Go Watch our RAG TAG Labyrinth Adventure! th-cam.com/video/Wr8u43sIq_8/w-d-xo.html - and don't forget, you can get 10% off the core Level Up Books at enpublishingrpg.com/discount/TTTRPG (sponsored)
Yes! This underpainting technique is *the best* way to churn out impressive paint jobs. Got to paint up a rock in less than 5 minutes? Instead of black or dark grey shadows, use a dark purple and drybrush with a grey or tan as usual. Boring rock is now interesting but not distracting. Have to paint up a thousand monsters for DnD or Warhammer horde? Underpaint like this with spray cans, airbrush or even just a fat brush where you lay the colours and maybe wetblend or stipple if it is on an upwards-facing surface. Then use either a few targetted layers or some heavy glazes to break up the different sections on the model. The more adventurous the colours, the better. As long as you drybrush or layer with something more muted, it is sure to look good.
I am so happy Murray is such a large part of the Tabletop Time channels! I love taking some bits from the videos to try on my own painting, and holy crap, I strive towards his quick humor that was shown in RagTag!
This is such a great technique! Really easy for even beginners to grasp and super effective! I’d love to see a side by side direct comparison of the same tile with identical hand painting treatments, but one with the basing out with spray paint and one without to get a really good visual of what this basing really adds to the overall design/dimension/and feel of the scenery! Keep up the amazing work y’all!
I've been thinking about trying this for ages. but had some anxiety about the outcome. i've only got a couple of hours a week for crafting so i didn't want to waste my time. thanks for showing that this is a viable option!
Awesome stuff, sometimes we can over do it but you got a great result in such a short time. Love how the Coloured Zenithal does all the heavy lifting and shadow work while the dry brush still draws out all the detail. Simple is good and lets anyone no matter the ability smash out some fun terrain while giving your more time for gaming (hopefully). Enjoyed this one
Dude! The technique that you described for painting the base coat is the same philosophy that I use for digital art. I use a program to procedurally create highlights and shadows based on the line art and then add my shading on top of that. It makes the process insanely fast for good results
Murray! I'm working on a huge surprise for my son and I needed your Murray Method advice for painting a 24"x24" pit to resemble the pit from the Dawn of War 3 trailer! Thanks so much!
Just in time for me starting painting dnd tiles :) What would be your advice for starting colour spraycans and where to find guides/ideas for these colour schemes?
heres a chalange for you guys using a new painting style for minis, try doing a realistic style, this means no zenifol or highlights but using real world lighting to do that work instead
based on the supports he needed to remove and the massive layer lines, it is FDM. that is also way more economical for large amounts of terrain/buildings
@@wkblauwster I hate layer lines. I run a couple of 4k resin printers. I should get a FDM for terrain. It's expensive to print in resin but the finish is soooo much better.
@@MiddletonJeff you can dile in fdm printers a lot better in then what you see here. they properly mainly used factory profile and settings. if you take your time properly calibrating all parts of it you can get a lot cleaner results. you will still have layer lines but they will be consistent making them a lot less noticeable. more like a intresting texture that you only see close-up. the truth is that FDM just ain't as much plug and run a resin printers. resin printers these days are ,as long as you level and keep temps and humidity under control, working without basibly any tweaking.
This is such a great technique! Really easy for even beginners to grasp and super effective! I’d love to see a side by side direct comparison of the same tile with identical hand painting treatments, but one with the basing out with spray paint and one without to get a really good visual of what this basing really adds to the overall design/dimension/and feel of the scenery! Keep up the amazing work y’all!
Go Watch our RAG TAG Labyrinth Adventure! th-cam.com/video/Wr8u43sIq_8/w-d-xo.html - and don't forget, you can get 10% off the core Level Up Books at enpublishingrpg.com/discount/TTTRPG (sponsored)
“It’s stopped raining! GO GO GO GO GO!” Is a mood every Victorian is feeling right now but especially in the Kilmore GDR area
I’d kill for rain right now.
We are getting the rain in Sydney now ☹
Yes! This underpainting technique is *the best* way to churn out impressive paint jobs.
Got to paint up a rock in less than 5 minutes? Instead of black or dark grey shadows, use a dark purple and drybrush with a grey or tan as usual. Boring rock is now interesting but not distracting.
Have to paint up a thousand monsters for DnD or Warhammer horde? Underpaint like this with spray cans, airbrush or even just a fat brush where you lay the colours and maybe wetblend or stipple if it is on an upwards-facing surface. Then use either a few targetted layers or some heavy glazes to break up the different sections on the model.
