The straw method was really cool and worked great. With the smallest brush I had with an extremely small amount of paint I could use it on a mini and it looked awesome.
Filthy congealed blood. I would never think to mix together BFTBG and TC together. I will be giving this a go. The airbrush on a low pressure to get a splatter is a nice technique I have used myself on terrain. I watched Alex from 52 Miniatures mentioning using a drinking straw for a much more controlled and smaller splatter too. Excellent vid mate. Loved the “science with” section.
Thanks bud! The Typhus corrosion can really make all the difference, especially when those bits of pigment clump together. When you get that it's just next level! I actually watched Alex's vid as I was researching thumbnail and title ideas for this video, some really good stuff in there!
Vallejo: Smoke is also a good one for cutting the saturated red and having a gritty texture too. Worked really well with either a little red ink or Tamiya clear red and UHU glue for some nasty caked on gore :D Awesome video bud ;)
I honestly just wanted to watch this so I could draw danganronpa blood on my mini crime scene for class but I stuck around cause it looked cool and I liked this mans accent-
Glad I could help! The pringles lid is suprisingly useful for things like this! If you eat a lot of pringles like me then you tend to have a fair few laying around too!
Thankyou! The armour tone for the sister of battle was achieved using the same technique as I used for my Grimdark White Scar that I did a tutorial on. It's essentially white ink, Oil Washes and then some Streaking Grime to tint and weather it.
My rationale is that all my blood splatter is always fresh, so the browning doesn't really have chance to take a hold yet. Great stuff though, I'm definitely going to be giving this a try at some point.
I know this video was uploaded some 11 months ago. But does anyone know if a dark brown + deep red mix could give a similar effect? Or what to get that isn’t citadel to get equivalents of Blood for the Blood God and Typhus Corrosion? I really don’t like citadel pots, and my autism sometimes makes it difficult to visualize what mixes would make good substitutes.
A dark brown and deep red mix could get a close enough colour but without the properties of those paints wouldn't neccessarily get the same finish. A few companies do similar products, the one I would probably recommend is the Greenstuff world coagulated blood. It's a very similar product and comes in a dropper bottle!
Is there any way of achieving this effect without Typhus Corrosion, I am currently painting a pyramid head model and need this effect, would something like Stirland Battlemire work?
Stirland battlemire is probably a little bit thick sadly, it could work if it has been thinned considerably but the particles in it are pretty big. The colour can be matched relatively easily using various browns but the key of the Typhus corrosion is the small particles within that provide that clumping effect.
I use a big range of paints for my work to be honest, mainly Citadel, Vallejo, Ak Interactive and Scale 75. For this the blood effects were all citadel 👍
Thankyou! The white was done using essentially the same method as I used in my Grimdark White Scar video but I have had a few people asking so when I next do a unit I will get the camera out!
@@SprayBlackStudios thanks. One more thing, sorry! I've got my Seraphim squad now, I've built them but wasn't sure what to do about their flying stands? Should I glue them to them, then prime and paint them? Or should I paint them separately, and if so, how would I go about doing that as they don't have flat feet to glue to bases? 😵 sorry to keep bothering you!
@@thecalvatron1955 no worries buddy! If you take a look at my instagram there is a photo of a Zephyrim prior to the streaking grime being added. What I do is to drill a small hole into the bottom of the jump pack where the base sits and then to insert a long pin and paint the mini whilst on a cork. To fit the base I'll then remove the pin and replace it with a shorter one that's been set into a drilled hole at the top of the flight stand stem. Hope that helps!
Great video. I got the Vallejo Special Effects Set. You get Flesh Blood and Dried Blood which are reasonable effective. You also get Vomit, Verdegris, Dry Rust, Rust, Rotten White and some Chipping Medium. All the ingredients for creating something pretty gory. Or a really bad cocktail.
I like the sound of Dr Rich! You are welcome as always Spudicus! I look forward to seeing this on some Orks! I'm sure I could come up with a decent "Necron Oil Blood" effect for you if you want it?.....
@@SprayBlackStudios Man I can't wait! I've recommended your channel to all my friends as a very easy step by step grimdark videos to follow. Keep it up!
Great video mate. A big tip I always give is to add a bit of brown to the blood splatter and it always makes the difference. Bit this is another level mate! Stealing this for our challenge 😜
Haha please feel free to steal! I am expecting big things from you for our challenge!! Also, the "Science with Sprayblack" may make future appearances.....
I think you're the only person who has mentioned adding typhus corrosion to the blood paint and you are actually a genius for it. The extra bit of texture is *amazing* Good find, great vid !
BRILLIANT! All the tutorials I've seen so far have been using fresh blood and fancy brush techniques, but dried filthy blood blown on with a straw? That's TRULY realistic blood spatter! Thank you.
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Finish the sentence guys......
"BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD..........."
