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How to Paint Diseased Flesh (Nurgle) - HC 328
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ม.ค. 2022
- In this Hobby Cheating tutorial, we return to nurgle and discuss how to paint diseased flesh, we cover how to make the flesh feel diseased and how to paint those disturbing buboes so they stand out nice and neat. Hope you enjoy!
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I love how Vince makes sure we understand the process and how he encourages us to experiment and try.
That's always the goal. I never want people to feel like they have to do what I do. Rather, my goal is always give you the information and have you go from there. :)
Hey Vince, long time lurker first time commenter to the channel but just had to say the footage is super crisp and audio is really clear during the demo segments. It sounds improved even since the last video about layering. Thank you always for the amazing content, keen to try this on my bloated boys
Thank you, the journey to improvement continues. :)
This is a 10 buboes out of 10 video. Thanks Vince! Since following your videos on specific topics like this, coupled with your deep dive colour videos, I feel like I have progressed much faster in my painting
Thats wonderful to hear and I am always happy to help. :)
Curse you Vince! This week’s podcast made me consider starting an army, and then I stayed up last night their crafting a cheap Maggotkin list. I woke up to this today, and I can feel my fate being sealed for this year’s army
The die has been cast. ;)
I'm about to start my death Guard and wasn't sure how I want to do the flesh parts. That was exactly the Video I needed. Thanks Vince!
Awesome. :)
For what it’s worth, of all the tutorials I’ve seen for diseased, or plague-worshipper skin, yours has a lot of both demonstration of techniques, as well as theory behind why those steps are being taken.
My question: how would you do this effect for non-pale, or non Caucasian skin tones?
Great question, so if you're doing darker skin tones, the same rules still apply, add in that yellow, especially in the highlights, and make some spots of red/pink to show the buboes. Depending on how dark the skin tone, you can also still use the purples to great effect.
I'm so happy that you still keep the groovy music at the end of your videos.
Never lose the groovy end music. :)
Perfect timining!
Just in the process of starting in on some Death Guards. *fingers crossed* for a future HC regarding intestines and tentacles. (-:
Wanted to echo what some others already said. Awesome improvement in the sound, especially the levels!
Clear and awesome as always!
Than you, the journey continues!
Excellent video, painting, and all around advice! It helped inspire a gargant I'm painting 😊
Glad it was helpful!
Great video bud as always. Illness and diseased models are some of my favourites tbh. It's why I love nurgle they are just so different alot of creativity goes into them and they can break all the rules of how something can and should look. Painting them is such a joy and it also means you can have a huge variety. One way I would do this with even plauge walkers was if have all my colours I was going to use for skin different greens, yellows some reds and purples and I'd paint them differently every couple of so, or even if I would paint some of them mostly the same maybe I would finish them off with different dry brush and filter wash and it really makes them standout without looking at a mono colour army as you would see alot with Daemon armies.
Totally agree.
Another AWSOME vid!! Production is continuing to get better. I appreciate the investment in camera and audio gear! Thanks!!!!
Trying to learn and improve. :)
Fun fact about adding green to skin tones..
Quantity is key, adding some gives you hyper realistic tones as skin naturally has a green tinge to it and it's often whats missing when you see an odd shade of flesh that reminds you of a CPR dummy. Same with blues, you got veins after all.
All these are in miniscule quantities but something that makes a giant difference.
Ofc, quantity is key and adding more you'll get the sickly tones.
Yep, you see this heavily in Frazetta's work amongst many others. :)
Always so helpful! Thanks for sharing with us yet again! I've acquired many many death guard models over Christmas and plan to venture into the nurgle realm, they're just fun to paint.
Death Guard are really fun to paint, totally agree.
Looked down during the initial steps to make some more sprue goo, I look up, and it's a completely different model that has distinct and realistic buboes. I had to go back and actually watch (as I do if this ever happens). Great to see as I need to paint my Blightkings. I have a lot of Nurgle daemon flesh (plaguebearers, plague drones, and GUO to paint) and mortal flesh to paint so this was perfectly timed. I will have to go back and see your vampire flesh vids for the other flesh I have to paint. So much flesh...
Love that you use a rather "easy" to access painting technique here to help illustrate everything doesn't have to be precise layering or wet blending or any other number of more difficult techniques for a realistic look. Keep up the awesome work and love the intro to this video. You are definitely upping the ante and I'm sure we all enjoy it; I know I do.
