's striking, but it's also incredibly noisy. When you apply this many contrasting colours it helps to have the more desaturated or have a more neutral colour in the background. The more colours you add, the further you need to move down in saturation.
Your Gellerpox is a good example of this. The neutral skin is what allowed you to play around with different coloured hair and clothes.
Agreed, mission accomplished. That was the point of this particular theme. Over the top? You bet. You won't be able to not notice this guy when he walks into a tavern or square.
It’s an orc bard, dude
have you seen the new Citadel Contrast Paints? If so what do you think?
Too me they look interesting but from what i have seen it is recommended that you use the new contrast undercoat/primer. In the back of my mind i am a little worried that they are just trying to sell more primer by making a thicker wash adding extra flow aid.
Can't really comment without trying them. Seems to be the same effect you can get with a heavy coat of slightly thinned paint over a light basecoat.
Great job. I see you are using a tile as a pallet, so what dilution do you use for your painting? Thank you
It varies on several factors. Opacity of the paint, color being applied, speed painting verses smoother blending. Anywhere between 1:4 to 1:8 paint to water ratio.
@@ThePaintingClinic merci beaucoup à la prochaine vidéo
Did Faust ever do a review on the Hero Forge miniatures themselves? They look good, but I'm not sure if they're 20-30 bucks a piece good.
Chad Nine I often download the stl files and sort printing through my local printers. Getting these printed in resin is mighty fine, plus I can print several copies of the same mini
this might be a stupid question, but you wash and reuse that tile palette, right? do you use the tile because it's cheap and easy to clean?
thanks for the video. this is a nice model to learn from since it has so many open areas but lots of opportunity for color.
That's just a side bonus. It's because they allow you to better thin the paint.
I posted this question on another of your earlier videos, but I thought it would bear repeating on your most recent technique video. I absolutely love your videos as they have helped me immensely in painting my mini's. Is there a way you could put in your description the Vallejo Paint color numbers? This would be incredibly helpful for any and all future paint purchases. A great many thanks for your helpful painting techniques!
What do you hate to paint the most?
Anything repetitive.
I love playing bards. Now I have to roll an orc bard...
What strikes me, is that the Bard miniature from the new Hero Quest, looks an awful like this one. Maybe you inspired their artist.
Hulk Sing!!
neat mini and haf ork bard yes a thing i gess neat guy see as post new
what brand of brushes do you use? How to you care for them?
He talks about his brushes in several videos. Search "Brushes". As I recall he doesn't buy expensive brushes and gets just whatever, no specific brands, but they talks about brush types like what they are made of.
@@willierants5880 Yes I actually went back and found his basics video where he told what he used
Red ones are Princeton 4050. Blues are Cotmans. Browns are Escoda.
I have to respectfully disagree with your opening statement that color theory breakd down with miniature painting. Things like complementary colors absolutely still work with mini. I feel you even demonstrated it with the blue tunic and orange pants. Then you even recognized the red wasn't right, and the shift to purple took you to a split complementary scheme.
All this said, you are a phenomenally better painter than I am, and I don't want to display Dunning-Kreuger here. Would you mind clarify what you were trying to say?
It's a very striking miniature, and it definitely highlights theme.
Read about color theory and you'll find many sources that state if you use one color then you MUST use this other color. That's the part I disagree with. Art related color theory should be used as a suggestion, but not follow dogmatically. Rather than approaching miniature painting solely as an art project it should also be approached as a real life object/person/animal. We don't strictly follow color theory when choosing clothes to wear, for example. It's helpful, but one shouldn't be obsessed with it. If you're stuck and don't know what colors to use then consult a color wheel for suggestions. Otherwise use whatever colors you want to use.
@@ThePaintingClinic Thank you for explaining! I love your videos, and your advice has taken my painting skills to a level beyond super saiyan!
Half orc bards. Even if they cant sing, people still pay . . . . Or else
Of course he is flashily dressed, everyone knows Orcs have no fashion sense.
I think that's why Flash Gitz exist in Warhammer