Once again, Marco's mastery of education shines here. He does a great job of explaining _why_ and _how_ to choose colors -- not just telling you what colors to use. It's very much in the "teach a man to fish" vein. Bravissimo!
This is the most impressive paint job for me, I've collected lizardmen for years and been trying to get better at painting them during lockdown, to see the quality of the paint job you achieved in 3 hours across the whole warband blows my mind, I took longer to paint just the saurus and I'm no where near your level. Thank you so much for the way you explain your process too Marco any more lizards in the future will be greatly appreciated.
The things you can do in 3 hours. I used one of your videos as reference to paint one of my huge amount of unpainted underworlds warbands (some stormcasts) and I learned a lot. Now I feel like I need to do the same with this, and take away as much as I can from it.
I appreciate this workflow most because I almost never have three or four hours uninterrupted to try back-and-forth artistic experiments. In this video I can point to several places where I could stop between steps after an hour, then come back the next day and pick it right up again.
I am in absolute awe of the color saturation you're able to get on your minis, Marco. Thank you for being a constant source of inspiration and knowledge. You are truly a master, in every sense of the word. You rock!!!
Helllloooooo guyyyyyyyssss! As soon as I put on the video my partner popped her head in the door and said "Is that Marco?" followed swiftly by "I'm sure you already have all those paints." And she's right, I do. I have learned the way of Marco well. But I don't have the Seraphon... 😉
These videos are my absolute favorites. I have watched all the speed painting ones multiple times and I am just amazed at your experience and craftsmanship to create these masterpieces, please, never stop!
I watch your painting videos both because of all the useful tips & tricks, but also hearing your Italian accent - It sounds so joyful and makes me happy! 😁
I'm blown away as always... I'd like to see you tackle a teal and pink/purple neon style scheme to see how you'd lay the groundwork for it. Keep being amazing and keep up that enthusiasm you always carry!
The red undercoat was an inspired choice. Overall, this was a very similar process to the one I did, but I used a green to add variety to the skink blue. Now I'm wishing I had waited to see this!
I followed the chameleon steps for my blood bowl lizards and got the exact effect I wanted for them. Thank you so much for the inspiration and explanation of your technique!
It starts looking great right away! This is amazing, you can get a whole army looking good super quickly and then add the rest of the steps to it over time! 🤩🤩🤩
This is amazing. I think some of the tips are easy to translate: 1. Make a Plan 2. Get all the tools you need for the plan ready. 3. Do as much of it as possible with an airbrush 4. Do everything you can with one color before moving to the next color 5. Use colors with good coverage OR use white to prepare an area for colors with poor coverage 6. Use the same palette of colors on all the models in a group but vary their application slightly 7. Heavy. Body. Acrylics. Buddy. 8. The style of brush stroke you use can convey material quickly without a lot of effort. 9. Glazes for tone. Maybe I missed one or two. But actually applying some of these lessons to get to that level is a whole other thing. The red base for the blue skin looks so good in the finished product but my instinct would've been to cover it entirely. I also have a lot of trouble maintaining any values sketch or undercoat I do with the next layer. It always goes opaque too quickly. At any rate: amazing stuff. Always here for a Marco video. Your #lizarmen is missing a "d" :D Also, we need "Hellooooooo guys" and a "what up is on the channel" shirts.
Watching my idol painting my favorite unit brings me some kind of feeling of superior respect to this man, as a fan of your works this video is apotheotic.
I was being lazy with my painting this week, not feeling inspired at all and then here comes this video. Marco you just restored my productivity just in time for the weekend! The way you always promote speedpainting and the relaxed manner got me to speed up my own painting significantly. First attempt for that were the Iron Golems after watching your video on them.
I've recently just started airbrushing and I've got the new seraphon army box. This video has helped massively and I'm actually pretty happy with what I've managed to do, thanks dude! 😁
At first I though, hmm starting with red, interesting choice. Then as each step progressed I was more and more amazed at the result. Beautiful work as always Marco and your enthusiasm is always so refreshing. Keep up the incredible work.
Absolutely amazing stuff Marco! Wish I had half your control of the airbrush, let alone your regular brush control. I couldn't get one looking that good no matter how much time I spent, let alone 6 of them in 3 hours. You are a true magician!