The more adventurous the colours, the better. As long as you drybrush or layer with something more muted, it is sure to look good.
Murray is awesome. He really has gotten more confident in front of camera talking.
Good day to all
Murray seems like the type of guy to leave your stomach in stitches from a good laugh session. I'm all for those vibes.
I am so happy Murray is such a large part of the Tabletop Time channels! I love taking some bits from the videos to try on my own painting, and holy crap, I strive towards his quick humor that was shown in RagTag!
This is such a great technique! Really easy for even beginners to grasp and super effective! I’d love to see a side by side direct comparison of the same tile with identical hand painting treatments, but one with the basing out with spray paint and one without to get a really good visual of what this basing really adds to the overall design/dimension/and feel of the scenery! Keep up the amazing work y’all!
I've been thinking about trying this for ages. but had some anxiety about the outcome. i've only got a couple of hours a week for crafting so i didn't want to waste my time. thanks for showing that this is a viable option!
Awesome stuff, sometimes we can over do it but you got a great result in such a short time. Love how the Coloured Zenithal does all the heavy lifting and shadow work while the dry brush still draws out all the detail. Simple is good and lets anyone no matter the ability smash out some fun terrain while giving your more time for gaming (hopefully). Enjoyed this one
Dude! The technique that you described for painting the base coat is the same philosophy that I use for digital art. I use a program to procedurally create highlights and shadows based on the line art and then add my shading on top of that. It makes the process insanely fast for good results
I love love love watching y'all do these builds and paint miniatures.
Murray! I'm working on a huge surprise for my son and I needed your Murray Method advice for painting a 24"x24" pit to resemble the pit from the Dawn of War 3 trailer! Thanks so much!
I love the Sphinx character 13:50 she is now my favorite character.
they look so good, this is going to be fun to watch on the ragtag rpg
I can watch Dave and Murray work all day, and I’m so excited for the next part of the ragtag adventure!! Yay!!! 🧝♀️
Amazing work as always, but out of everything im most surprised you have a can of The Fang!
Ooooh that looks great. Really inspired to tey something like this.
I'm going to have to try this murray method for myself.
Murray doesn't dabble. He just dives
Awesome results 😱
Laughed at the ending.
Just in time for me starting painting dnd tiles :) What would be your advice for starting colour spraycans and where to find guides/ideas for these colour schemes?
Waiting to do things after it stopped raining seems awfully familiar, I can't imagine why.
Do more dioramas they are best videos
I’m here exclusively because of this Murray method 🎉
Thanks
MURRAY! Gotta use some cheap double sided tape to keep those pieces down when spraying so they don't go flying everywhere, man!
Well done, kids!
please fix the extrusion on that FDM printer
Where do you get your paints?
cyclops got cake
I apologize for my actions
Rock n’ walls sounds like…
Didn’t they open for Spinal Tap?
Out of curiosity, why not use an airbrush instead of a rattle can?
I'd say Cover and speed over precision it would get tedious and loose continuity doing each terrain piece 1 at a time
heres a chalange for you guys using a new painting style for minis, try doing a realistic style, this means no zenifol or highlights but using real world lighting to do that work instead
0:49 He's not talking about you Bethesda... with your grayish brown/brownish gray colour palette.
What Printer did you use. FDM or Resin?
based on the supports he needed to remove and the massive layer lines, it is FDM. that is also way more economical for large amounts of terrain/buildings
@@wkblauwster I hate layer lines. I run a couple of 4k resin printers. I should get a FDM for terrain. It's expensive to print in resin but the finish is soooo much better.
@@MiddletonJeff you can dile in fdm printers a lot better in then what you see here. they properly mainly used factory profile and settings. if you take your time properly calibrating all parts of it you can get a lot cleaner results. you will still have layer lines but they will be consistent making them a lot less noticeable. more like a intresting texture that you only see close-up. the truth is that FDM just ain't as much plug and run a resin printers. resin printers these days are ,as long as you level and keep temps and humidity under control, working without basibly any tweaking.
Why did I read incredible as edible...
I like
Whats up with the lame beauty filters?
:p
This is such a great technique! Really easy for even beginners to grasp and super effective! I’d love to see a side by side direct comparison of the same tile with identical hand painting treatments, but one with the basing out with spray paint and one without to get a really good visual of what this basing really adds to the overall design/dimension/and feel of the scenery! Keep up the amazing work y’all!