DRYBRUSHING are you doing it WRONG!!!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 มิ.ย. 2024
- I love painting Warhammer 40k, AOS, Necromunda, Bloodbowl and Dungeons & Dragons miniatures and made this textured drybrush pallette to help with all the dry brushing as well as testing out new contrast paints on it.
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00:00 Introduction
00:05 Slapchop Painting Technique
00:10 Simple and Easy way to Paint
00:13 Prime in Black, drybrush Grey, drybrush White
00:29 Army Painter Drybrush
00:42 DONT drybrush on kitchen towel
00:54 DONT drybrush on Wood either!!
01:02 Make a Textured drybrush Pallette
01:14 Use Warhammer greeblies
01:31 Wizkids Sprue D&D miniatures
01:47 Floor tiles from xps foam
02:18 Hot glue gun parts in place
02:39 LEAVE COMMENTS DOWN BELOW
03:15 Army Painter Gamemaster scenery sand
04:07 Army Painter Gamemaster Terrain Primer
04:53 Drybrush miniature
06:29 Textured Drybrush Pallette is Awesome!!!
07:26 Test out contrast paints
08:20 This is a gamechanger
09:02 Like, Share, Subscribe & Leave comments, please and thankyou.
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I've never seen a textured palette made from actual parts! That's brilliant!
Agreed! I used hot glue to make a textured pallet, but only some hot glue. All the possibilities with this is wonderful!
@@bengamingames5002 Another gem is ready-mixed wall filler. I've always used it as a key ingredient for my bases, but it's great for making texture for things like this too, and far cheaper than the texture paints you get from model suppliers.
@@Brickerbrack Thanks for letting me know. Where do you purchase the wall filler?
@@bengamingames5002 Basically any hardware store or similar. I'm in the UK, and I usually get it from Wilkinson's; in the US, it's what's usually referred to as "spackle". Your mileage my vary. 😛
@@Brickerbrack Awesome advice, thank you!
If you primed in black gesso and/or sealed it with some really hard varnish, I'm pretty sure you could wipe away paint with isopropyl alcohol when you're done to clean it. Then you don't get a lot of paint build up and you're back to black after each session.
Now I'm gonna have to make one of these lol 🤔😄
Absolutely love that you took a comment from your last video and went and tested and learnt and even more amazing shared your knowledge with us. Thanks mate, as inspiring as some of the best!
if the pallette gets to dirty and causes some contamination you can simply just primer over it again, good as new!
I was looking for that info thanks
That’s a brilliant idea. I actually really like the dry brushed palette as a piece of art to be honest. Looks incredible.
I say this with all the love in my heart it’s so fun watching someone’s art grow before your eyes! You are doing wonderful! And it looks great!
Comment regarding brush movement while dry brushing. Circle movements are good for getting as much paint onto the surface as possilbe, leaving only the deepest of recesses. Back and forth movements limit paint on the surface which can be advantageous. Also dry brushing from one direction only can be useful to being even more selective in applying paint on the surface, like an example: zenithol lighting effect. Kind of like how you use an air brush. Also, as you said, the amount of paint on the brush controls the dry brush effect. But also the angle of the brush to the miniature will effect how paint is applied to the surface.
Fantastic! Now I have a use for all those bits I should have thrown away years ago.
Hoarding finally pays off!
It’s always the simplest ideas that blow my mind. We’ve all got off cuts and spare parts sat about and this is the best way to make sure they don’t get wasted. You’ve made my day! doing this the moment I get home!
Really clever idea to make your own textured palette. It looks great, too. I love that it can be used as a testing ground for dry brushing and painting. Great stuff!
I watched your last video last night, saw that comment about the texture palette. I thought to myself, I have to look into that for sure. Then wake up, search and realize you literally made a video about it already. That’s freaking awesome man! Totally doing this now, thanks!
Best painting video I've ever seen 🤯
Only ever heard of wet palette, that dry palette 🎨 for dry brushing is genius ❤
Dry palette is a normal dimple or tray palette. That's a drydry palette 😂
Artis Opus sells excellent textured dry pallets (for those who'd rather not make their own). Also Have a small sponge around. You want to soak it in water and then squeeze it out to leave it just a little damp. Use the damp sponge to get a little moisture in the brush prior to loading it with paint. Makes the result so much smoother. Artis Opus have a great youtube channel with tons of dry brushing tutorials. Never know how deep dry brushing goes until I came about their channel.
I'd never keep my drybrush damp... Have very bad experience with it. Always created ugly stains on the mini and it always looked like there was way too much paint in the brush...
