INDOMITUS How to paint High Quality IMPERIAL FISTS space marines- YELLOW MADE EASY - no airbrush.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video Byron's tackling how to paint Yellow! We get asked how to paint imperial fists regularly, and this method allows you to paint yellow miniatures, without an airbrush, to a high standard!
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Please comment with your feedback, future suggestions/ anything you like to have a chance to win a paint set and texture pallet! Paints used in order:
Series D full set: store.artis-opus.com/collections/series-d-drybrushing
Yellow Armour:
Xerus purple
Leviadon Blue (Contrast)
Averland Sunset
Lahmian Medium
Flesh Tearers Red (Contrast)
Flash Gitz Yellow
Screaming Skull
Detailing
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Any Black (Vallejo 950 used)
Mephiston Red
Ironbreaker
Skavenblight Dinge
Ulthuan Grey (Following Screaming Skull)
White Scar
How would I paint tanks and bigger models using the same techniques or slightly different?
what about NMM necrons
Would like to see something on white/ivory robes. On the Indomitus Bladeguard for example, i think they would pop if you went with black armour...
would love to see your take on a grimdark space marine paint scheme.
On the list mate 😊 Thanks for the suggestions!
That's a funny looking Iron Warrior!
😊Hope it made you smile
thank you ... the no airbrush is greatly appreciated. You inspire me to do better in my miniature painting.
Aww what a nice comment! Thanks so much buddy🤩🥰
Dear Byron, Excellent tutorial & workmanship. Thank you for sharing, inspiring as usual. Kind Regards Johnny
Oh you're so welcome Johnny! Thanks so much for your ongoing support and comments 😊🥰❤
Love the texture created from using the dry brush.. great job.
Thanks so much dude🙃
I'm liking the different Primaris chapters so far .. keep them coming 🤟😁💚
Thanks so much Luke! Keep watching and we'll keep painting ^_^
I have been struggling to find a yellow scheme that I liked. This is perfect! Thank you so much.
You're so welcome! Glad I could help 😊😊
@@ArtisOpus hopefully putting some paint on models this weekend!
What I like the most is your use of colours I’d never have imagined using when painting yellow. They all work together though to bring a fantastic result! Still learning so much and this channel is helping me all the time! Thanks for sharing this Byron!
Use a color wheel, when looking to shade instead of using black look at the opposite side of the color wheel to help shade and darken the color.
Thanks so much dude😊Much appreciated
From the Indomitus box? Skorpekh Lord has to be the baddest looking model in there - a clear winner!
We're tempted, but intimidated 😊 Cheers for the comment mate!
Your videos have rapidly become staple watching for me. Great techniques and very relaxing to watch, win win! 😁
Awesome! Thank you so much 😊
Amazing results from drybrushing. Your use of colour is on point and your brushes work extremely well. Very interesting tutorial, thanks for taking the time and effort putting it all together 👍☺️👏👌🖌️
You're so welcome Keith!
They make it look so easy!
^_^ That's the goal - showing the viewers everyone can achieve good looking results by just following a few techniques.
What you do with drybrushing and stippling is simply astounding. Bravo.
Thanks so much Dave
looks nice. usually i prefer ver bright orange yellow for imperial fists, but this works too
Thanks so much Valentin!
I've been looking for a tutorial like this for so long wanting to start my imperial fists but without a airbrush it's been a challenge on tester minis so glad i found this!
Lovely colour scheme, i allways wanted to see how to make imperial fists more realistic
Glad you like it! 😊 You can try it out and show us your progress on socials!
Super cool great use of color wheel to find a way to shade a color without using straight black.
Thanks so much Blake 🤩
@@ArtisOpus would love to see Salamanders dry brush techniques!
awesome! would love to see you paint custodes
You're a life saver, I wanted to paint imperial fists, you're making it easy for me.
Amazing to hear dude :) Thank you so much for the support!
