Love these! I think it’s super smart how you look at real photos ahead of time to give yourself a tighter color scheme. I’m definitely going to make the frosted wolves for when I get to making my space Wolf army!
This is so perfect! Im in the midst of painting the Karkadrak model but wasn’t sure what to do with the fur parts. I know exactly what to do now. Thank you!
Definitely going to be using this technique when I start painting Fenrisian Dire wolves! Excellent vid again Byron. Keep up the amazing work, always a pleasure to watch, with great explanation and tips. Really helpful and fun to watch
I just want to say thanks so much for the quality content. I'm currently waiting on a covid test result, and watching/listening to your videos while painting has really helped to keep me somewhat relaxed.
Awesome video, I love how these turned out. That brown fur looks great. I did something similar to your tutorial for the ice blue/grey with my wolves. When I looked online for some inspiration, I noticed that grey wolves actually have a good chunk of black and multiple different shades of brown in their fur (usually black/dark grey near the top, going to dark brown below that and lighter brown below that), so I did things slightly different to try to imitate that. I started with a lighter colour basecoat, just like you did. My next step was to put a very thick and heavy horizontal strip of black near the top, going from the front of the mini all the way to near the end of it's tail , and then a strip of dark brown below that around the tops of the shoulders, and then a strip of a lighter brown immediately below that, partway down the shoulders and belly of the wolves. It looked really ugly at this step. I then did a nuln oil wash on the mini, to darken the recesses and help soften this contrast, and then I started drybrushing, except I started with darker colours and progressively went lighter, ending in a slightly off-white. Each layer softened that hard black or brown contrast compared to the lighter colour fur, and I ended up with a result I really liked. It still had small hints of black, dark brown, and light brown within the fur similar to wolves in nature, while being predominantly grey. I was also able to create a bit of variety really easily in the look of them by varying the placement and amount of black and browns I put on them early on, as the later steps soften the effect. The sculpt of these wolves really lend themselves to techniques like drybrushing. They are some pretty fantastic models, and were a lot of fun to paint. It's a good thing I have more of them to do.
I have never painted figurines, but Im trying to restore an ornament and I was clueless on how to do its fur. Thank you :). I even thought about using chalk pastels or something.
This tutorial is awesome!! I have some darklands werewolves and wolves I have been proscrastinating to start on and this tutorial is exactly what I needed!
Another great video Byron.... can't wait to see you use these techniques on your Lockdown Army .... also want to say how great it is that you reply to so many comments on your videos... amazing work dude ... keep it going :)
Thanks so much for your kind word my friend! We do our best and really appreciate people taking the time to give us suggestions, ask questions and help us improve!😊Hope you're well!
@@ArtisOpus thanks Byron I am good mate... just picked up a few more bits from GW as I got a few days off and have been inspired by your videos to paint some more minis... doing Raven Guard atm 😁 ... keep safe all of you and keep these videos coming 👍👍
Nice, love both schemes, deffinately need to try these, got a 1:32 scale Royal Flying Corps pilot somewhere, thinking this would be ace to try on the collar of his flying jacket, but probably going to use my stormboyz as a test first!
Tutorial is great used it for Abbadons cloak and came much out better then expected. Was wondering if you would be able to do a tutorial on Iron Warriors unsure on what colors to use.
Hey dude, can we see? If you're on insta/facebook etc please tag us! If not IW we'll be covering metallics more in the near future, very possible in a '3 ways' tutorial, shouldn't be more than 2weeks - a month off!
Another Great video dude, super well done! Love the look of the grey wolf, I’ll definitely be trying this on my Skaven during the week! Thanks for all your hard work! Have fun and stay safe 😁👍🏼
Ive got a new werewolf model that I picked up at Adepticon made by Journeyman Miniatures... so ive been scouring youtube on different fur technics. I also picked up a set of your 5 drybrushes that im anxious to try out, so this is actually kind of perfect. You were busy when I stopped by so I didnt actually get a chance to pick your brain, maybe next year? Thanks for sharing your wisdom bro, much appreciated...
