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How to Paint: Ork Skin
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ส.ค. 2024
- Dive into the vibrant world of Ork painting with James as he guides you through creating stunning green skins with a nod to the '00s style. Learn how to bring your Orks to life, pushing saturation and vibrancy with simple techniques and colour theory. Grab your brushes and join the fun!
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Paints:
Merm Green - Scale75 F&G
Slimer Green - Scale75 F&G
Carroburg Crimson - Citadel Colours
Cadian Fleshtone - Citadel Colours
Averland Sunset - Citadel Colours
GW Conversion*:
Merm Green -- Castellan Green
Slimer Green -- Warpstone Glow
*Mostly guesses
Brushes:
Artis Opus Series S size 2
Artis Opus Series S size 0
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro & Paints
00:34 Green Foundation
03:32 Pink Skin
08:16 Green Highlights
10:19 Scars
10:43 Completed Mini and Final Thoughts
Best tutorial so far.
Glad you enjoyed it and found it helpful!
This is exactly how I pictured painting my entire ork army. Glad to see a video on it online. Great advice for transitioning colors, shades, and show differences between thin and thick skin, and also scarring.
Great paint job and tutorial. Lots of good advice, can't wait to see more.
Thank you very much. Glad it was exactly what you needed and found it helpful
Not sure why you don't have 10x the subscribers that you do, but here is a comment to help the algorithm!
Thank you for pleasing the algorithm
awesome tutorial
Glad you liked it!
Great video! The greenskin looks awesome. I'll be sharing it around to my fellow greenskin lovers!
Thank you very much mate, appreciate you sharing it
Finally some tutorials that dont use 50 paints. And making it less daunting for a starter to try this hobby!
I do try to keep a limited palette, I'm glad you found that helpful.
Looks awesome!
Thank you mate
Amazing tutorial
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it
Really like the color scheme and the way you put visual aids on the screen. I want to tackle this super saturated skin tone but it would be cool to see a few different styles as well. I like the idea of having orks with slightly different complexion all in a single formation.
Thank you buddy, I'm glad you found those helpful. Yeah I was thinking of doing that with the rest of the squad
nice video, the orc looks great.... gonna apply this technique to a troll.
Thank you mate. I look forward to seeing the result!
Amazing tutorial! Do you have plans to release one for the rest of the ork? So happy I found your TH-cam channel!
Thank you buddy. I have most of the footage, was there a specific area you were interested in? If it's not enough for a video I can maybe outline the steps
@@jwminiatures kind of the miniature as a whole, at end of the tutorial and showed the ork fully painted, I thought that’s how I want my Kommandos to look!!
Looks great! Would also like to know how you done the boots, they look super leathery!
Cheers buddy. I’ll look to pull something together about leathers
I like your version.
Cheers mate
I love that saturation.
How would it be with a brown primer using that brown as our base colour going directly to midtones?
Thank you mate. The steps would pretty much be the same, you might have to spend a wee bit longer on the stippling step just because of the shift in hue between your recesses and midtones. Other than that I think it would look quite cool. If you try it be sure to let me know how it goes or share some pics!
give that like button a slappin' pickle!
Heard that you got out DPS’d by Fergy and Zanez in UE
In reverse order obviously. Vulcan't out dps me