Marco tocayo italiano! Muchas gracias por todos los tips! Tus videos son una maravilla! Mi método de pintura se asemeja mucho al tuyo, solo que necesitaba ese Punch! De color y saturacion, gracias a ti he logrado romper una barrera de comodidad a la hora de pintar y he mejorado exponencialmente! Tus teorías de color son muy buenas! Sigue asi! Buen trabajo!
Phenomenal work! Videos like this one really tickle my urge to branch out from just GW paints and techniques. Looks like airbrush is my next step (and inks!)
YES Finally I see Marco paint something other than human like race or demon! Seriously waiting for more animal mini projects and was was happy to see Seraphon as it is my very first army
This guy can paint an entire warband in three hours at a higher level that I paint a single one in a day. This is some kind of black magic, I'm sure of it!
This.. I guess.. is talent.. something that I definitely don’t have.. like you say.. a week 4 figures.. daily couple hours.. still unfinished and far gar away from this beautiful finish.. colours..
It's called "knowing what you're doing"... it's mainly the result of a ton of experience and experimentation. I'm a professional illustrator and artist and I draw and paint stuff in a fraction of the time it takes others (who are also really good) to do the same. The key is the experience and knowing what you're doing, because once you have reached that level you know exactly which steps will give you which result AND which steps you can leave out because they aren't necessary. The same goes for painting miniatures, there's a lot of stuff people do that isn't necessary and therefore costs time, but doesn't give you any better results. Blending wet paints on a model is much faster than doing layering for instance. And the wet blending also gives you a more professional looking result. You are basically doing less work while also increasing the quality of the result. There are tons of these things in drawing, painting, painting miniatures etc., in any artistic activity basically. (probably also in all kinds of other fields like mechanics etc. but I don't know, I'm not an engineer :D)
@@barbarusbloodshed6347 Yep, exactly. It's generally accepted that it takes between 10,000 and 20,000 hours of time to become a master of any skill. That's what separates hobbiests from professionals. I can 3D model 50x faster than a layperson because I've done it all day, five days a week, for 16 years (Oh god...). Similarly, I would expect a professional painter to paint 50x faster than me because they've put the hours in. People often discount the efforts others have put into things that most consider "hobby talents".
I came here searching for new approaches to Lizardmen, as the last time I painted them (or any minis for that matter) was 10 years ago. This video was helpful and brilliant! I love your accent (Italian?) and how your first language shines through in your English; not only in rhythm but in the beautiful intonation as well! Lovely to listen to.
I seriously have to take a deeper look into your patreon and its content. Need to challenge myself more, because i stopped learning and still am far away from the quality i wont to be at for speed painting! :)
Damn, this is a joy to watch! And the results are amazing! Also, this way of working eliminates pretty much every step that usually feels tedious to me. Again, amazing, and thank you so much for letting us in on your painting wisdom!
@@MarcoFrisoniNJM I am running to Dick Blick's art store to get some things. I am hoping to find some Liquitex flow improver. What ink colors do you recommend? I am going to try the airbrush
I just learnt a lot, thanks. I'd been wondering how to go from the value sketch and slight refinement to the finished pieces I often see. This was really informative. I'd been too scared of losing what I'd made with the airbrush to make the contrasting areas pop. I'll be mindful of that going forward.
The speed paint videos are definitely my favourite. Always learn something new. What medium are you using to thin the contrast paints there? Is it the ‘contrast’ medium or regular mixing medium?
As it happens I started this team last night aswell, and it is my first comission and I am well excited about it :) not sure I will be able to use any of this tricks but good to keeo in mind for my next project
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'extremely easy and relaxed painting' he says... I'll be in the corner of my room - sobbing- if you need me.
This mood connects with me far too well 😅
i'm in this comment and i don't like it.
You have some more space in this corner?
Theres room for me? T-T
Once again, Marco's mastery of education shines here. He does a great job of explaining _why_ and _how_ to choose colors -- not just telling you what colors to use. It's very much in the "teach a man to fish" vein. Bravissimo!
Oh most certainly. It is such a delight to watch the videos due to the fact that theyre well supported with theory and "why" it works.
@@arodreth Yeah, this is why I find it most helpful.
Marco has convinced me I have to teach myself some color theory. I am not gifted in picking colors
This is the most impressive paint job for me, I've collected lizardmen for years and been trying to get better at painting them during lockdown, to see the quality of the paint job you achieved in 3 hours across the whole warband blows my mind, I took longer to paint just the saurus and I'm no where near your level. Thank you so much for the way you explain your process too Marco any more lizards in the future will be greatly appreciated.