Oh man. We will be there next year! Any specific questions you have, make a new comment on a recent vid so we don't miss them, and I will sort you out! I recommend checking our complete guide to drybrushing video, and our flawless blends one also, they are great starting points. Testing on a terrain piece is also a great way to begin! Enjoy, thanks for your support!
It would be really cool to see this technique used on the Wizkids (I can’t remember if it’s Nolzur’s or Pathfinder) giant ape mini. I’m going to go for a silver back for mine. I’ll post my results on one of your social media pages.
That's awesome dude🤩Google silver backs and have them on your desk for reference when painting. I did it with the wolves and it helped so much! Good luck😊
nice. Now i need to find some fur to paint haha. I'm playing around with fluorescents at the moment. I'd love to see how you do some cool cyberpunk fluorescent hair
Hey, after seeing the fur being painted, i was wondering how could one paint the iridescent colors found on the tuchus off a fly. Like that black with purple and green shine. Or beetle-style with green carapace and bleu/ red/ orange shine. The Gladewyrm from the Endless Spells: Sylvaneth and/ or maybe The wardroth beetle from Alarielle the Everqueen could be good candidates to receive this treatment. Thx and stay safe.
This is something we may well end up trying on our wings of our lockdown project's big first mini! I'm yet to try colorshift/similar, but may well give them a go. I think if you're not a Jesus level painter a good middleground is to perhaps blend into the colour shifters in a particular area (or dull them outside of that area with washes, etc) to control where they shine from, a little. Otherwise it's good old fashioned smart colour use and blending!
@@ArtisOpus one of the last things I tried the colorshift paints on I used multiples over an area blending them with an airbrush. I did a spider's body in a darker blue red color with a more golden color to highlight the center and it creates a some interesting colors as they react together. Is an effect I'll be trying more in the future.
This is going to be so helpful with Rippa's Snarlfangs, my latest Beastgrave warband! Bought the models before the lockdown and been unsure how best to approach them. 😁👍🖌️🖌️.
That's exactly the intent with these, and why we've made them in a way which shouldn't be paint-specific, they're there for future reference for forever :)
amazing! would a zenithal prime over black work well or is the solid white prime a better way to go here? would apothecary white be a good easy strarting base for the gray blue wolf?
This is quality and I'd love to recreate them, just a shame I have no reason to buy and paint some Wolves since I'm not an awful awful Space Wolves player. Ordered myself a size 4 and size 6 series S earlier so going to be armed with some of those big boy brushes soon, can't wait to give them a go!
I think it's to do with reading a word first before hearing it. Isn't it? I guess a lot of us encountered it first in books/hobby stuff, rather than hearing it. You're absolutely right though. No excuse 😅
Absolutely James! Skin colour is your choice, but you could work from the same basecoat as the fur, and go in the same, or a different direction wit hthe highlights, as long as you have the same base (often dark/mid brown) it works out nicely :)
I still have a litter of kitty adventurers (SFG - Cats & Catacombs) to paint up. This could be a great way to blast through all that fur before it blows through my patience!
Absolutely dude, all about letting you get to the details/fun bits as fast as possible, without loss of momentum, sounds PURRfect... Couldn't resist :)
Absolutely gutted followed this guide step by step but the thunder hawk blue never came out like blue shown, so instead it came out completely different, so I dry brushed Baharroth Blue over it instead to give it more of an icy look
@@ArtisOpus It was primed with grey deer so maybe that could be it, as when I applied thunder hawk blue it just didn’t look blue at all next time I will prob try using ultramarine blue instead of thunder hawk see if I can get that icy blue look instead, happy to post pic to you on insta if you like? (Think lightning wyvern from Ark: survival evolved if you ever played it)
My Fenrisian Wolves look more like Norwegian Timber Wolves with greys and browns from the nose to tail and underbellies a light sandstone colour But yours look okay, except never before seen a Blue Wolf.