That purplish shading works beautifully with the yellow. That’s beyond the technique applied. That’s talent. Very well done 👍🏻
Awesome, Artis.
Thank you Chuck! 😊
Great idea. Loving the use of these texture pads. Still looking forward to sci fi terrain hopefully from dungeons and lasers. I just cut out all mine
Keep your eyes on the channel Dave, got your suggestions on the list ^_^ Thanks for the support
@@ArtisOpus happy to keep eye out. Amazing you coming out with vids so often
Awesome! Also a quick tip for people like me that didn't want to ruin a texture palette: I just put the paint on a regular palette and then just start swiping the brush on the top right corner of my texture palette. I got less grainy results from this method than using a paper towel and it doesn't clog up the detail on the texture palette as fast as putting the paint directly on it. I use the other 3/4 of the palette for checking that I have the right amount on my brush or to test colors.
Great tip Tyler! Maybe we're not all as messy as Byron😅😊
I'd love to see something focused on metallics; say, Iron Warriors or something similar.
Metallics video coming up soon! Stay tuned😊
Artis Opus I’m really enjoying the new Metallica range, iron warriors and grey steel in particular over the old standard leadbelcher.
Great tutorial fo painting yellow.
Thanks so much 😊
I don't think you had a go at something like a bust on the channel yet. I would love to see your take on a nice sculpt with some character to it.
Would love to see you paint some Infinity models, they are very detailed and I think they would work great with these techniques!
They're so much smaller! With GW's scale-creep ever noticeable (it's part of why the new space marines paint so well) whenever I drop down a size to other ranges it takes me some real adjustment! They're also more fiddly and less resilient generally, I love plastics and some chunky resins for the D generally speaking.
Love it! Great techniques! Gonna try some blood angels following this style
Thanks so much buddy! Hope it goes well for you, enjoy painting 😊
These look absolutely gorgeous for a mustard yellow Lamenters scheme. Brilliant stuff. I've been wracking my brain for ages trying to figure out how I'd go about painting mustard then you guys come along with this
Happy to help buddy ^_^ Thanks so much for the support
this is awesome, i love the higher difficulty tutorials like this that produce higher quality results!
Glad you like them! Thanks for the comment😊
Absolutely brilliant work! I would love to see a black templar assault intercessor soon :)
You're certainly going to see this in our future content Julian 😊 Thanks so much for the nice comment!
If only this was the actual yellow Imperial Fists went with, the toned down yellow is way better!
Cheers dude, I think it adds a really interesting nuance 😊
Also, I’d just like to add that you’ve done a great job with your videos. Very simple, very clear, great voice for instructing. All around I’ve enjoyed these greatly. Thanks for doing them for us!
Thanks so much Bryan, my pleasure dude!
Great tutorial and very nice result 👍
Thanks so much 😊Glad you enjoyed it!
Great video, would love to see how you tackle Space Wolves with the same techniques.
You can surely get to see this in our future content! Thanks for the support and the suggestions Kyle 🤗
Great looking yellow dry brush! A tutorial on painting wings would be nice.
Thanks so much Raymond! ☺️Stay tuned, this will certainly be part of our future content 👀
Loved it would never have thought to use purple as a base coat and shade for yellow roll-on doing the Necrons
Surprise surprise 😊 Thanks for the comment Ricci
I would love to see something synth/vaporwave styled. Contrasting colours, osl, working with pale shades and strange shadows would be wonderful.
Hey dude, we're buildy up to the more techy stuff, check out our previous tutorials for some pretty similar stuff to this though! :)
I love your colour schemes ideas I never would have thought to use or mix at my current level. I would also love to see you guys tackle a walker or aircraft piece. Especially something along the pirate theme
Given that holidays are pretty much out of the window due to the scamdemic, I'm gonna treat myself with all 3 sets of your brushes and spend my vacation painting on my balcony. Thanks for all the tutorials so far and please keep them coming. If it's not to cheeky to suggest something, I'd really love to see some black armored space marine done with your technique. Proper black is not easy to achieve, in my opinion at least, and seeing it done with your drybrushing technique would be really amazing. Can't wait to see the results.