The things you can do in 3 hours.
I used one of your videos as reference to paint one of my huge amount of unpainted underworlds warbands (some stormcasts) and I learned a lot. Now I feel like I need to do the same with this, and take away as much as I can from it.
When seeing the result, it is hard to think they only took 3 hours. Kudos! I love the vibrant colors.
I appreciate this workflow most because I almost never have three or four hours uninterrupted to try back-and-forth artistic experiments. In this video I can point to several places where I could stop between steps after an hour, then come back the next day and pick it right up again.
I am in absolute awe of the color saturation you're able to get on your minis, Marco. Thank you for being a constant source of inspiration and knowledge. You are truly a master, in every sense of the word.
You rock!!!
Your mastery of word choice in English is just as strong as your mastery of paint and it shows. Your explanations are beyond helpful.
Helllloooooo guyyyyyyyssss! As soon as I put on the video my partner popped her head in the door and said "Is that Marco?" followed swiftly by "I'm sure you already have all those paints." And she's right, I do. I have learned the way of Marco well. But I don't have the Seraphon... 😉
My gf allways comes in and says "hit the Bell Button" in his voice and leaves :D
Mine too! 🤣
YES! My girlfriend always says "HELLLLLLLLOOOOOOOO GUUUYSSSSSSSS" when she hears me playing the videos!
Ah, my partner just goes "oh no, another cheerily awake person"
These videos are my absolute favorites. I have watched all the speed painting ones multiple times and I am just amazed at your experience and craftsmanship to create these masterpieces, please, never stop!
I watch your painting videos both because of all the useful tips & tricks, but also hearing your Italian accent - It sounds so joyful and makes me happy! 😁
I'm blown away as always...
I'd like to see you tackle a teal and pink/purple neon style scheme to see how you'd lay the groundwork for it.
Keep being amazing and keep up that enthusiasm you always carry!
The red undercoat was an inspired choice. Overall, this was a very similar process to the one I did, but I used a green to add variety to the skink blue. Now I'm wishing I had waited to see this!
4:13 model already looks 10x better than anything I've ever painted 😮👏
THREE HOURS of work for that? Oh man, Marco... I'm just blown away.
I followed the chameleon steps for my blood bowl lizards and got the exact effect I wanted for them. Thank you so much for the inspiration and explanation of your technique!
"I love it when a plan comes together" 😁😊😁
Marco! You are an absolute beast... such control of the colours, brush strokes, dilutions. Thank you man.
Marco l‘artista is back! ..and so i am. And you too!
Man, would have been blown away happy with the result by halfway through that.
So much skill and talent...
Wow your airbrush control is amazing. Thank you they look beautiful.
It starts looking great right away! This is amazing, you can get a whole army looking good super quickly and then add the rest of the steps to it over time! 🤩🤩🤩
They look beautiful. Love the contrast and bright colours. Incredible they only took 3 hours!
This is amazing. I think some of the tips are easy to translate:
1. Make a Plan
2. Get all the tools you need for the plan ready.
3. Do as much of it as possible with an airbrush
4. Do everything you can with one color before moving to the next color
5. Use colors with good coverage OR use white to prepare an area for colors with poor coverage
6. Use the same palette of colors on all the models in a group but vary their application slightly
7. Heavy. Body. Acrylics. Buddy.
8. The style of brush stroke you use can convey material quickly without a lot of effort.
9. Glazes for tone.
Maybe I missed one or two.
But actually applying some of these lessons to get to that level is a whole other thing. The red base for the blue skin looks so good in the finished product but my instinct would've been to cover it entirely. I also have a lot of trouble maintaining any values sketch or undercoat I do with the next layer. It always goes opaque too quickly.
At any rate: amazing stuff. Always here for a Marco video. Your #lizarmen is missing a "d" :D
Also, we need "Hellooooooo guys" and a "what up is on the channel" shirts.
I cant hear the "Helloo guys!" without smiling 😀!
Tge creaton of different textures with stippling is amazing!
I'm going to be coming back to this video a few times... wow Marco.
these are some beautiful cold-blooded boys!
Watching my idol painting my favorite unit brings me some kind of feeling of superior respect to this man, as a fan of your works this video is apotheotic.
This italian accents is so good. Approvo! My new favourite channel
😁🤩😁 Welcome in board!!!