Thank you, that's wonderful to hear, and you may have some more vampire action coming soon. ;)
Thank you so much for doing this video! It's really going to help out with my Nurgle team.
Awesome. :)
Glad to hear you better on the face on shots, Much improved.
Videos great as always! Keep 'em coming Vince.
Thank you, the road to improvement continues.
Always nice to have a video guide for stuff such as this, I think most would rather not look up diseased and dying people for accuracy.
You're not wrong there.
Another great video, Vince. Your improvements to both camera and audio quality have been really fantastic!
Great to hear! Still working on it for sure.
The 84' Baron was a great idea for reference!
Vince, you are a MASTER. Thank you for sharing your incredible wealth of knowledge.
Thanks! This was fun to watch, pretty closely matches my own skin color so will always have a sample within reach when I paint my Nurglers.
Always good to have a real life reference. :)
Sick paint job!... I'll show myself out now.
Seriously, loving the (again) increase in production quality.
Puns are always what I'm here for. :)
Great vidéo. You explain very well color theory for sick model. Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
This is another great tutorial with lots of helpful tips….and, not sure what you’ve done, but the video and sounds seem to be doubly clear on this one. Thanks as always for your help!
Awesome, thank you!
Great video Vince! I am ashamed to say this, but I've struggled with diseased flesh immensely. This will help a lot!!
Wonderful to hear. :)
Great video, was looking for inspiration for painting some Middle earth SBG orc models, might try some of these techniques to try give them that sickly skin colour
This looks sooooo good. Thanks for your efforts to up production quality. Entirely unnecessary but highly appreciated.
No worries! Glad it's coming along.
The only aspect I did not like in your videos was the video quality. It was really hard to see what's going on, but you come a long way. The new videos are a huge jump in quality. Congrats, keep it up!
Awesome, glad to hear and still working on it. :)
Just in time.for my Nurgle Blood Bowl team. Thank you.
Always happy to help.
Thank you!! :-) I’d love to see a vid about your collection. It feels like that would be an awesome inspiration. Have a good day!
Thanks for the idea! :)
Vince, you're well on your way to painting a whole nurgle army!
We're getting there.
This is some amazing information right here ^^
Glad it was helpful!
Vincent going full tilt Nurgle. That’s the second video on Nurgle within a sort time. What’s next ? Khorne-beef?
I mean, I've done some Khorne in the past, they release a new Valkia and I will be doing that.
Yo Vincy V this is the video I needed.
Wonderful to hear.
Hey, Vince, I just played my first game of AoS the other day, my mind started racing with ideas for all the extras that could make the game easier and fun. Could you do/suggest (or have you already done) a video about all the extra bits you need/prefer to have to play the game? Stuff like wound counters, measuring tools, or worksheets to help remember all the abilities for the armies. Thanks.
This is a great idea, this is very much worthy of a video.
would love to see this same diseased flesh video, except using cold blues and purples representing asphyxiation\drowned flesh.
I'll add it to the list.
Thanks Vince!
More than welcome. :)
If I could, I would give you 100 likes for this tut. Thank you Vince!
Thank you!
awesome improvement on the audio !
Thanks, still looking to improve.
The first time I saw an episode of hobby cheating several years ago, I thought it was a bit silly that Vince was wearing an apron. Now I have more paint on my clothes than on my miniatures.
The apron is the only thing that sort of protects my clothes. ;)
Hi Vince, I fell in love with the paint job on the pauldron. Would you mind sharing your recipe for that? My 20 unpainted blight kings would be very grateful ;D
I believe it was a deep green, I honestly don't remember what it was, but any hunter green would work, and then built up through the bright pastel green in the golden so flat with a little of the yellow mixed in.
Never heard the word bubo as often in my life as in this video xD
Yeah, this was my one chance. :)
Dang Vince! I'm painting Chaos Ogres n wanted a nurgle flesh way of doing it... BOOM couple hours later this video.
Awesome.
Another nurgle video from Vince?! Is he finally Down with the Sickness?!
We're getting there.
That smooth 60fps!
Yep, working on lots of improvements. :)
Great video as always and production quality clearly getting much better! I just have a question how you achieved such incredibly smooth zenithal? Is it just FD ink over black ?