I have watched so many of your videos, and I just never seem to get anything from them. And I realized today that I can't understand half of what you're saying. I'm American so the accent creates a slight barrier but you quickly mumble so much of what you say that I'd have to rewind your content constantly to comprehend it.
Hey dude, there's an auto-generated subtitles button bottom-right of the screen ('CC'), and they're generally really good, my GF isn't English and we use it a lot, works a treat! As time goes on you should find our more recent videos easier, I'm always making an effort to enunciate and speak more clearly.
It might be lazy but I love using my contrast paints on fur - it comes out great with a bit of dry brushing at the end.
No reason not to dude, it's kind of similar to my thinned paint technique I demo'd on the first guy, let the texture do the talking!
Oooh oooh oooh YAY!!! That blue puppo looks ace 😍😍😍
Thanks, dude! Hopefully it's useful for you!
I dig ‘em! Hoping to use this technique for a fur cloak on one of my troll miniatures.
Perfect! Let us know how it goes (in another comment, YT is awful for ongoing chat notifications)
Love these! I think it’s super smart how you look at real photos ahead of time to give yourself a tighter color scheme. I’m definitely going to make the frosted wolves for when I get to making my space Wolf army!
It helps so much, dude! Real life reference is something I feel I should use a lot more more in painting 👨🎨 Thank you!
Love the ice blue wolves!
Thanks, buddy!
This is so perfect! Im in the midst of painting the Karkadrak model but wasn’t sure what to do with the fur parts. I know exactly what to do now. Thank you!
Thanks dude, you're most welcome, glad to be of help!
Definitely going to be using this technique when I start painting Fenrisian Dire wolves!
Excellent vid again Byron. Keep up the amazing work, always a pleasure to watch, with great explanation and tips. Really helpful and fun to watch
Thanks bud! Hope you're well❤
@@ArtisOpus Not too bad. Hope you are all surviving lockdown as well haha
Awesome! I was looking for tips to finally paint Sif (Dark Souls). I feel ready!!!
Yes! Praise the sun :)
Really really love the blue/grey colour style of wolves. Gonna give this a go.
fantastic tutorial :) Will use it, soon time to paint my wolves. This could also be used on fur pelts on space wolves marines.
Absolutely! On smaller sections you could miss a few steps for sure. Also :)
Fantastic tutorial again, we love your work, it all ties into so many of people's projects.
Thanks so much, Martin, that's the idea! We'll always try and pick a lot of content which is relevant to the most people possible :)
@@ArtisOpus does that mean I'm less likely to see or find out a good colour combo to do deathwing in a slightly whiter style than GW currently do 😉
I just want to say thanks so much for the quality content. I'm currently waiting on a covid test result, and watching/listening to your videos while painting has really helped to keep me somewhat relaxed.
Our pleasure dude😊 Hope you get nice results back! Take care and stay safe❤
I know it is kinda randomly asking but do anyone know of a good site to watch newly released tv shows online?
@Caleb Jaxton flixportal :P
@Davis Wilson Thanks, signed up and it seems like they got a lot of movies there :) Appreciate it !
@Caleb Jaxton You are welcome :D
Maaaan I’m just discovering your channel and starting my SW army. Your techniques and methodology is absolutely inspiring!
Very nice techniques to make those wolves really pop. Thank you.
Our pleasure :) Thank so much for your support buddy!
Awesome! I just got some Deep Cuts wolves and have been dying to paint them!
Perfect timing🤩
Awesome video, I love how these turned out. That brown fur looks great.
