Painting Stonework Part 2

Part 2 is here. It’s all in the details. Any questions, please ask. Do please click like and subscribe if you haven’t already. It helps a lot and I love hearing from you. Let me know what you thought to my technique below in the comments, and thanks for watching. Ollie
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[@ellieB5806]

Fabulous! Thank you for sharing your amazing talent

[@ojsmodels2368]

you're welcome

[@daniellejones5981]

WOW!

[@ojsmodels2368]

Thank you

[@Badgerinthenight]

"Apply with instinct" - wonderful advice ^_^

[@ojsmodels2368]

Thanks. I hope it’s good advice haha. What might seem instinctive to some might need instruction for others. A lot of model making and detailing is instinctive, I think. You know when it feels right or 'off'.

[@Badgerinthenight]

@@ojsmodels2368 I think it is good advice! Coming from an arts background, it is something I do naturally, but I find a lot of people just getting into artistic pursuits *think too much* when they're painting natural-looking stuff, so it doesn't look natural. Absolutely, it is so instinctive, same with painting/sculpting and other art mediums too :)

[@gordonferguson837]

Just gets better and better …….. although would like you to go back to stage one and give some more detail on how you cut & shape the individual stones

[@spelling_ax]

Check out his previous videos

[@ojsmodels2368]

Thanks Gordon. I planned on making more in depth videos that offer a greater explanation. The first videos were me testing the water. If the demand is there I can invest more time in this channel.

[@gordonferguson837]

Thanks Oliver, have done various SBS before and know how long they took to do …. So have some appreciation of the time element for you

[@JezFairclough]

I think the demand is certainly there. I can do okay painting, but its the initial steps I like many others would probably need more in-depth on. Can't wait to see more.

[@manostroulinos1726]

@@ojsmodels2368 "if you build it, they will come...." 🙂

[@kredik5796]

I would like to try and create D&D terrain in a more realistic fashion using your techniques. What kind of stonework type and paint scheme do you think would be most ubiquitous and hence should be my main choice for walls/floors/houses?

[@DAzOPOs]

Amazing!

[@ojsmodels2368]

thanks :)

[@escaperealityhobbies]

Thank you, thank, THANK YOU for your absolutely stunning and inspiring work!!!

[@ojsmodels2368]

you're welcome!

[@manostroulinos1726]

Beautiful, the subtle combination of the various colours and layers of weathering is so realistic. It's interesting that it does not really need a dark wash to make the stones pop, you achieve this just by adding lighter and lighter tones (on the previous video and on this one). Thanks again!

[@ojsmodels2368]

Glad you found it interesting. The process just grew from experimenting. I do use washes with other methods. You’re welcome, and thanks!

[@edhorst7212]

Excellent work blending various paint with tips as well

[@ojsmodels2368]

Thank you!

[@AntonioBlok]

Eccezionale ✌️

[@KasaElectrika]

You're my role model 🤩

[@liza_lost_ghost]

awesome! great video and beautiful work!

[@ojsmodels2368]

Thank you!

[@spelling_ax]

One more time.. with instinct! =]

[@ojsmodels2368]

Absolutely! Thanks Greg.

[@jtrow5023]

Looks great 👍

[@ojsmodels2368]

Thank you!

[@PF_brass_miniature_wood]

Wonderful work!

[@ojsmodels2368]

Thank you!

[@holgerhoffmann7642]

Hello
What is " Scenic cement"?? (I'm de)

[@Badgerinthenight]

He said to use 1 part glue (PVA) and 3 parts water, but some people also but Isopropanol in it too (like 10%) to help the mixture flow into more cracks and crevices.