The magenta really makes the lizards look like they're full blooded. Masterfully done! Thanks for the video!
I was being lazy with my painting this week, not feeling inspired at all and then here comes this video. Marco you just restored my productivity just in time for the weekend! The way you always promote speedpainting and the relaxed manner got me to speed up my own painting significantly. First attempt for that were the Iron Golems after watching your video on them.
OMG first hobby artist that I found that use Golden high flow, definitely gonna stay here
I love them!!!
Marco never ceases to amaze me! Love everything about this especially how you created the under shade from the get go!
Just finished mine as well! Great video! Really looking forward to your cursed city vid!
I can't live without Marco's tutorials 🤩
That Chameleon is the star of the show. Love the way it turned out
I like your style. It's colourful and not dull like GW official painting style.
I've recently just started airbrushing and I've got the new seraphon army box. This video has helped massively and I'm actually pretty happy with what I've managed to do, thanks dude! 😁
😊😁😊😘
You have the gift of teaching, brother. Thanks again for some great content.
At first I though, hmm starting with red, interesting choice. Then as each step progressed I was more and more amazed at the result. Beautiful work as always Marco and your enthusiasm is always so refreshing. Keep up the incredible work.
Marco, Thank you. I learned so much in just one sitting! Looking forward to watching the rest!
This video makes me want to paint my Seraphon from my pile of shame :D
Great work Marco!
Absolutely amazing stuff Marco! Wish I had half your control of the airbrush, let alone your regular brush control. I couldn't get one looking that good no matter how much time I spent, let alone 6 of them in 3 hours. You are a true magician!
I am new to this channel.Dude,only 11seconds of your great video and my mood goes up!
I love your style Marco and inks have been a major part of my toolbox since discovering your channel.
wow! I can't even finish one mini within 3 hr.... great tutorial again! thank you!
Epic color scheme.
Marco tocayo italiano!
Muchas gracias por todos los tips!
Tus videos son una maravilla!
Mi método de pintura se asemeja mucho al tuyo, solo que necesitaba ese Punch! De color y saturacion, gracias a ti he logrado romper una barrera de comodidad a la hora de pintar y he mejorado exponencialmente! Tus teorías de color son muy buenas! Sigue asi! Buen trabajo!
Thanks for your video and so sunny accent !! Things seems so easy with you... I hope to have 10% of your skill one day.
Phenomenal work! Videos like this one really tickle my urge to branch out from just GW paints and techniques. Looks like airbrush is my next step (and inks!)
Sempre il migliore! Adoro i video sullo speed painting delle bande... Grande Marco!
Really stunning colours. Well done!
Thank you again for a quality tutorial! Still amazed!
YES Finally I see Marco paint something other than human like race or demon! Seriously waiting for more animal mini projects and was was happy to see Seraphon as it is my very first army
Very smart painting choices. Your speed painting skills are very amazing.
You are an animal Marco, I love the way you work, you make it look like easy. Keep it up!
The result for three hours of work is simply beyond reality)))
I also want to paint my miniatures, but without an airbrush))))
Man I love watching this channel!
So fast for a great finish oO Thank you to share your painting process.
I love your excitement. Thank you for the information Marco 👍🥶
Well, three hours for that reslut is insane! Great work!
Love the content, gives me something to aspire to.
Love your metal work on these! And please do tell us more about the wet pallete! I use there stuff and would love to hear more!!
Marco pinta un bloodletter...fast paint..buen video como siempre
Very interested to hear more about the new wet palette membrane from Redgrass. Definitely keep is informed about that 👍
There is so many good ideas in each of your videos. Thanks
I’m trying this color scheme out right now and enjoying it!
Another treasure trove of great techniques, cheers Marco!
This guy can paint an entire warband in three hours at a higher level that I paint a single one in a day.
This is some kind of black magic, I'm sure of it!
This.. I guess.. is talent.. something that I definitely don’t have.. like you say.. a week 4 figures.. daily couple hours.. still unfinished and far gar away from this beautiful finish.. colours..
It's called "knowing what you're doing"... it's mainly the result of a ton of experience and experimentation.
I'm a professional illustrator and artist and I draw and paint stuff in a fraction of the time it takes others (who are also really good) to do the same.
The key is the experience and knowing what you're doing, because once you have reached that level you know exactly which steps will give you which result AND which steps you can leave out because they aren't necessary.
