Miniature Painting Tutorial - Oscar Lars - Ogor Skin
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Thank you very much! I came across your ogre painting tutorial and thanks to you I have a magnificent ogre army. The skin gradients are great! Thank you so much! Hello from France!
This song will be going through my head for weeks
Haha plan has been set in motion! ^^,
Just got myself a batch of ogors! And this guide made skin so easy! I did tweak it a bit to fit my colourscheme, but I'm totally in love with painting them! Subbed!
Thats great to hear! Ogors are so much fun to paint! Best of luck painting your new minis and thank you for the comment and sub!
Great video. I painted my Ogors in a similar fashion with a combination of brush and airbrush. Love the models, as they are super relaxing to paint
Thats awesome! I very much agree with that :)
Excellent tutorial! Can't get enough of different skin tutorials as it's something I'm working on getting better at myself. Looking forward to seeing more. Subbed!
Elevated Minis awesome! We are super happy you like them. We have a few more skin tutorials to do before we conclude the series to do other topics. Don’t hesitate to come with suggestions on what you’d like to see more of in the future besides skin! :)
Thanks for watching!
This skin is truly incredable...
Thank you very much! :)
Hi, what paints did you use for his belly-plate? I bought like 10 different Citadel metallics and can't say is Ogor Mawtribes cover art miniatures have hashut copper or Skullcrusher Brass or something else?
I have a few ogors and they are starting to look the same ,any ideas on kitbashing age of sigmar ogres.
I can't find good ones around.
I learned a lot about shading here! Especially about light from over head early on and micro shadows!
Grandiose .. awsome thants 🙏
You're welcome! Glad you like it
How did you paint the ogor trousers
Thanks for watching, It's just Celestra Grey base with Ulthuan Highlight for the light grey side and Khorne red, Agrax wash, Wazdakka highlight for the red side. :)
@@OscarLars thx
Hey man, I love your tutorials. I'm a beginner and following along has taught me a lot. Any advice on how you would paint ogres with a pale blue skin tone? I wanted to make a homebrew clan that lives in arctic conditions
Hey! Welcome to the hobby :D
yeah if you use this tutorial you should be able to do something like:
Hoth Blue, Blue horror, White as the three color choices.
I hope that helps you out and thank you so much for watching our tutorials :)
Best
Oscar
@@OscarLars Thanks dude, I really appreciate it. I know that with a lot of things making a call on the colours comes with experience, but I don't feel confident in wasting money on a hunch until I know what I'm doing. Would any white like a corax white do?
I understand that completely, corax White would work great. :)
U probably cover this in other vids, but how much do you thin down your paints?
I don’t think my paints much. It’s gives better coverage and color. But you need to make sure you smooth out the paint and don’t leave it lumpy anywhere, especially around detail. But this also is based in the fact that my paints aren’t thick to begin with.
Just found this, very well done! Can u please tell me what was the large brush you used?
Hello, what music have you used plz ? ty and have a nice day
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great video!
Thanks so much, glad you like it :D
The way you painted your Blightkings, is this like this but with more purple?
The Nurgle skin is different. We are planning on making a tutorial on it soon as it has been requested. :)
My issue is that when I thin my paint enough to layer up, it gathers in patches, ruining the transition. Either that or it's too thick and the transition is non-existent. It's honestly very frustrating. Any thoughts on how this might be remedied?
Hi Ben!
Hmm, are you using a wet palette? It honestly sounds like your having a hard time finding the sweet spot of consistency. The patch problem likely comes from using too much water when you thin the paint. It splits the pigments.
I like to mix in a bit of airbrush flow improver into my paints. It thins them a bit and helps with slowing the dry time of the acrylic paints. You can try that and see if it helps!
Best of luck!
Phenomenal work! What brush do you use? It seems you used it throughout the whole process. Mine are a bit worn out and I was planning on picking up another.
Thank you so much! I used a Winsor Newton Series 7 size one brush here. That size is my favorite anything brush size. :)
Hey i love your tutorial, i try to paint my Ogres the same way, after i saw your Videos. Ive got a question, what is that Handle you got for your brush?
Its a pencil grip. Helps to reveal pain while I paint on days my hands cramp extra.
how does he get those good transitions between the bugman's flesh and the rest of the other colors. looks likes its sprayed on but i literally see the brush! mine comes out all rigid and almost cell shaded
Hey man, I'm sorry you're not having much luck with your painting application.
Lets see if I can help.
The technique here is layering effect so it won't be as smooth as wet blending. This tutorial is not meant for that outcome but for batch painting armies, just at a higher quality.
The trick to making the stages of layering less noticeable is to make the space between layer "2" (example) and "3" thin and consistent. For maximum efficiency of the technique its counting on the fact that the application is done delicately enough to trick the eye. It won't do so fully, but the illusion comes from the eye not having obvious inconsistent spots to rest on.
If you're looking for smoother blends I'd recommend checking out Sam Lenz, Vince Venturella, and other painters that work more frequently with wetblending techniques and make painting tutorial more geared towards painting individual models rather than armies.
I hope this answers your question. If it doesn't, please don't hesitate to send me a picture of your model to me on Instagram or Twitter and I can see better what you're referring too.
Best
Oscar Lars
Nice nice tutorial
Thank you so much. We are pleased you like it.
At first I was a huge "I will follow GW videos and never mix paints" dude but since that looked like shit on my hands I adopted one of the squidmar's tutorials as religion. It definetely looks better but still not as smooth as yours Oscar hehe I better get better on painting skin or my Gotrek will be forever grey!
Thanks so much dude! I appreciate your approval of our videos. I'm glad you're deciding to step out of your comfort zone to venture into doing more mixing of paint. It truly opens the door to many more possible outcomes than sticking to rigid ways of painting. Tag me in your results!
Just curious to why you don't use a wash to reach a similar effect for much less work?
Fiche Chips that’s a very good question! The reason is that you can’t control a wash fully. What the wash will do is to leave a film on top of the surfaces that will have an inconsistency that can satisfy many painters, it does for me a lot of the time. But for a focal point like the skin is for ogors, I tend to avoid washes most of the time to get a better quality result :) I hope that answers your question.
Grymt att du pratar om vilken citadel färg man kan använda istället för andra märken. Tror det är många som jag, som sitter med 90% citadel!
Kul att du noterade det. Det var kramer's idé! Detta är något vi kommer lägga till som bas för hur vi jobbar och det är jättebra att vi får feedback från er så vi vet att det ar värt att fortsätta.
@@OscarLars låter helt underbart! Jävla smart snubbe den där kramer!
Any chance you could do one of the old greyish skin ton for Ogres ?
Eredish9119 I think that can be arranged. Please consider joining our patreon. More patterns allows us to dedicate more time to specific tutorials that fewer people wish for. Right now we’re doing tutorials in high demand. :)
Thanks for watching!
Great video just subbed
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