Yeah when I seen him paint the Imperial fist it blew my mind. I knew this guy had to blow up he's got all kinds of knowledge. Glad it worked out for him had to be alot of work getting all the experience well deserved.
In order for a beginner (eg me) to properly appreciate this video I feel it must be watched at least ten times (probably more). There is enough information here for 10 instructional videos! But I prefer it in this way where one can see how the techniques work together. Thank you!
Thanks a million to you!!! I plan to come back to the single techniques with an approach more beginner friendly . This was one of my first video on TH-cam and I had to impress the internet 😅😂😅
You are so amazing as an artist, I'm learning so so much from you, thank you! I really got into minis as a hobby for this sort of thing and you've given me the tools to really get the most out of it, thanks!
Wow Marco! New techniques using oil paints to create deeper effects on minis. Really Cool!!! Tahnk you. This has opened my eyes to new plague marines. Awesome.
Watching you is quite amazing. As a beginner these “advanced” or “pro” methods seems simple to implement to take my painting to the next lvl. Thanks for making this content free. I’m learning so much 💪
I have gone from petrified of straying from acrylic paints to very excited about the prospects of adopting inks and oil paint into my repertoire over the course of this video. Awesome final result and thank you for the video!
You are a modern day Da Vinci Sir, I've spent countless hours and paints completing a handful of Ork boyz. You have saved my eyeballs as well as my wallet with this video 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Great instructional video including more painting tips and techniques than I can remember on the spot. The gritty finish is very much in character with the subject. Excellent work, Marco!
@@ronnipetersen4923 Hi! I used Vallejo Game colour Skin Wash on top of the silver for the basic old bronze tone and for the light rust a wash of pure orange with oil paints 😊
I've seen a comment about waterbased Oils... But couldn't find it anymore. So please don't hesitate if you've asked this before. Do you think this would work nearly the same way as usual Oils and Mineral spirit? A quick answer would be very nice. Thanks alot
@@bastianniemand7460Don't worry 😉 I tried water based oils but I don't really like them; sadly the effect and their properties are definitely not the same
How have I never seen any of your work before? This is brilliant! Thank you so much for giving me so many ideas on how to go about starting with using oil washes!
You can also paint the checker pattern with fineliner pens for technical drawing. They're also great for panel lining, text on purity seals, freehands in general
MarcoFrisoniNJM Per esempio il miglior materiale per i terreni è il caffè macinato, quello della moka, dopo averlo usato (fatto il caffè) lo fai asciugare, quando ne hai un po’ lo pol erizxi bene col mortaio di legno da cucina ed ottieni una polvere, la mischi con 30% di vinavil e 70% di acqua anche un po’ di colore a tempera se vuoi, avrai così una ottima base per terreni, quando avrai imparato a dosare l’ acqua potrai ottenere una base auto espandente per coprire i recessi più difficili (tipo tra i piedi delle miniature) una volta asciutta, drybrushing ed inchiostri se vuoi, vedrai che base
Per l’ erba, con una peretta metti del vinavil in purezza sulla base e fai cadere l’ erbatta di vari colori dall’ alto, aspetti una decina di minuti e metti sottosopra la miniature per far cadere l’ eccesso, poi dopo un po’ di tempo, sempre con la peretta cospargi la base Con mix di acqua e vinavil o meglio colla per plastici ferroviari
Thanks a million!!! This Friday I'll post a speed paint of the Untamed Beasts from the starter box of Warcry where I use this approach; 9 models in 5 hours 😉😉😉
stunning video and channel! besides, I love your style of explaining techniques in your videos and talk in general! it would be just great to buy you a beer sometime!
This paint job is absolutely amazing, a work of art. I would LOVE to see your take on a Black Templar with the upgrade bits, following the iconic cover art from 3rd edition
So I couldn't wait for my next batch and tried the oil grime on a few sluggas and choppas... Wow! First off, you weren't kidding about being gentle lol i learned the light touch quickly, but rubbed off some paint in my first five strokes of the dry swab. Second, the result was way better than I expected for a first try! The grit was far more credible than any former technique I've used. I think I have a grasp of the wash consistency, but will improve. I finished the current batch and next up I plan on going full force on the oils. I'll send you pics of my usual, the first attempts, and the next batch like I promised hah
😁😁😁 Thanks! At the beginning the model is definitely ugly 😅 but in a couple of steps everything changes completely! That's why with this approach I feel the need to put pictures of the final result at the beginning of the video 😂
MarcoFrisoniNJM that's exactly what I thought, why didn't he show me what the result was because I almost missed this unbelievable technique. I'd dabbled with oil paints but mainly just pin washing. I'm all about this technique now, I was about to paint my 3D printed Guard army with a comic book style but I was hesitant after doing the test model due to how long it was going to take. I've done 2 test models with different colours in this style and I'm pretty sure I'm about to pull the trigger on one of them. Only thing I'm wondering about is can I use it effectively on tanks?
