Hey! I know you don't have a lot of subscribers yet but you're doing an outstanding job with you video (editing, description, timestamps, content, etc...) and I'm sure it'll pay off soon! Keep up the great work!
@@ThePutridPainter hey man from a fellow worshiper of Nurgle that was amazing painting work I hope you have more paint tutorials and keep up the great work
Thanks for the sub! I really appreciate it. I do sure love painting Nurgle but I also paint other stuff. Whatever I feel like. i do try to keep it putrid though
love this, painting my first Beast of Nurgle this week and came looking for a guide and this is perfect! What size/brand brushes do you use for this? I can never tell if the brushes I'm using are too big or small
Thanks for the lovely comment! As for brushes; currently I’m using Davinci synthetic brushes. They’re cheap and they hold their tip very well! I usually use a size 2 brush for most basic basecoating and highlights. I also have a size 1 brush for extra small detail and bigger brushes for applying contrasts paints etc
At the time of painting I didn’t know what a zenithal highlight was. For this particular model I’m not sure if that would give a big difference really. All the drybrushing might obscure that zenithal effect a bit
About how long do you wait for one layer to dry before applying another? I ha e 2 plague drones one I didn't really wait between violent and green and the other I had to step away so there was almost a whole day between the 2 layers and one is wayyyy better looking than the other
usually with water based paints the more water you add the more time it takes to dry. I try to keep my paints a little wet so I can apply them better. Though it's usually doesn't take much long to dry. Maybe a couple of minutes and I can continue with the next paint. Contrast paints and shades need way longer to dry. I usually leave those for about 10/15 minutes for contrasts and 30/40 minutes for shades
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Hey! I know you don't have a lot of subscribers yet but you're doing an outstanding job with you video (editing, description, timestamps, content, etc...) and I'm sure it'll pay off soon! Keep up the great work!
Thanks! I enjoy making these videos and already happy over a 1000 people decided to follow me :)
@@ThePutridPainter hey man from a fellow worshiper of Nurgle that was amazing painting work I hope you have more paint tutorials and keep up the great work
Very nice dude 👌 currently planning a scheme for a fantasy undead army and thinking of doing it in a nurgle theme. Very helpful
Awesome! If you post it somewhere online lemme know :)
Love your stuff. I started a Nurgle army(as my first) and base all my painting methods on this video. Pacing and information is excellent. Thank you.
Thanks for the compliment! I hope you're able to paint your Nurgle models as disgusting as possible!
Nurgle is my main 40k army and I'm getting some death guard stuff tomorrow gonna Look for some poxwalker and blight hauler tutorials
I did do a Poxwalker tutorial :)
Awesome job man, I'll be following this for sure. Great to see a Nurgle focused painter!
Thanks for the sub! I really appreciate it. I do sure love painting Nurgle but I also paint other stuff. Whatever I feel like. i do try to keep it putrid though
Great tutorial!
Thank you!
This helped so much made a great model tut!
That is awesome to hear! This was such a fun model to paint
love this, painting my first Beast of Nurgle this week and came looking for a guide and this is perfect! What size/brand brushes do you use for this? I can never tell if the brushes I'm using are too big or small
Thanks for the lovely comment! As for brushes; currently I’m using Davinci synthetic brushes. They’re cheap and they hold their tip very well! I usually use a size 2 brush for most basic basecoating and highlights. I also have a size 1 brush for extra small detail and bigger brushes for applying contrasts paints etc
With the amounts of shades and Constrasts, do you think the model would benefit from a zenithal prime? Would it make much difference? Great video!
At the time of painting I didn’t know what a zenithal highlight was. For this particular model I’m not sure if that would give a big difference really. All the drybrushing might obscure that zenithal effect a bit
Nice work! Liked and subbed!
Thanks and enjoy the video’s!
About how long do you wait for one layer to dry before applying another? I ha e 2 plague drones one I didn't really wait between violent and green and the other I had to step away so there was almost a whole day between the 2 layers and one is wayyyy better looking than the other
usually with water based paints the more water you add the more time it takes to dry. I try to keep my paints a little wet so I can apply them better. Though it's usually doesn't take much long to dry. Maybe a couple of minutes and I can continue with the next paint.
Contrast paints and shades need way longer to dry. I usually leave those for about 10/15 minutes for contrasts and 30/40 minutes for shades
ziet er goed goor uit :)
Daar ging ik voor :D
Looks absolutely revolting and disgusting. Thanks for the guide.
Just what I was going for thanks :)