Hey dude, what a comment, you've given us a laugh here! :D
Not cheeky at all, we'll definitely get round to this at some point in the near future, it's being requested a fair bit, the main reason we haven't yet is that I legit need to learn it before I do a tutorial on it!
@@ArtisOpus Thanks. Placed an order. Looking forward to testing your magnificent brushes :-)
Whoop. Been waiting for this. Yay!
Very please you got what you wanted to see Daniel ^_^ Thanks for the support!
Always loved dry brushing but never knew how to use it as an all around technique. Your approach is very effective, and elegant I would say. I love my airbrush for transitions and blending, but this finally gives justice to actual “painting with a brush”. Thanks for sharing!
You are so welcome! Thanks for the support Emilliano 😊
Like I said previous video stipling no airbrush Black Templar would be incredible! Thanks for video still :)
Yess, it is high on the list! Stay tuned! Cheers buddy, you're very welcome 😊
I have a couple of questions:
1. What is your favourite colour to paint with? You use purple a lot for basing, is it that?
2. Dry brushing has for a long time been seen as an intermediate technique that seems to be a bit of a stop gap between learning how to highlight quickly and moving on to more advanced techniques (at least that’s how its seen in my hobby group i am in), how and why did you decide to take dry brushing to the next level?
I’ve been watching all your videos since you started the channel and it has drastically changed the way I paint a lot of models now, really looking to improve my dry brushing and stippling game, still got a long way to go I feel! Want to get some of your brushed and a texture palette, but I can’t get them easily where I am at the moment unfortunately.
Obviously, I'm not Byron but I think purple is an AWESOME shadow color. Looks great as the shadows for most blues, greens, and even reds from my experience. Not saying that it is always super realistic but it has a nice aesthetic to it and a dark purple on minis can look 'black' without having the actual darkness of black if that makes any sense. It's kind of similar how we never use true white for eyes and typically just true white as a highlight for white objects as they kind of touched upon in their painting white video. I may also be biased as purple is my favorite color.
correct me if i'm wrong but apparently i've been told that their "dry brush" isn't necessary a dry brush because the hair in the centre is more film while the surrounding hair is soft, its like a paint brush, dry-brush hybrid, it can do both dependant on the pressure. (i hold this could help, again please correct me if i'm wrong)
Nice. Interested in learning about considerations that come into play for shading on larger scale figures that have decals.
Very pleased to hear you're finding the tutorials useful Geoff ^_^ Thanks for the comment!
WOO! My prayers and comments have been answered! Looks amazing! Thanks for the video and technique! I'll probably be using this scheme when my Indomitus box comes in :)
You are so welcome! Thanks for the comment dude, much appreciated 🥰
Just great to see the technique used on a small figure. Sub assembly very important for this then.
Thanks so much Darren!😊
Great result, a usual! I would love to see how you would tackle minis of a more delicate kind, like some of the more intricately detailed models from the aeldari range.
Great video again.
I've finally had a couple of goes myself broadly following this, 1 good, 1 less good.
Still some way to go learning to get the best from the technique, but it's quick and when good delivers results I'm happy with.
Amazing James, have you tried out any more? It is a really steep initial learning curve, but goes quick!
I haven't yet. Waiting for paint stripper to arrive so I can try it on some vehicles which was what I initially bought them for. In the meantime I did get a smaller brush and a texture palette as I think part of my issue has been using too big a brush and kitchen roll not quite doing the job to see how much paint is on the brush.
Great to see a paint option without the air brush thank you. 👌
Suggestion would be paint techniques. Such as dry brushing mentioned here. Some others would be Gradient's that we see on clothing all the time. So I guess that would be Wet blending? Or Use of contrast/layer paints?