Milk for the Khorne flakes!
@@jasonmolenaar119 Not what I was looking for but I think I may even prefer this answer!
SKULLS FOR THE SKULL THRONE!!!
On a mountain of skulls in a castle of pain, I sat on a throne of blood! What was will be, what is will be no more! Now is the season of EVIL!
POV: world eater forgot the chant: “uhhhhh… AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!”
The straw method was really cool and worked great. With the smallest brush I had with an extremely small amount of paint I could use it on a mini and it looked awesome.
The moment when a door painting tutorial convinces you to subscribe
Haha glad to have you onboard!
I mean, not many people produce good door painting tutorials.....
Khorne approves your efforts!
BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD......... SKULLS FOR THE SKULL THRONE OF KHORNE!
The crusty dried puddle looks excellent!
Thankyou!
love it
Thank you , Ritch .
~ GrimDark Rules ~
Thanks Lou!
And yes, it's all about the Grimdark!
Great video man this is pretty much what I’m going for thank you
nice tutorial, i love the idea of using the airbrush to made blood splatt
Nice video dude! Will use this method
Thanks bud!
Great video, now I have to check all the rest (also, love your motto)
try GreenStuffworld´s " Coagulated Blood"
Great vid - thank you! Did some splatter for the first time recently and my first models are a bit... overboard! Really love that airbrush technique.
Blood splatter is definitely a technique that takes some practice! It's very easy to go overboard.
Filthy congealed blood. I would never think to mix together BFTBG and TC together. I will be giving this a go. The airbrush on a low pressure to get a splatter is a nice technique I have used myself on terrain. I watched Alex from 52 Miniatures mentioning using a drinking straw for a much more controlled and smaller splatter too. Excellent vid mate. Loved the “science with” section.
Thanks bud! The Typhus corrosion can really make all the difference, especially when those bits of pigment clump together. When you get that it's just next level!
I actually watched Alex's vid as I was researching thumbnail and title ideas for this video, some really good stuff in there!
Vallejo: Smoke is also a good one for cutting the saturated red and having a gritty texture too. Worked really well with either a little red ink or Tamiya clear red and UHU glue for some nasty caked on gore :D
Awesome video bud ;)
Thanks bud!
I shall definitely have a look at that! I do use a lot of Vallejo but not tried that one yet!
I honestly just wanted to watch this so I could draw danganronpa blood on my mini crime scene for class but I stuck around cause it looked cool and I liked this mans accent-
I'm glad you liked the video! And my accent....
i love gore and since i just printed a pyramid head figure i wanted lots of blood, ill retry and keep practicing, thx
Nice technique, and exactly what I've been looking for! Nice use of the pringle can lid btw, never thought of doing that..
Glad I could help! The pringles lid is suprisingly useful for things like this! If you eat a lot of pringles like me then you tend to have a fair few laying around too!
Really great video, my brother! Great idea with the Typhus Corrosion! It really does add that sense of coagulation to the blood!
~ Wolfbrother Methos
Thanks buddy! The Typhus just nudges it up a level!
Best blood effect I've seen yet. Nice one, m8
GreenStuffWorld have two nice Blood and their Vomit is the best too,cool video !
Thanks! I've been meaning to try the vomit for a while tbh!
Very helpful, thank you for making this video.
You are very welcome!
Nice video bud, super helpful!
Thanks bud!
I liked it so much I'm sharing the link to this video on my FB pages for my miniatures game I'm writing Verrotwood.
Thanks for the share 👍
really helpful video! Thanks for making this, I'm gonna use some of these techniques on my cosplay crafting!
Ooooh enjoy! I hope this techniques work for you!
@@SprayBlackStudios it did!! My little sister dress is perfect now, thanks again you rule!
Such a great and helpful tutorial, thank you :)
You are welcome!
that sister of battle armor white tone is fantastic and truly grim dark. How did you achive it? thanks for the great work!
Thankyou! The armour tone for the sister of battle was achieved using the same technique as I used for my Grimdark White Scar that I did a tutorial on. It's essentially white ink, Oil Washes and then some Streaking Grime to tint and weather it.
My rationale is that all my blood splatter is always fresh, so the browning doesn't really have chance to take a hold yet. Great stuff though, I'm definitely going to be giving this a try at some point.
Well, if you are a Khorne follower then chances are that it probably is fresh!
I know this video was uploaded some 11 months ago. But does anyone know if a dark brown + deep red mix could give a similar effect? Or what to get that isn’t citadel to get equivalents of Blood for the Blood God and Typhus Corrosion?
I really don’t like citadel pots, and my autism sometimes makes it difficult to visualize what mixes would make good substitutes.
A dark brown and deep red mix could get a close enough colour but without the properties of those paints wouldn't neccessarily get the same finish.
A few companies do similar products, the one I would probably recommend is the Greenstuff world coagulated blood. It's a very similar product and comes in a dropper bottle!