@@uglyduckling81 Super super happy to hear this 😊 Send me some pictures of the test models 😉. This approach was originally meant to age and weather tanks so... it's perfect for tanks!
Very good nice Step by Step, GrimDark hmmm your GrimD. Style (is very good) is perfect not to Dark and not to full with weathering 😁 PLZ More Step by step. BOOMDAKKA SNAZZWAGON??? (GrimD.) Main colors White/Yellow (Horror Colors for beginners) Big Thx 4 your Work 😊
Love your idea to make your own pigments from pastels, I tried this and failed the first time because I had some cheap pastels with oil in them that prevented them from sanding well and what I got clumped back together in an unusable clay-like paste. but I have since tried it with some oil free pastels and it works great... what an awesome idea. but thought you might want to know for the next time you recommend it
I just found your channel and it is blowing my mind, I love the honesty and clarity in which you present information. Would you be willing to make a essentials supplies or product list to start moving in this direction. I really only use basic vallejo acrylics.
Hello and welcome 😊😁😊! Think to inks like any other colour; a good starter set should include black, white, primary and secondary tones and a couple of browns like burn umber, burnt sienna and raw sienna. To start with oils you need just a couple of dark tones like black and a dark brown (maybe expanding with magenta, a dark green and something always useful like Payne's grey) and cheap synthetic brushes 😊
@@MarcoFrisoniNJM Thanks for the reply. Another questions, with the oil paints as a wash, do I do that last or before highlights. What is the order of operations? Thanks.
@@brettpetersen1671 You can choose! I prefer to paint the extreme highlights after the wash because light tones are toned down a bit by the wash and I want to keep the highest contrast possible but can paint everything before the wash still having a very good result
@@MarcoFrisoniNJM Thanks, I will do it after too, I just was not sure how the paint would go on over the oil, how long does the oil need to dry before highlights and final varnish
Great work Marco,you can use "Silly Putty "from Crayola as a masking putty if you need it,and to avoid breathing solvants ,there are the oil line diluated with water,like Cobra oil,Georgian from Daler-Rowney..
Oh yeah it's one of my favourite tricks 😀 I use it when spraying opaque colours but when I works with transparencies I like a bit of overspray to blend lights and shadows together and give more natural complexity to the tones 😊
I gave a try to the water based oils but I found that they don't behave totally in the same way (but I have to admit that I tried only a very cheap version!)
Awesome tutorial! How much pressure when spraying inks vs normal acrylics? More, less, the same? I see you hold the airbrush very close (optical illusjon/camera angel?). I haven't figured out how to get your smooth result yet.. I have inks from Scale75, should it matter? Liquitex is much better or should I be able to get the same non-speckly and smooth result with SC75? 🤔
Its always nice to catch a good little channel just before it blows up
😁😁😁 Thanks!!! The channel has only one month of life but I really hope to have a long journey here on TH-cam 😊
It was so true 😁
Yeah when I seen him paint the Imperial fist it blew my mind. I knew this guy had to blow up he's got all kinds of knowledge. Glad it worked out for him had to be alot of work getting all the experience well deserved.
This comment aged like a fine wine! 🥳🤩
Marco, you are a true artist and a wonderful instructor. Thank you for these videos.
😍😍😍😍😍 Thanks a million 😍😍😍😍😍 it's really a pleasure to share 😊
DAMN YOUU!!!!
Now I have to do Blanshitzu Orks!
Great video!
ORKSHITZU it is....
Crazy how much more confident your English is little over a year later. This video is a great reference!
Thanks man!!!
I must have watched this particular video about 10 times now. Enjoy it every single time just as much as the first.
😊😊😊😘
In order for a beginner (eg me) to properly appreciate this video I feel it must be watched at least ten times (probably more). There is enough information here for 10 instructional videos! But I prefer it in this way where one can see how the techniques work together.
Thank you!