This was just a green grey paint over my standard german panzer grey. Just very thin and a few applications. :)
DAE hear the voice from Vermintide 2 when you hear the word buboes? "Festering bew-bows!"
Never played it, but I like it.
Seeing Vince, so crisp
Trying to increase that crispiness.
Anδ i am about to start my nurgle mortal army, thanks
Happy to help. :)
Disgustingly great video!
Thank you!
Fantastic video! Vince, does the basecoat for this miniature have some green in the final highlight? It looked like your last coat for the zenithal wasn’t solely a pure white but I couldn’t tell for sure.
Yep, you're correct, I used a slightly green grey for it.
Really cool video Vince - thanks for sharing! Was just reviewing your (un)dead skin last week to get some ideas on how to paint an Escher Death Maiden - reanimated body with venom blood. Thinking of going for something in between your zombie flesh and this one, starting off from a dark purple base + zenithal and then add in green and yellow tones but then top it with cold highlights to get a pale, walking dead feel. Have you ever done one?
I think that sort of a progression would totally work.
9:03 I believe you forgot to add the link :P
Yeah, not sure what happened, but it's added now, thank you. :)
Now I have to actually start painting my Deathguard army haha
Today is the day. :)
Could you please make an HC on red skin for demons (or squigs)? Thank you for all the great tutorials!
I happened to have already made just such a video (for squigs even) - th-cam.com/video/RwFIhuQZGeY/w-d-xo.html
@@VinceVenturella Thank you. I thought / assumed / expected you had done a video on it. But when searching 'hobby cheating skin flesh red demon' the video you linked did not show up in the youtube search.
Great to see more Nurgle from you, Vince, awesome. I have two questions, could you see this diseased skin recipe on a Maggoth mount? Any changes or thoughts on the top of your head to implement this on the Maggoth? Cheers. Second one is, what is fatsing exactly? Thanks!.
1) Sure, though I generally like adding a little more pink and purple to them, to make it seem more like monstrous skin.
2) As above, but you could also really push the yellows, as it's a monster, people won't bring the same expectations.
I'm not sure there's a specific definition for futzing, but if I tried to explain it, as I understand it, it's:
The application of paint in a non-mechanistic manner.
Rather than trying to follow a component based process (e.g. apply skin colour 1 to X, Y, Z parts, apply skin colour 2 to X, Y parts, apply skin colour 3 to X part = skin) (which is super useful for doing the initial groundwork)
Futzing allows you to 'futz' with the component process and give it more... context? Like you are combining the mini as it is with the basic premise of the paint scheme to give one whole thing, rather than have a mini + a paint scheme on top.
This then gives me the way I've been trying to use it (certainly not the only or best way!):
You start with an broad idea of the feeling you want skin to evoke, you look at what you have very critically, you put a bunch of paints on your palette, and then play with the colours, using different techniques until it feels right. It's impossible to pin down any 'one' thing that it does. You can still standardise it to a degree, but you standardise the process as a collection of techniques, rather than a set of components.
I guess compare it with baking a cake. Once you've followed the outline of the recipe and it's come out of the oven there's still more that affects the experience of eating the cake. How long you let it stand, whether you decorate it, how you present it, what environment it gets eaten in, the mood of the person when they are eating etc (the list is endless).
Unless you do the recipe right, there's only so much you can improve a poor cake. But if you follow the recipe ok, you can then take a solid cake and elevate it by making it a more identifiable thing in any particular way by adding to another part of the overall experience.
I.e.
A basic chocolate cake is good to eat.
A basic chocolate cake with some writing on adds to the personal 'region' of the experience of eating cake and is good to eat.
A basic chocolate cake made into a 40k mini is totally novel and unique in a way that changes the purpose of the cake so that it's such an identifiable experience it's almost more like art, and is good to eat.
Futzing is the second part of this. Adding to the mini in a way that fits with what you are attempting to get the mini to express.
Not sure if that makes sense, likely not a good explanation :D. But if you can get behind the idea of futzing it really changes how one sees the model (or at least it's certainly changed how I see it). Worth doing some more looking into.