I did something similar to your tutorial for the ice blue/grey with my wolves. When I looked online for some inspiration, I noticed that grey wolves actually have a good chunk of black and multiple different shades of brown in their fur (usually black/dark grey near the top, going to dark brown below that and lighter brown below that), so I did things slightly different to try to imitate that. I started with a lighter colour basecoat, just like you did. My next step was to put a very thick and heavy horizontal strip of black near the top, going from the front of the mini all the way to near the end of it's tail , and then a strip of dark brown below that around the tops of the shoulders, and then a strip of a lighter brown immediately below that, partway down the shoulders and belly of the wolves. It looked really ugly at this step. I then did a nuln oil wash on the mini, to darken the recesses and help soften this contrast, and then I started drybrushing, except I started with darker colours and progressively went lighter, ending in a slightly off-white. Each layer softened that hard black or brown contrast compared to the lighter colour fur, and I ended up with a result I really liked. It still had small hints of black, dark brown, and light brown within the fur similar to wolves in nature, while being predominantly grey. I was also able to create a bit of variety really easily in the look of them by varying the placement and amount of black and browns I put on them early on, as the later steps soften the effect.
The sculpt of these wolves really lend themselves to techniques like drybrushing. They are some pretty fantastic models, and were a lot of fun to paint. It's a good thing I have more of them to do.
my eyes have witnessed a miracle a painting video on my favourite squad of my army plus a really cool way to do it ICE WOLFY SOO COOOL
Perfect😁🤩Glad our timing worked out for you!
Very helpful tutorial for everything that has fur on it. Thanks a lot.
Our pleasure dude!
I have never painted figurines, but Im trying to restore an ornament and I was clueless on how to do its fur. Thank you :). I even thought about using chalk pastels or something.
This tutorial is awesome!! I have some darklands werewolves and wolves I have been proscrastinating to start on and this tutorial is exactly what I needed!
Perfect, thanks dude, good luck!
Great fur thank you for another awesome video
Our pleasure😊And thank you for the support!
Another great video Byron.... can't wait to see you use these techniques on your Lockdown Army .... also want to say how great it is that you reply to so many comments on your videos... amazing work dude ... keep it going :)
Thanks so much for your kind word my friend! We do our best and really appreciate people taking the time to give us suggestions, ask questions and help us improve!😊Hope you're well!
@@ArtisOpus thanks Byron I am good mate... just picked up a few more bits from GW as I got a few days off and have been inspired by your videos to paint some more minis... doing Raven Guard atm 😁 ... keep safe all of you and keep these videos coming 👍👍
i know you have done a video on the ice base before but man do they look super good with the wolves.
Right?! I was pleasantly surprised, it is also *unbelievably* quick, literally 3 stage painting, for a high quality effect!
There's tons of fur guides on the net. Most of them can't touch this. Awesome style dude.
Whoa, I appreciate that!🤩
You can speed up first stage a bit by using skeleton horde contrast instead of morghast bone
Good call!
Amazing video again! Any chance we can get a future video on different flesh tones? Like other darker tones etc?
Thanks, dude! Absolutely, I just need some practice first😁
Awesome video!
Could you do a similar one about painting hairs and beards? Like for dwarfs. I struggle a bit to come up with realistic results.
Absolutely, dude! I'll have a think about this and also on what model it'd be the best to demonstrate it on😉Thanks so much for your support!
Thank you sir!! Thank you for all the great content.
You're so welcome buddy! Thank you for watching and supporting 😊
Superb! can't wait!
Excellent, see you for the live in a few hours? :)
Nice, love both schemes, deffinately need to try these, got a 1:32 scale Royal Flying Corps pilot somewhere, thinking this would be ace to try on the collar of his flying jacket, but probably going to use my stormboyz as a test first!
Let me know how it goes dude, the colour concepts work nicely at a smaller level, you can even skip a few steps!
My suggestion for a video, chaos knights or chaos warriors
I will be working on coloured metallics very soon. There's a good chance these will feature. Thank you for the suggestion😊
Wonderful. Much love as always.
Thanks dude, straight back at you
Wow that looks amazing. Was thinking about starting an Owl Bear as my second project. This is going to be very helpful! :)
Should be perfect dude, it'll work nicely for the feathers, too!