Or even paint brush technique's. What is to much paint? How to hold your brush? Direction of paint strokes etc. I see some people pull and twist the brush? think this is to protect the tip?
You have described before about moving the paint with a clean brush etc. So yeah useful tips like that are great! 👍
Awesome video as always!
A suggestions would be: a custom chapter ;) With a little bit of lore and everything :) Could be quite fun to follow your train of thought when picking out paints etc. for a non exixting scheme.
Keep up the good work and have great weekend.
Wow, I thought the Space Marines with the built up glazes / washes were good. To do a whole figure with dry-brush techniques is next level.
Very pleased you think so Paul! Thanks so much for your ongoing support 🥰
@@ArtisOpus I love what you do - it is sooo refreshing from my main modelling output where rivet-counting is all the rage. This is why I love sci-fi and fantasy models - the reality is yours and it can be anything you choose.
Suggestions for future video : I'm always interested in learning more ways to paint and kit bash space wolves, especially something in the indomitus box.
I would love to see some non-armour painting, eg textiles on Imperial Guard
What about a video on common mistakes and how to avoid them? I know you mention some things during videos but it would be good to have them all in one place. I got my brush claggy the last time and not sure if it was down to not using the texture pad enough or the dampening pad enough. There's great nuggets of information in the videos but it's easy to miss them.
I've always been quite against drybrushing on things like armour plates, but these videos and those brushes have changed my mind. The effect isn't as harsh as drybrushing as historically been, and seems to really lend itself well to the grimdark paint style that many (myself included) really like.
I've actually bought a series of AO brushes this past week so that I can give the technique a go on my space wolves :)
Thanks for your support and kind words, Kai!
It definitely really does lend itself to the style... I really have issues pulling Grim Dark off myself consistently, which is frustrating when I know the two could hold hands so nicely!
Once they've arrived and you've had a play I'd genuinely love to hear your thoughts, if you have any tips for combining the both, I've always admired GD stuff so much. Let us know in another vid, YT is awful for ongoing conversation notification!
I would love to see weathering techniques with drybrushing using the D line of brushes. I love the drybrushing videos. Would also love to see any use of the color changing metallics from either vallejo or greenstuff world.
Great video as always! I really like that you go through so many different color schemes, showing the different colors that work as shadows, midtones and highlights. Looking forward to see greens, reds and so many other color schemes in the future!
Thanks so much Jan, super pleased you're finding our videos useful😊❤ We'll keep the coming!
Love the drybrushing that are shown in your video's.
I would love to see how to make black armor stand out with drybrushing. Like the raven guard or black templars.
Thank you so much Nathanial ^_^ Black Armor is in top 5 of your list! Coming soon 👀😊
Dark Angels :) Also cloth tabards, cloaks and robes of different colors: Bone, Green, Red, Black. Models like Skitarii feature a lot of cloth details - would be interesting to see it done by professional.
I would like to see more necrons from the indomitus set done this way. Awesome work looks great.
Thanks so much
AWESOME!!! Thx for the best dry brush Tutorials on TH-cam. Pls more Chapters my Deathwatch und Salamanders waiting for Artis Opus no Airbrush Tutorial.
Sure thing buddy, more to come in the near future! Thanks so much for the comment 🥰
Damn that makes painting yellow look too easy! Some dark angels would be good to see , maybe one from each wing of the chapter for some diversity
Dark angels are on the list Andrew, will make a tutorial very soon :) Thanks for the support 😊
Looks great as usual, really enjoying the content, and I personally would like to see how you would tackle a more battle worn and weathered look!
Thanks for the idea Simon!
Yeah, weathering using super light stippling would be cool.
Very interesting choice for shades, I would expect brown or orange but not purple.