The same goes for painting miniatures, there's a lot of stuff people do that isn't necessary and therefore costs time, but doesn't give you any better results.
Blending wet paints on a model is much faster than doing layering for instance. And the wet blending also gives you a more professional looking result.
You are basically doing less work while also increasing the quality of the result.
There are tons of these things in drawing, painting, painting miniatures etc., in any artistic activity basically. (probably also in all kinds of other fields like mechanics etc. but I don't know, I'm not an engineer :D)
@@barbarusbloodshed6347 Yep, exactly. It's generally accepted that it takes between 10,000 and 20,000 hours of time to become a master of any skill. That's what separates hobbiests from professionals. I can 3D model 50x faster than a layperson because I've done it all day, five days a week, for 16 years (Oh god...). Similarly, I would expect a professional painter to paint 50x faster than me because they've put the hours in. People often discount the efforts others have put into things that most consider "hobby talents".
Your speed paint is much better than my 50h paint
I came here searching for new approaches to Lizardmen, as the last time I painted them (or any minis for that matter) was 10 years ago.
This video was helpful and brilliant! I love your accent (Italian?) and how your first language shines through in your English; not only in rhythm but in the beautiful intonation as well! Lovely to listen to.
I seriously have to take a deeper look into your patreon and its content. Need to challenge myself more, because i stopped learning and still am far away from the quality i wont to be at for speed painting! :)
Legendary.
this is serious skill, congrats
HE CAN'T KEEP GETTING AWAY WITH IT!!!!
Bellissimo, come sempre 😍
So good marco. i wish i was as fast and as skilled as this.
i love these speed painting vids
Almost done with setting up the airbrush thingies... this gave a lot more motivation to get it done! :D
Damn, this is a joy to watch! And the results are amazing! Also, this way of working eliminates pretty much every step that usually feels tedious to me. Again, amazing, and thank you so much for letting us in on your painting wisdom!
Just amazing!
I forgot to brace myself before pressing play, and so the "HALO GIAZ!!!" almost knocked me out of my chair.
Those Lizards look fantastic.
Fantastico Marco much love from England.
Marco's first pass with base coat airbrush is already looking better than my best painted figure haha
Your channel is such a goldmine, glad I found it keep up the awesome work !
Great paintjob, as always!
This gets me sooooo exciting about painting my own lizardmen for my fantasy army 😍
Dude you’re a beast !
Very well done !
Marco you are an amazing painter and artist. I am a beginner, I don’t know if I could even come close
Don't worry, it's just a matter of time of practice!!! Honestly, I don't have any natural talent, it's just a ton of practice ;)
@@MarcoFrisoniNJM I am running to Dick Blick's art store to get some things. I am hoping to find some Liquitex flow improver. What ink colors do you recommend? I am going to try the airbrush
Skin, scales, feathers, obsidian weapons, colored metallics....all in one video! And in 3 hours! Marco, you must be a wizard :O
In! Those new lamps look wacky! Awesome video as always mate
Spettacolari.
Very enjoyable - now off to apply that to my pile of grey crack!!
When Marco's 3 hour, 6-mini speedpaint is 10x better than your best 40hr model...
P a i n
Great stuff friend 👏 👍
Another great, inspiring video
Amazing job Marco! who is the one jerk who gave this video a thumbs down??
Every time I watch one of your videos, I'm reminded I need more practice.
By the time I got to the 15 minute mark I started feeling guilty for making excuses and grabbed a model and some paint.
Just wow man. I'd be lucky to get a base coat in 3 hours.
What a masterful work and tutorial! And with my beloved lizardmen. Many thanks for your efforts from Russia, dear Marco!!!
I just learnt a lot, thanks.
I'd been wondering how to go from the value sketch and slight refinement to the finished pieces I often see.
This was really informative.
I'd been too scared of losing what I'd made with the airbrush to make the contrasting areas pop. I'll be mindful of that going forward.
The speed paint videos are definitely my favourite. Always learn something new. What medium are you using to thin the contrast paints there? Is it the ‘contrast’ medium or regular mixing medium?
As it happens I started this team last night aswell, and it is my first comission and I am well excited about it :) not sure I will be able to use any of this tricks but good to keeo in mind for my next project
Let the record show that Marco kills it every damn time.
😍😊😍 Thank you sooooo much, super appreciated!!! Man I love your work; it would be an honour to collaborate with you sometime 😉