Thanks a million to you!!!
I plan to come back to the single techniques with an approach more beginner friendly . This was one of my first video on TH-cam and I had to impress the internet 😅😂😅
I can't count the many aspects in which this single vid helped me with my Orks.
Thank you Marco.
Amazing work. Your Airbrush skills are mind blowing.
I can never get over how magical it is when you add the white zenithal highlight, and all that detail just pops right out of the undercoat.
I love it!!! Every single time!!! The model really seems to pop out of nowhere 😁😁😁
There's a vibrancy with oil paints which is unsurpassed by any other medium.
Sensational work!
Jas👍
You are so amazing as an artist, I'm learning so so much from you, thank you! I really got into minis as a hobby for this sort of thing and you've given me the tools to really get the most out of it, thanks!
Thanks a million man!!! You made my day 😁😊😁😘
Wow Marco! New techniques using oil paints to create deeper effects on minis. Really Cool!!! Tahnk you. This has opened my eyes to new plague marines. Awesome.
Rich, vibrant and dynamic in colour.
A mini master piece!
Nice work,
Jas.
Thank you so much!!! 😘😘😘
Watching you is quite amazing. As a beginner these “advanced” or “pro” methods seems simple to implement to take my painting to the next lvl. Thanks for making this content free. I’m learning so much 💪
Thanks buddy 😊 Keep me updated with your experiments 😉
Wow, this has been so helpful, thanks so much for your generous teaching and expertise! Your finished Stormy looks fantastic!
The editing is hilarious. Beautiful painting and amusement. Grazie
😁😁😁 Thanks a million 😍!!! Super super appreciated 🙏🙏🙏
@@MarcoFrisoniNJM anytime my friend. Been watching ya for a lil while now. Keep up the good work
Gorgeous! I really like your "reverse painting" technique with the oil paints.
Thanks a million 😍!!!
Amazing.
I would LOVE to see your collection or maybe some of the models you are proudest of.
Take a look here! This is a fairly recent gallery :)
notjustmecha.wordpress.com/gallery
Just...wow...Thank you for the upload and the instructions.
Perfect guide for painting my Octarius orks. Thank you, painting wizard!
Best painting channel. Learn so much everytime! Thank you
Thank you soooo much😍!!! Super glad to help 😊😉😊
Thank you - there was lots of information in this post - lots to think about and lots to try out.
Tony
I'm actually happy that I discovered your channel
😊 Super super happy to hear it 😍😍😍
I have gone from petrified of straying from acrylic paints to very excited about the prospects of adopting inks and oil paint into my repertoire over the course of this video. Awesome final result and thank you for the video!
XD Thanks a million!!!
wow this might be the best painting ive seen on youtube and i've been down the rabbit hole recently on painting
The most amazing painting metod I´ve ever seen! I´ll be waiting for all your painting videos!
😁😁😁Thank you sooooo much!!! 😘
Love the wash over silver for the bronze effect, what a time-saver!!! Excellent work as usual, having a blast going through your videos again =D
Very well filmed. Great quality. And fantastic work with the inks and oil!
😘😘😘 Thanks a million!!! 😍
That combined two techniques that I want to try, but haven't, in a very interesting and instructional way. Thanks!
Thanks 😊😊😊!!! Send me some pictures of the experiments 😊
You are a modern day Da Vinci Sir, I've spent countless hours and paints completing a handful of Ork boyz. You have saved my eyeballs as well as my wallet with this video 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
😊😍😊 Thanks a million to you man!!! Check also this more recent video about an alternative take on quick green skins!
@@MarcoFrisoniNJM I'll take a look now, thanks 😁
Great instructional video including more painting tips and techniques than I can remember on the spot. The gritty finish is very much in character with the subject. Excellent work, Marco!
Thanks a million!!! 😊😊😊
good painters always make it seem SO easy.
Thanks ;) But this time it's really easy , I promise;)
Oh this is the best i've ever seen
I was doing my pupils like that then tried to switch. Glad to see someone else do it, im going back!
Wow! Amazing looking Ork! Great video!
Thank you so much for actually responding and taking into account my comment. This is amazing!!!
Rust technique was enough for like and subscribe, but i already done it.
Marco, you are MVP
😁😍😁 Thank you so much!!!