It sure is good to see someone that is close to my age doing miniture hobby stuff. Im really enjoying the content your putting out as it really relates to my own experiences. Keep up the great work sir!!!
one thing I always do when dry brushing like this is always painting with the down movement. It causes the paint to be left on the top surfaces where the light should be rather than the bottom ones
I paint the lid tops white first and then dip them in some paint from the respective pot.
It gives better visibility to the more translucent paints and gives a better idea of what the paints will look like over your white drybrush.
one thing I always did when I paint a mini was to start as far inside a=of the mini as I could and then work out and drybrusing on each lever with lighter colors, dark colors on the inside and lighter ones on the outside.
This really will be game changing! I've always practised schemes and techniques on spare pieces left in the sprues but this is something else!
Love this! So much! Great video and your enthusiasm is infectious. I can't wait to make one of my own!
Brilliant! Very clever and easy to do. Thanks for sharing.
Looks very effective, can tell the difference already. Would definitely suggest you try out emulating a zenithil light source (above only) with the white. It can give a more realistic shadow effect with slapchop. Also maybe be a bit lighter with the white brushing, catching just raised edges or top facing panels helps to emphasise the models shapes!
Genius. An utterly brilliant idea and some fantastic tips to go along, as well. I'm building one of these today!
This is a great demonstration. Thank you!
To stop the chalky texture, you need a small tub, sponge inside and a tiny amount of water. You dab the brush in before using paint to partually dampen the brush. It keeps the paint "wet" that stops it drying out and going chalky. Look up Artis Opus for the technique, it transcends drybrushing
here's something you could do to make your paint storage even better at a glance...
_slap chop_ the lids with the paint in the bottle they go to. Then you'll be able to look at the bottle and know almost immediately if you have the color you're looking for even before testing it on the palette.
This is an incredible idea. I'm only starting to get into mini painting from just building foam terrain for D&D. It's great to start absorbing all the ideas I'm seeing online. Thanks for this.
Love it, I definately will be trying this!
This is a grand idea. Thank you for sharing.
Just made one. It's pretty awesome! Thanks for the tip!
Absolutely doing this. Brilliant little trick
That is a great idea! I have a textured mat but this is a great alternative. Another thing a lot of people get wrong is actually using a DRY brush. Get yourself a moist sponge. You actually want a bit of moisture in the bristles which prevents the brush from pulling water out of the paint which then leaves you with the powdery looking finish on your model.
This was something Artis Opus was saying in their video on the technique. Looking forward to trying it. Should come out less chalky, yeah?
@@thekkidd3d yep, exactly! Couldn’t figure out why that was happening for a long time until I saw that til from someone!
It's brilliant! Love it.
I love your videos because you make everything seem very achievable for the hobbyist
This is FANTASTIC, I'm definitely going to dig through my bits box this week and build one of these.
This is fantastic, I'll definitely be having a go at making one of these
Nice idea to make a palette!
What I currently do: Have a wet paper towel and a very dry paper towel. After using the drybrush for a while I whipe it over the wet towel and then the dry towel to clean the drybrush without making it wet. That helps a lot with a slowly hardening drybrush due to dried and hardened paint.
Like you said. Thats why this community is the best. Always helping each other. Great tip im looking forward to implementing
Mind Blown! I knew there was a reason I was saving all those sprews and bits!
I know what I'm going to be making this weekend! Such a great idea and a perfect use for all the spare bits that were destined live in the 'box of grey' forever, thanks for sharing!
This is awesome! Planing on getting back into the hobby after a few years off, and this will be my first "build"! Thanks for sharing! Really love it!
This is awesome, something new to try and almost instant terrain.
This is awesome. A great idea that I will adopt!
Thank you! That is a really neat idea!
Never seen a dry palette like this before, it's brilliant! Thank you sharing this. Right, I'm now off to make a drybrsh palette!
PURE GENIUS IDEA...I love it, I am so going to be making one of these myself.
Looks suitable for framing & putting up for display that pallet!😊
It's super satisfying too when you reprime it black ready for more painting!
That's lovely. I've been painting for years and this is much better than what I do. I'll have to give it a go! Thanks!
Great idea! I have kept some failed 3d prints knowing that I could them for something one day, probably as rubble but this is a great use for some of them also.
That's awesome! I'll be making one right away!
I love how enthusiastic you are when you discover new ways to do cool stuff :D
This is actually quite smart. Thank you for sharing it
I love this! At first I was unsure why you would do this, but it makes a lot of sense! Your palette looks awesome btw, like a scenery piece in itself! ❤❤
Pretty cool! I can see how this will indeed be helpful. Great vid.
I might try this as I've made the mistake a few times thinking my brush was dry enough and it was in fact not that dry. Clever!