Is there any way of achieving this effect without Typhus Corrosion, I am currently painting a pyramid head model and need this effect, would something like Stirland Battlemire work?
Stirland battlemire is probably a little bit thick sadly, it could work if it has been thinned considerably but the particles in it are pretty big. The colour can be matched relatively easily using various browns but the key of the Typhus corrosion is the small particles within that provide that clumping effect.
what's the brand of the paint you use? yay I finally know how to paint realistic looking blood
I use a big range of paints for my work to be honest, mainly Citadel, Vallejo, Ak Interactive and Scale 75.
For this the blood effects were all citadel 👍
@@SprayBlackStudios thanks
Great video. Would really love to know how you painted the Grimdark Sisters of Battle?
Thankyou! The white was done using essentially the same method as I used in my Grimdark White Scar video but I have had a few people asking so when I next do a unit I will get the camera out!
@@SprayBlackStudios thanks. Did you use the streaking grime at the end too? Got some Sisters and an airbrush coming later this week 🙌
@@thecalvatron1955 yeah I used the same method, finishing with the standard Streaking grime 👍
@@SprayBlackStudios thanks. One more thing, sorry! I've got my Seraphim squad now, I've built them but wasn't sure what to do about their flying stands? Should I glue them to them, then prime and paint them? Or should I paint them separately, and if so, how would I go about doing that as they don't have flat feet to glue to bases? 😵 sorry to keep bothering you!
@@thecalvatron1955 no worries buddy! If you take a look at my instagram there is a photo of a Zephyrim prior to the streaking grime being added.
What I do is to drill a small hole into the bottom of the jump pack where the base sits and then to insert a long pin and paint the mini whilst on a cork.
To fit the base I'll then remove the pin and replace it with a shorter one that's been set into a drilled hole at the top of the flight stand stem.
Hope that helps!
Spatter
I am sure you will think I am crazy but I used my blood for blood effects.
😁😁
Yes, you are definitely crazy! 😂
@@SprayBlackStudios 😁😩
*World Eaters intensify
I'm gonna be honest, making this video did put some thoughts in my head.....
@@SprayBlackStudios I'm sure it did lol
@@SprayBlackStudios Please report to your nearest Commissar immediately
@@jherazob Sir, yes sir!
Great video. I got the Vallejo Special Effects Set. You get Flesh Blood and Dried Blood which are reasonable effective.
You also get Vomit, Verdegris, Dry Rust, Rust, Rotten White and some Chipping Medium. All the ingredients for creating something pretty gory. Or a really bad cocktail.
Sounds like some of the dirty pints I drunk in my early 20s!
I have a handful of those separate but I hadn't seen that they did a set!
Nice video dude. Very informative, it should help a lot of people out
Thanks buddy, I really hope so!
Fanfuckingtactic. Great work!
Thankyou!
I learnt so much today. Thank you Dr Rich.
Lovely video too. ❤
I like the sound of Dr Rich!
You are welcome as always Spudicus! I look forward to seeing this on some Orks! I'm sure I could come up with a decent "Necron Oil Blood" effect for you if you want it?.....
Grim dark World eaters pleaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaase!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Very good channel! Congrats!
Thankyou! Grimdark World Eaters will definitely be happening when I have the right bits!
@@SprayBlackStudios Man I can't wait! I've recommended your channel to all my friends as a very easy step by step grimdark videos to follow. Keep it up!
Great video mate. A big tip I always give is to add a bit of brown to the blood splatter and it always makes the difference. Bit this is another level mate! Stealing this for our challenge 😜
Also, the sticker "Science! With..." Haha love it
Haha please feel free to steal! I am expecting big things from you for our challenge!!
Also, the "Science with Sprayblack" may make future appearances.....
@@SprayBlackStudios ha no pressure then!
just use your own blood!
Wouldn't be a first!
A hint of rust helps too personally. Blood has iron in it and turns an orgish color on more pale or white surfaces.
Great video, typhus corrosion with blood for the blood God, great tip. Thanks. 😃👍🏼
You are welcome bud! 👍
awesome tutorial, now to find a good excuse to use this technique :)
When you collect Orks that is the excuse!
Great tip! I'll definitely be doing this on the future.
Thankyou!
I think you're the only person who has mentioned adding typhus corrosion to the blood paint and you are actually a genius for it. The extra bit of texture is *amazing*
Good find, great vid !
Once again i run into you. You olayed a huge role in how my blood angels look and feel today.
This will do nicely on their close combat units
Just fantastic!
BRILLIANT! All the tutorials I've seen so far have been using fresh blood and fancy brush techniques, but dried filthy blood blown on with a straw? That's TRULY realistic blood spatter! Thank you.
You are welcome! I was never happy with the look of super fresh blood, had to find a more realistic way of doing it!