Tutorial is great used it for Abbadons cloak and came much out better then expected. Was wondering if you would be able to do a tutorial on Iron Warriors unsure on what colors to use.
Hey dude, can we see? If you're on insta/facebook etc please tag us!
If not IW we'll be covering metallics more in the near future, very possible in a '3 ways' tutorial, shouldn't be more than 2weeks - a month off!
Love these tutorials. Keep them coming!
Thanks so much! Keep watching and I'll keep painting 😁👨🎨
really love these videos - continuously inspired to paint from these
Amazing to hear! Thanks a ton🤩
great Video, thanks a lot!
My pleasure dude!
I swear you have me on surveillance and put out guides perfect for whatever I have just primed up
So, about that blacked out van you've been seeing a lot... 😉 Glad to help dude!
Ahhh I recently dug out an old box of goblin wolf rider wolves that someone had painted solid silver. Perfect timing, dude!
Oh wow... sounds like 13 y/o Byron painting!
Amazing as always
Thanks again, buddy! Hope you're well 😊
Another Great video dude, super well done! Love the look of the grey wolf, I’ll definitely be trying this on my Skaven during the week! Thanks for all your hard work! Have fun and stay safe 😁👍🏼
Cheers for the kind words, dude!
love the white nail varnish btw XD
HAHA! Unfortunately, the first layer was a primer, so it was there a good 3 days😂
@@ArtisOpus lol i normally go to school with black primer on my hands my teachers think im a goth but no im just a hobbyist 😂😂
MAN I needed this video 3 days ago when doing fur cloaks!
Doh!
Woopsie🙄😁Hope they went okay, dude!
@@ArtisOpus be better if I had a set of artist Opus brushes :-)
Cant wait to try this idea for my werewolf
Glad you find it useful, thanks so much for watching!😊
What paint would you recommend instead of the thunder hawk blue. Love the video
I'm going to paint my space wolf army the frost theme. Thank you!
Perfect, glad to be of service!
This is the third time you've put out a video the day after I needed it. I am very sad.
😅 I will be here for future reference :)
@@ArtisOpus Currently painting up a space wolf force! Look forward to more stuff on the ol' wolves if you have any planned :D
Opus, it would be awesome to see you do a paint up on a Necromunda Orlock cyber-mastiff mate.
We do love doggies ^_^ Thanks so much for your suggestion and support! 😁
Looks like I will be buying some wolves 🤣🤣 great as usual guy 👍
Thanks, gal! :)
Sorry missed the “ s” should say “ guys” 🤦🏻
Ive got a new werewolf model that I picked up at Adepticon made by Journeyman Miniatures... so ive been scouring youtube on different fur technics. I also picked up a set of your 5 drybrushes that im anxious to try out, so this is actually kind of perfect. You were busy when I stopped by so I didnt actually get a chance to pick your brain, maybe next year? Thanks for sharing your wisdom bro, much appreciated...
Oh man. We will be there next year! Any specific questions you have, make a new comment on a recent vid so we don't miss them, and I will sort you out!
I recommend checking our complete guide to drybrushing video, and our flawless blends one also, they are great starting points.
Testing on a terrain piece is also a great way to begin!
Enjoy, thanks for your support!
@@ArtisOpus awesome, I appreciate that! I will certainly ask a few questions as they come up during the process. Thanks again 🤘🏻
@@chaoticpainting1507 🥰 NPS!
My soon-to-be-painted Jokaero Weaponsmith thanks you.
Hey dude, tell him he's most welcome! :D
It would be really cool to see this technique used on the Wizkids (I can’t remember if it’s Nolzur’s or Pathfinder) giant ape mini. I’m going to go for a silver back for mine. I’ll post my results on one of your social media pages.