Oh man - I love this. Doing this tomorrow. Thanks for the excellent video.
Amazing! Good work man!
This is a great video and well I can see several uses for these types of dry brushing palettes. I am getting back into painting again (painted like 140 plus miniatures but didn't need to do any major dry brushing) and it looks like I need to build one of these for me since I have been using extra miniatures for testing of paints and washes and this means not having to wait for them to come out of my paint removing dip. I have the perfect thing to build it in as well.
It occurs to me that if you glue some bottlecaps or jar lids in one corner upside down, you would have \a place to put paint you wanted to keep wet or dilute etc. Like a place to mix washes.
I use ice cube trays
This is a giga brain move right here
That's a pretty awesome idea. I share your enthusiasm!
Absolute genius....thank you for sharing.
Brill idea!! got loads of terrain sprues and bits n bobs, what an epic way to make use of stuff. Nice one dude! 👍🏻
I'm definitely going to make one of these. What a great idea and fun execution. I can see myself making a fantasy themed version with lots of stone work. Brilliant conversation piece too if you leave it out when people come over, haha.
I thought the exact same thing! xD
Excellent idea Jon
Great video! Going to make one!!
Thank you for amplifying tips from other viewers! That's a great idea, I'll definitely put one together from parts like you have. I've had EXACTLY that problem - not rubbing off enough paint. I have a lot of dry brushing of terrain pieces coming up, and this will help a lot.
P.S. Also, the dry brush pallette you've made looks really cool as a terrain pieace.
Great way to do it! I have an army painter wet pallet and got one off Etsy 3D printed to fit which works really well. I haven't had a chance to give it a whirl yet though. Got it just after it finished dry brushing my next two blood bowl teams 🤣
That's looks awesome, I need to try that!
I actually really dig the tip of painting your dropper caps with the color. I've got a set of speedpaint 2.0 on the way and that will be my first or second step probably
That is an absolute class (and totally logical) way to check before you dry brush. I'm not watching a film tonight now, I'm gonna make me one of these dry brush mega sets instead. Great tip 👊
This is brilliant!
Damn! That is really smart! Time to print a box out and set that up!
Very cool. I need to make one.
This is a really good video, I came across your channel yesterday and saw that comment but didn't really quite understand what they were talking about. Here you are perfectly explaining it :) Thanks for making it and you have yourself a new subscriber.
I think I need to make one of these now, never would have thought to make a texture pallette
A bit of hardboard turned upside down ( so the textured side is up) and sprayed works fantatic and is cheaper and easier. The paint testing side is easily and imo better done with a random spare model.
Awesome idea. Totally stealing it!
What an awesome idea. Man, that brilliant. I'm totally sold.
This is a great idea, cheers!
Awesome idea! Now I finally have something to do with all of those failed prints!
Definitely doing this . Used the oven to melt some spare bits to make bases . Now to make sprue goo to cast some parts for this
I have never heard of a textured dry palette either. Great. Now I have to make one.
The round drybrushing technique is something Ive never tried, I need to.
DAmn.... This is awesome - I literally just started using this technique - and I think I'll make a textured dry pallet.... I just need parts now.
Saw you picture of this earlier and was inspired to make my own...now I can watch the vid while I wait for the glue to dry!
the palette itself looks like a work of art :D
This is awesome. I don't do slapchop, but some drybrushing. I would almost do it alone for the crazy, almost orgranic, art pieces those boards make in the end.
That was great!
Might need to give that a try! Thanks for sharing :)
Great idea to make a texture palette with bitz BTW, love that.
Awesome idea
Great to see these becoming better known, such a useful tool. I first heard about texture palettes from Artis Opus and first saw a homemade version with MS_Paints and immediately realised how I'd been told to drybrush was out-dated. Results are so much better with a slightly damp brush and swapping the paper towel for a textured surface.
Love the Gamesmaster paint!
For contrast paints, I primed the pot lids and then painted those, it gets the colour not the effect. I do the same for every single paint, including blacks, you won't believe the variation in black paints, silly I know. Textured pallet, I've been using a sheet of plastic that is developing ridges, but model parts, completely next level.
Brilliant. Genius.
Great idea...I've seen others make these before and if forgotten about it...I now need to make one 😂
Cool! I want to make one of my own now. It'll save me on paper towels, that's for sure.
Right now I’m just using small piece of plywood as a dry palette lol. I thought about just flying some spare sprues to the surface and priming over that for more texture, but that tray you made looks more elegant than my set up!
Hello, for my part, I use a slate presentation plate. Good texture, easy to wash. thank you for your videos.