You said to try different colors for diseased flesh and i wanted to paint my Maggotkin with a incredibly sever case of Cyanosis (think blue in the face. do NOT google) on the extremities it is light blue all the way to a purple in the worse spots. if i painting myself i was thinking of just drying brushing blues and purple from worse hit to least over the flesh tone (i was thinking pallid flesh or grey), however with this vide i'm wondering is it better to mix a color with flesh tone then do glazing. What do you think would be the simplest method to use for this type effect. for arms it would be fingers to upper arm. the fingers would be darkest blue or purple going lighter as an example.
I'd mix a little in, then move to full on glazing down to the extremities.
Great stuff friend 👏 👍
Thank You. :)
Love it!
Thanks!
Hurray for Buboes
Yes indeed.
Hey Vince, really like these videos. I have a quick question if you have time. I have something like 300 zombies to paint fro various zombicide games. I have painted a few here and there in different styles. But not found a style I like or one that works particularly quick. Would this technique (probably using some greyer tones for some of them) work in big batch painting. Or would you suggest a different technique. Thank you
Charlie
I would recommend this technique here (or something like that) - th-cam.com/video/PqJm9gEHgn8/w-d-xo.html
Oh brilliant I haven’t seen this one yet. Thank you so much
Can anyone suggest another cold yellow?
So Ice Yellow, Cold Yellow from Kimera, Hykey Yellow from Scale 75 - all of those are in the same area. But anything that looks like a bright white/yellow will get you in the space.
‘Preciate ya, pimp
ALways happy to help.
I need a tutorial on doing "scorched earth" type bases. Blasted, burnt, ashes.
Like, how scorched, if completely schorched, it's just black texture with a grey drybrush. ;)
@@VinceVenturella I mean I tried something like that but I don't feel like it ever came out quite right. They also don't know that you want to go quite that scorch that have it pull off a truly real looking effect... But maybe I'm wrong.
@@xenoterracide No you're right, it won't read, because there is no context. We only recognize a scorch by the "not scorched" things around it. It's just a pile of carbon ash. So ideally, you would have a "scorch line" or scorched area in that method, that would fade at the edges to brown and have a few spots of hot orange cinders, but then the rest is grey ash. Basically, take a charcoal grill, dump it on your lawn, paint that.
@@VinceVenturella Good analogy but... Even when I've tried to do it next to earth it hasn't come out anywhere nearly correct :'( I find basing especially difficult on smaller bases like 32 mm.
Hence this being an idea for a video ;).
This is a cool tutorial but sadly I'm not going to be able to use it because I have zero understanding of the terms you use when it comes to coats of paint.
Forunately, I have videos in the playlist on all of that as well, so if you have any questions on paint dilution, check those out or just ask them here. :)
Haven’t seen this video, not a nurgle fan, sorry. I wonder, are you or squidmar on ninjon on miniac friends with other painters that aren’t at your skill levels? Just curious. And after watching a couple of your videos I can already see a slight change in my abilities for the better thank you very much.
Sure, I have many friends who aren't painters or are varying levels of painters.
I didn’t get a link to the video you referenced about how you did his robe/cloth. Would love to see that.
It's added now, sorry about that.
What are the mix ratios? Are they 50/50?
ROughly that is about right.
Where can I sign up for some classes from you Vince?
None at the moment, but soon, there will be some options, stay tuned. :)
I refuse to play Baron Harkonnen in the Dune board game because I just can’t look at him all game - he is gross inside and out. Definitely a good call for reference material *shudder*
Old or new board game, the old one (the better one IMHO) you don't have to look at his face. ;)
Great video, would be even more amazing with some better lighting, you're disappearing into the shadows my friend.
Working on it :)
Hello Vince
Hello back to you.
Truly excellent of it’s kind. But those colours “horrible”? Beautiful, really. How boring smooth and pink is…
Just a funny heads up... "booboes" keeps triggering my Google Assistant. 😅
Amazing.
Keep on rottin' in the free world
This was a missed opportunity not to include this.
@@VinceVenturella Sit on it for a few episodes, and trot it out on another nurgle video. Mum's the word.
Vince, you just like saying 'buboes', don't you?
I mean...yes. ;)
🤢👍
That's the appropriate response.
You wait all week for a Vincie V hobby cheating video and end up being presented with 10 minutes of gross! 🤮😆
It is indeed, on the bright side, there will not be a lot of nurgle on the channel. ;)