That's awesome dude🤩Google silver backs and have them on your desk for reference when painting. I did it with the wolves and it helped so much! Good luck😊
Another great video guy’s, thank you. Is that a new texture palette? I desires it
Thanks so much! It is something we're just finalizing, it should be available in the not too distant future👀😁🤩
Looks too nice to rub paint all over it.
nice. Now i need to find some fur to paint haha. I'm playing around with fluorescents at the moment. I'd love to see how you do some cool cyberpunk fluorescent hair
That's an interesting idea! Maybe I should ask Kirioth for tips😉
@@ArtisOpus did someone say collab?
good Job, Thank You
Our pleasure buddy!
Awesome look, now I just need some wolves
Any fur will do, dude, pelts, cloaks, etc! :) Thanks
Hey, after seeing the fur being painted, i was wondering how could one paint the iridescent colors found on the tuchus off a fly.
Like that black with purple and green shine. Or beetle-style with green carapace and bleu/ red/ orange shine.
The Gladewyrm from the Endless Spells: Sylvaneth and/ or maybe The wardroth beetle from Alarielle the Everqueen
could be good candidates to receive this treatment.
Thx and stay safe.
There are some paints that will get this look for you, look into colorshift paints, I use the set from GreenStuffWorld.
@@PKToysoldier thx for the info but i would rather not use paints like that and have control on where i want the shine to be seen.
This is something we may well end up trying on our wings of our lockdown project's big first mini! I'm yet to try colorshift/similar, but may well give them a go.
I think if you're not a Jesus level painter a good middleground is to perhaps blend into the colour shifters in a particular area (or dull them outside of that area with washes, etc) to control where they shine from, a little. Otherwise it's good old fashioned smart colour use and blending!
@@ArtisOpus Nice :) it would be awesome to see how you tackle this, cant wait :)
@@ArtisOpus one of the last things I tried the colorshift paints on I used multiples over an area blending them with an airbrush. I did a spider's body in a darker blue red color with a more golden color to highlight the center and it creates a some interesting colors as they react together. Is an effect I'll be trying more in the future.
Very nice!
Thanks so much for your ongoing support my friend 💚🤩
This is going to be so helpful with Rippa's Snarlfangs, my latest Beastgrave warband! Bought the models before the lockdown and been unsure how best to approach them. 😁👍🖌️🖌️.
Absolutely, dude! Cool blue fur can be a nice contrast to bright green-yellow skin, so it should work perfectly. Good luck🤩
@@ArtisOpus 😁👍🖌️🖌️
I came here because looking for werewolf paint ideas this is nice the blending outwards
Thanks, buddy!
@@ArtisOpus I'll be brush painting for dnd monsters and was thinking prime ,wash then different shades brown then light dry brush tips
Not one I'm gonna use for awhile but now I have a reference I suppose haha
That's exactly the intent with these, and why we've made them in a way which shouldn't be paint-specific, they're there for future reference for forever :)
amazing! would a zenithal prime over black work well or is the solid white prime a better way to go here? would apothecary white be a good easy strarting base for the gray blue wolf?
Love the videos so much I decided buy a set of series D brushes. Please check the store.
Amazing to hear bud, thanks so much😊Hope they serve you well
Great!
Thanks, buddy :)
This is quality and I'd love to recreate them, just a shame I have no reason to buy and paint some Wolves since I'm not an awful awful Space Wolves player. Ordered myself a size 4 and size 6 series S earlier so going to be armed with some of those big boy brushes soon, can't wait to give them a go!
Oh amazing, dude! Let us know how they go, they're pure magic, you don't know until you know, then you wonder WTF you were doing!
@@ArtisOpus Im looking forward to them mate, they look great in the videos!
if you were goig to paint a white wolf would you drybrush a tan colour first
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Up to you buddy, find a nature reference where you can see deep into the fur, and go with whatever one you like the most
Some go pretty yellow before going dark in the recesses, so tan or a tallow colour could well work
Thanks for the advise,I,ll look into it
@@ArtisOpus
Is it possible to use Ushati Bone as the base bone layer?
Of course :)
May have missed it, but which models were those? Was it standard GW fenrisian wolf box set?
