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Painting Heroforge 3: Highlighting Black & Painting Glass
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ส.ค. 2024
- In part 3 of our painting basics feature Heroforge and go over not one, not two, but THREE different ways to highlight black paint.
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PAINT KEY
VMC = Vallejo Model Color
VGC = Vallejo Game Color
VMA = Vallejo Model Air
VPA = Vallejo Panzer Aces
MC = Vallejo Metal Color
AK = AK Interactive
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I am really enjoying this series.
The title panel art style reminds me of something ...
Wow! You are saving my sanity. Trying to paint ninja's wearing black (not grey!). Great to see all 4 examples and mini looks awesome even if you wouldn't normally mix these tones!
How little paint is on your brush at any given time? I keep using way too much paint
Very nice. One thing I think is important to recognize when it comes to black is the material - a black jacket made from textiles will of course have a different highlight type than say black hair, which might even get a very stark highlight of straight white from the beginning. I looked at some photos of black horses, and the highlights are incredibly strong there - the fur coat really shines.
This has been the best painting black tutorial I have found, thank you so much for making this!
This tutorial was especially helpful! Fantastic work as always, Dr.
You do a GREAT job at explaining! Thank you doctor.
Great series! Hope to see it continue long into the future. Production is superb
Superb work as always, I'm learning so much from you and Uncle Atom at TTM. Now if I can get over this anxiety about painting, ha.
*Keep circulating the tapes*
Very informative and helpful video, not to mention entertaining as well! Thank you
Thanks Dr Faust!
Nice tutorial.i often fin with clothing there is a fine line between a black cloth jacket and the grey highlighting making it look like leather.
Love your work!! Always a great time to watch you work.
It looks sooo goood
Another outstanding tutorial! Thanks!
You make this look so easy!! I have 2 Drow dark elves to do, and I am afraid to even start as they are for a Dungeon Master (his premium collectible piece) and another player. All I have to do is start.
Just found this video and really enjoyed it. Doc your explanation that black is black and it can’t be shaded only highlighted makes perfect sense to me. Would the process be the same if you were painting something more shiny or reflective like the black armor on a medieval knight rather than clothing? Thanks.
Something shiny would require much higher highlights to give the idea of more light reflected.
Already saw it on the Heroforge channel last week. ;)
Thanks, Doc. I'm loving this Hero Forge series. I'm am planning on paring black with gold (Egyptian Anubis) and thinking a warm black would be best...??
Could go either route. Blues and gold looks nice, so cold black is also an option.
Nice work!
Nice work👏🏻👏🏻
When painting black I think it's always a good thing to remember these wise words:
"It's like, how much more black could this be? and the answer is none. None more black."
- Nigel Tufnel
Lead Guitarist Spinal Tap
Guitar Virtuoso
Awesome !!
Excellent. How about painting clear glass bottles?
Hi. Can't find VGC Shadow grey anywhere. Is it equivalent to VGC Sombre grey?
Great tutorial, thanks for sharing this, appreciate it!...Bill
looks good to me Q ? did print your selff ? or have some do fore you ? but good looking mini in alll
Hi Dr Faust, any chance you could show black scales in a future video? I know you recently did an amazing blue dragon, so maybe a dragonborn and show us how scales would differ from a jacket. Or would this work for that as well?
As always - thanks for the videos!
All dragons will be covered eventually.
What scale is that miniature?
what varnish did you use??/? besides the gloss
I painted a few heroforge mini's as a commission, but all them had very obvious layers from the printing process, even after a few coats of paint. How did you get rid of those?
The high grade plastic had almost none. A bit of light scraping here and there on a few took care of it.
@@ThePaintingClinic Thanks for the reply! I guess I just got a bit unlucky.
like my momma used to say "it's so black it's blue"
So, I'm painting a mini from Heroforge that my father-in-law bought. He got it made in steel, and there are just so so many grain marks. Any tips on how to get the steel prepped for painting? PS. I've got some files, but they have only made the grain ridges brighter >.
Make sure your surface feels smooth, and just prime the model. I've not worked with anything from hero forge, but I've painted a number of metal models in my time, and the shine and grain from your surface prep doesn't really matter, but the texturing absolutely does.
Oh, and finish with a matte varnish over at least 2 coats of gloss. Paint jobs on metal, any metal, will chip insanely easily.
Like Andrew says just make sure its smooth,give it a clean and prime my favourite being gesso at the moment.
@@andrewamann8855 @Johnnyboi1971 Here's kind of what I have going so far: share.icloud.com/photos/0CH-BrBE2i-LZYPQxCMkzaXEQ
I eventually ended up just priming with gray just to see how it turned out, since I couldn't do much to smooth out all of the steel. It's a WIP, but it might still look decent when I'm done.
@@jonathandaniel8840 looks like you might have done well to get a second coat of primer on there, but the surface texture is looking more than a bit gnarly under the paint... The color scheme, itself, is looking pretty alright, though.
@@andrewamann8855 Probably so. I've got it to a good place now, I think. Not Golden Demon material, but done. share.icloud.com/photos/0dr8MAtr9docTRMZWQOwK-h8Q
Hey Doc, is there a way to send you a message?
Twitter, Facebook, or Patreon.
This is my "first"-comment! :D
This is so weird. You sound exactly like Sean Carroll. I'm getting painting tips from a physics professor.🤪
There's no such thing as VGC Shadow Grey
It looks sooo goood