It started now but you already made my day 😊😊😊
@@MarcoFrisoniNJM Im currious what wash you used to make the rust effects on the grenades? Looks really good :) Oh and thanks for a great video :)
@@ronnipetersen4923 Hi! I used Vallejo Game colour Skin Wash on top of the silver for the basic old bronze tone and for the light rust a wash of pure orange with oil paints 😊
Marco, thanks for your videos, inspiring and helpful. You make me proud of being ITALIAN!!!
Grazie infinite per il complimento gigante!!! 😘😘😘
@@MarcoFrisoniNJM meritatissimo!
Dear Sir, once again truly an amazing piece of art!
Thanks thanks thanks thanks a million!!! 🙏🙏🙏
I've seen a comment about waterbased Oils... But couldn't find it anymore. So please don't hesitate if you've asked this before. Do you think this would work nearly the same way as usual Oils and Mineral spirit? A quick answer would be very nice. Thanks alot
@@bastianniemand7460Don't worry 😉 I tried water based oils but I don't really like them; sadly the effect and their properties are definitely not the same
How have I never seen any of your work before? This is brilliant!
Thank you so much for giving me so many ideas on how to go about starting with using oil washes!
You inspired me to go back to painting. Gotta try those oil paints one day
This is a huge compliment 😍!!! Super glad to help and share inspiration 😊😊😊
Thank you I learned a lot. the painting is amazing cant wait to try the techniques keep up the great videos
I've got to stop watching these videos it just depresses me when I look at my work😁 lovely paint job none the less you are a true artist
noooooo don't tell me this 😅!!! My whole point is that it's easy for everyone to do the same 😉😉😉!
awesome result, great techniques
Thanks man!!! 🙏🙏🙏
this is awesome, definitely want to start experimenting more with oils
Another excellent video, thank you
Congratulations, thank you for all your great work!
Thanks a million 😍😍😍😘!!!
Again, just awsome. Keep them commin’. (No questions this time...) Thanks.
😂😁😂 Thanks million 😘😘😘
Your videos are super packed with awesome tips! Thank you!
😍😍😍 It's really really a pleasure! 😘
Stunning work as per usual , your work is highly underrated !
Thank you sooo much man 😁😁😁!!!
Holy sheet, that's a lot of techniques yo. Thanks.
Wow. Stunned. Guess I should be bolder with my airbrush. I am always hesitating when it comes to regular sized models...
😊😊😊 Paint with no fear!!! 😉
You can arrive to extreme levels of details and precision with your airbrush!
@@MarcoFrisoniNJM Which yellow ink is being used for the skin in the beginning?
@@michaelinOZ It's Liquitex Yellow Azo!
@@MarcoFrisoniNJM Thanks a lot!
@@MarcoFrisoniNJM Ah Yellow Orange Azo
Excellent Marco, 👍
Thank you so much this is very helpful.
😁😊😁
awesome!! going to start my Re-boot my ork army soon and was looking for techniques to make them more grimdark, Thanks for very comprehensive guide!
Thanks 😊! Great timing 😁 I didn't put the accent on speed in this video but this is also a very quick and efficient method to paint an army
Great video Marco!
Thanks!!! 😊😊😊
You can also paint the checker pattern with fineliner pens for technical drawing. They're also great for panel lining, text on purity seals, freehands in general
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Thank you so much for making this Marco. Can't wait to try this out for myself!
😊😊😊 It's really a pleasure! You'll see it's a very rewarding process with no effort at all 😉
I would really like to see your take on a grim dark harlequins model. 🤩 Love your work.
1d4chan.org/wiki/Harlequin
This picture is kind of where my mind goes for grimdark harlequins.
Lovely vid, the Vallejo Air Metallics are some of my most favorite paints, they cover so well!
Fantastic, thank you for making this tutorial video!
😊😊😊 It's a pleasure 😉!!!
wicked style
Looks like 13 people misclicked when trying to hit the like button. Great work, as always. You are a jewel of the internet! Stay healthy friend.
Excellent. Instant subscribe.
Thanks man!!!
This reminds me of the orks on the cover on one of the Commissar Cain novels. One of my favourite to read.
😍😍😍😍😍 for me, this is the best compliment ever!!!
Great video, really interested in the control you get on applying the ink with the airbrush.
grande Marco, solo video interessanti e concreti, pieni di suntuose novità, continua così
Grazie grazie grazie!!!