Yes it is 😊
This makes me want to get a spacewolves army lol and would this work on say like armor pelts?
Absolutely, Jackson, any fur!
DO IT! Get Ragnar Blackmane!
Ragnars still good but i hate what gw did with the 9th ed codex, lost a lot of the flavor and functionality.
Does it work with scales because i wanna paint an icy dragon for my stormcast
This was fur-ly good Byron 😳
😊Thanks, man!
@@ArtisOpus no problem dude, been here from the start and loving the progress the channel is making mate! You should be very proud!
How do you get your paints to stay wet for so long just sitting there. Mine dry out so quick
Looks great!
Why are people on YT saying 'seppia', not 'seepia'? Hardly an obscure word.
I think it's to do with reading a word first before hearing it. Isn't it? I guess a lot of us encountered it first in books/hobby stuff, rather than hearing it. You're absolutely right though. No excuse 😅
Would you use the same idea for beasts with a bigger area of skin to fur?
Absolutely James! Skin colour is your choice, but you could work from the same basecoat as the fur, and go in the same, or a different direction wit hthe highlights, as long as you have the same base (often dark/mid brown) it works out nicely :)
I got the same paints but mine does not look so blue
The Brown fur its perfect for Paint beards 😁
Absolutely dude! Maybe I should do a '3 beards 3 ways' ^^
I still have a litter of kitty adventurers (SFG - Cats & Catacombs) to paint up. This could be a great way to blast through all that fur before it blows through my patience!
Absolutely dude, all about letting you get to the details/fun bits as fast as possible, without loss of momentum, sounds PURRfect...
Couldn't resist :)
Absolutely gutted followed this guide step by step but the thunder hawk blue never came out like blue shown, so instead it came out completely different, so I dry brushed Baharroth Blue over it instead to give it more of an icy look
Oh that's a shame man, any ideas on why you think it could have happened? Sounds like a good fix though
@@ArtisOpus It was primed with grey deer so maybe that could be it, as when I applied thunder hawk blue it just didn’t look blue at all next time I will prob try using ultramarine blue instead of thunder hawk see if I can get that icy blue look instead, happy to post pic to you on insta if you like? (Think lightning wyvern from Ark: survival evolved if you ever played it)
Would this also work for feathers and scales?
Absolutely dude :) it's all texture based technique!
Nice.
tony
Cheers, Tony!
Do you still sell brushes?
Yes, of course! store.artis-opus.com/collections/series-d-drybrushing
I love the grey wolf. Shame I don’t have any 😱😭😭😭
😊Thanks so much! Anything furry will do :)
Toe beans! :D
Such toe beans, next up 'how to paint a lolcat' ^^
Love your tutorials, Great work, love the wolves.
Happy to hear! Thanks so much bud 🤩
My Fenrisian Wolves look more like Norwegian Timber Wolves with greys and browns from the nose to tail and underbellies a light sandstone colour But yours look okay, except never before seen a Blue Wolf.
Thanks so much buddy! 😊
Hi guys, *HAND*
? :o
I have watched so many of your videos, and I just never seem to get anything from them. And I realized today that I can't understand half of what you're saying. I'm American so the accent creates a slight barrier but you quickly mumble so much of what you say that I'd have to rewind your content constantly to comprehend it.
Hey dude, there's an auto-generated subtitles button bottom-right of the screen ('CC'), and they're generally really good, my GF isn't English and we use it a lot, works a treat!
As time goes on you should find our more recent videos easier, I'm always making an effort to enunciate and speak more clearly.
@Artis Opus thank you. Every time I read the title of any of your videos, I see something I want to learn.
No worries buddy, did it help? Google's tech is there for our assistance! :D
@Artis Opus yes! I really love your techniques. They are helping me tremendously. I do action figure customs.
@@Dusarrion very cool! Glad to be of help, buddy :)
great video as always but please stop using this annoying premiere feature
:) Thank you! You can always watch the video when it's up dude