MarcoFrisoniNJM
È giusto se vuoi ti do’ anche una dritta sul terreno
@@stefanocolini5214 Spara pure, é sempre figo sapere come fanno le cose altri pittori 😉
MarcoFrisoniNJM
Per esempio il miglior materiale per i terreni è il caffè macinato, quello della moka, dopo averlo usato (fatto il caffè) lo fai asciugare, quando ne hai un po’ lo pol erizxi bene col mortaio di legno da cucina ed ottieni una polvere, la mischi con 30% di vinavil e 70% di acqua anche un po’ di colore a tempera se vuoi, avrai così una ottima base per terreni, quando avrai imparato a dosare l’ acqua potrai ottenere una base auto espandente per coprire i recessi più difficili (tipo tra i piedi delle miniature) una volta asciutta, drybrushing ed inchiostri se vuoi, vedrai che base
Per l’ erba, con una peretta metti del vinavil in purezza sulla base e fai cadere l’ erbatta di vari colori dall’ alto, aspetti una decina di minuti e metti sottosopra la miniature per far cadere l’ eccesso, poi dopo un po’ di tempo, sempre con la peretta cospargi la base Con mix di acqua e vinavil o meglio colla per plastici ferroviari
Awesome... & I love the method used for the skin... we need more flesh tone quick tips like this one! "keep um kuming boss!!"
Thanks!!! And next week I'll have my Warcry box so I can see a lot of human skin coming 😉😉😉
Thanks!!! And next week I'll have my Warcry box so I can see a lot of human skin coming 😉😉😉
@@MarcoFrisoniNJM Outstanding can't wait!!
Altissima qualità !!!
This is fantastic!
Thanks man 😁😁😁!!!
this is really cool! I cant wait to see more like this
Thanks a million!!! This Friday I'll post a speed paint of the Untamed Beasts from the starter box of Warcry where I use this approach; 9 models in 5 hours 😉😉😉
Help, if a use chipping medium and finish with an oil was will the mineral spirit reactivate the chipping medium?
This is wonderful. Ghazghkull in this style would be awesome. I'll give it a try
But wish me strength and patience for recreating this on my 70 Boyz first. I just gave to wait for the oils to get delivered.
@@moeharley8801 Hows your progress
Top work dude!
Thanks a million 😍😍😍!!!
stunning video and channel! besides, I love your style of explaining techniques in your videos and talk in general! it would be just great to buy you a beer sometime!
😊😁😊😁😊😁 Thanks a million man!!! I'm always open for the beer option 😁😉!!!
wonderful, thanks so much, I will immediately try this
😁😁😁 Thanks!!! Send me some pictures of the results 😉
This paint job is absolutely amazing, a work of art. I would LOVE to see your take on a Black Templar with the upgrade bits, following the iconic cover art from 3rd edition
Thanks a million!!! 😍 You read my mind 😮 I'm already working on a cool conversion inspired to the cover 😅😉😅
How I painted my first generation tyranids. The genestealers came out so slick and sick. Oils, inks, and thin washes over saturated base tones.
Great vid very informative!
Thanks man!!!
@@MarcoFrisoniNJM ur welcome bro only found ur channel yesterday keep up the great work and is possible to do up some conversions
@@johnpaulpersad8997 Thanks! Sure, I love to make my own models 😉😉😉
@@MarcoFrisoniNJM ur welcome and sweet looking forward to it 😎👍
dude my next batch of orks are going to be following this method!!
😍😍😍 Awesome!!! I want to see the pictures!!!
@@MarcoFrisoniNJM I'm no photographer, but yeah man I'll share what you inspired hah :D
So I couldn't wait for my next batch and tried the oil grime on a few sluggas and choppas... Wow! First off, you weren't kidding about being gentle lol i learned the light touch quickly, but rubbed off some paint in my first five strokes of the dry swab. Second, the result was way better than I expected for a first try! The grit was far more credible than any former technique I've used. I think I have a grasp of the wash consistency, but will improve. I finished the current batch and next up I plan on going full force on the oils. I'll send you pics of my usual, the first attempts, and the next batch like I promised hah
@@gogotrololo 😁😁😁 I can't tell you how happy I'm hearing that you liked the technique 😍
Just wow
Thanks man!!! 😘
Phenomenal!
😊😍😊 Thanks man!!!
wonderful
I'm not going to lie, i almost switched it off when i saw that skin initially.
That final result is amazing. Makes me want to collect Orks
😁😁😁 Thanks! At the beginning the model is definitely ugly 😅 but in a couple of steps everything changes completely! That's why with this approach I feel the need to put pictures of the final result at the beginning of the video 😂
MarcoFrisoniNJM that's exactly what I thought, why didn't he show me what the result was because I almost missed this unbelievable technique.
I'd dabbled with oil paints but mainly just pin washing.
I'm all about this technique now, I was about to paint my 3D printed Guard army with a comic book style but I was hesitant after doing the test model due to how long it was going to take.
I've done 2 test models with different colours in this style and I'm pretty sure I'm about to pull the trigger on one of them.
Only thing I'm wondering about is can I use it effectively on tanks?
@@uglyduckling81 Super super happy to hear this 😊 Send me some pictures of the test models 😉. This approach was originally meant to age and weather tanks so... it's perfect for tanks!
Marco: Paints this beast of a model in under 2 hours
Also Marco: Hey guys, sorry that I didn't speed paint this one
Astonishing 👍
That blew my mind Marco!, now i want to buy oils.....
Lovely. You really got me interested in the oil thing! Will have to try one day :)
You'll not regret it 😉😉😉
Great video mate, I keep meaning to try out dry pigments, I'll have to dig out the pastels I bought.
Thanks 😊!!! They are great and basing and weathering is only the tip of the iceberg of pigments techniques 😉😉😉
This will be my colour scheme for the new Kill Team Octarius Orks :D Great job, Marco!
Excellent and very funny :)
😁😁😁 Thanks man 😉😉😉!!!
Amazing
Thanks!!! 🙏🙏🙏
grande !! tecniche interessanti, grazie
Grazie mille 😊😊😊!!! Sono tutte modulari poi e ognuna può essere presa singolarmente e inserita nel proprio stile
Very good nice Step by Step, GrimDark hmmm your GrimD. Style (is very good) is perfect not to Dark and not to full with weathering 😁 PLZ More Step by step. BOOMDAKKA SNAZZWAGON??? (GrimD.) Main colors White/Yellow (Horror Colors for beginners) Big Thx 4 your Work 😊
Love your idea to make your own pigments from pastels, I tried this and failed the first time because I had some cheap pastels with oil in them that prevented them from sanding well and what I got clumped back together in an unusable clay-like paste. but I have since tried it with some oil free pastels and it works great... what an awesome idea. but thought you might want to know for the next time you recommend it
Amazing!
Thanks!!! 😘😘😘
I just found your channel and it is blowing my mind, I love the honesty and clarity in which you present information. Would you be willing to make a essentials supplies or product list to start moving in this direction. I really only use basic vallejo acrylics.
Hello and welcome 😊😁😊!
Think to inks like any other colour; a good starter set should include black, white, primary and secondary tones and a couple of browns like burn umber, burnt sienna and raw sienna.
To start with oils you need just a couple of dark tones like black and a dark brown (maybe expanding with magenta, a dark green and something always useful like Payne's grey) and cheap synthetic brushes 😊
@@MarcoFrisoniNJM Thanks for the reply. Another questions, with the oil paints as a wash, do I do that last or before highlights. What is the order of operations? Thanks.
@@brettpetersen1671 You can choose! I prefer to paint the extreme highlights after the wash because light tones are toned down a bit by the wash and I want to keep the highest contrast possible but can paint everything before the wash still having a very good result
@@MarcoFrisoniNJM Thanks, I will do it after too, I just was not sure how the paint would go on over the oil, how long does the oil need to dry before highlights and final varnish
Fantastico!
Grazie infinite 😊😊😊!!!
Great work Marco,you can use "Silly Putty "from Crayola as a masking putty if you need it,and to avoid breathing solvants ,there are the oil line diluated with water,like Cobra oil,Georgian from Daler-Rowney..
Oh yeah it's one of my favourite tricks 😀 I use it when spraying opaque colours but when I works with transparencies I like a bit of overspray to blend lights and shadows together and give more natural complexity to the tones 😊
I gave a try to the water based oils but I found that they don't behave totally in the same way (but I have to admit that I tried only a very cheap version!)
Awesome tutorial! How much pressure when spraying inks vs normal acrylics? More, less, the same? I see you hold the airbrush very close (optical illusjon/camera angel?). I haven't figured out how to get your smooth result yet.. I have inks from Scale75, should it matter? Liquitex is much better or should I be able to get the same non-speckly and smooth result with SC75? 🤔
I found some hints in your 4th airbrushing video :)