I have a suggestion for next videos: Brazen Claws - it is Blue and Red painted in quarters, then I would suggest Horus Sons(I know that they are not primaris but I like teal colour), Angels of Redemption would be interesting as well (Green and Bone Whine half) and last but not least Angels Sanguine (Black and Red half).
Thanks so much for the support and the suggestions, added them to the list!
I am not a Warhammer type - so I would love to see your techniques used on a big dragon model. I have an idea to do a purple and green dragon with gold highlights....
thx.... nice alternative too washing the mini with lamenters yellow over ushabti bone base^^ still looking forward for an ember glow painting tut^^
Hey dude, thanks so much! We're getting closer with the recent Necron stuff, we will get to it, but the list is so long! There's a possibility we'll do a glowy-dungeon wall some time soon, which'd help you out possibly :)
@@ArtisOpus well i mean more scorched! or i should simply ask for a horus heresy blackshields color scheme tutorial (scorched and weathered armor)^^ ..so much demanding, anyway, thx for doing all the stuff!
Another cracking video Byron! Can we have a metallics one next please?
Yess, keep your eyes on the channel, it's out pretty soon! 😊🤩Thanks for the support Justin!
Great method. Love the difference in shading. For future videos, a colour recipe suggestions to cover the various chapters or even factions would be great.
Thanks so much! Interesting idea - got it on the list 😊
xD, that pose looks like he is frolicking through the battlefield. Awesome paint job though.
He's happy and yellow, what's not to frolick about? :D
@@ArtisOpus fair. lol
Quick and easy
PS. still patiently waiting on that DG tutorial with your brushes =)
I may or may not have a sexy tank in mind for this... Just got to push through the Indomitus content!
@@ArtisOpus No problem I was just teasing ya some =)
Ace video, I really did not expect a base of purple and a purple wash over the yellow!
It'd be great to see a follow up video of what extra steps you'd take (if any) to push the quality up for a character
Thanks so much Robert! This is a really interesting suggestion, I don't even know the answer to that myself😅😊
Absolutely love the look of this Space Marine and I wanna thank you for all the tips and (at least for me) new techniques. Defenetly gonna try these out. A big thumbs up - great video. :)
Glad you like it Daniel, you're so welcome! Thanks so much for the support
I like what you did on this video. Next time can you do a dry brush fire tutorial or a Dark Angel dry brush tutorial
Sure thing, Dark Angel is super high on my list! Stay tuned👀🤗
Amazing! This and the Ultramarine vid really have me seeing painting miniatures in a different way! I did notice a couple of green paints in the background, maybe I have mentioned Salamanders enough 🤣
A Ravenwing biker would be sweet to see or a Dark Angels Bladeguard Veteran in the Deathwing colour scheme
These all are in top 5 of our list Dave! Promise you'll see you wishes very soon👀 Thanks so much for your ongoing support
Once again, interesting and thought provoking ideas. The base coat being the opposite color on the Color Wheel is a great way to generate great contrast
I’d like to see Black Templar (really, it’s for my Judiciar for my Indominous Box)
Thanks so much for the constant support and suggestions Yuri! I assure you Black Templar tutorial is coming very soon 😊
très joli travail, je suis très fan
la palette c est un simple plastique?
pourquoi ? des pinceaux ronds a la place de pinceaux brosse? quelle avantage?
La Palette est MDF.
La forme des pinceaux signifie que vous pouvez travailler dans n'importe quelle direction. C'est plus organique et ils sont très résistants.
Great videos!
Thank you! Glad you think so! 😊
Just got my texture pallete and the XL drybrush (I'd already gotten and tried the drybrush set out) and loving it. The frequency of your guys uploads has been outstanding lately; I hope to see you do red next!
Great to hear! Hope they serve you well Noah 😊 Thanks for sharing and supporting! Got your suggestion on the list :)
I would love to see some really grungy Chaos Space Marines, or on the completely opposite spectrum, some ultra-bright (almost 90's esque) saturated colorschemes, for example Troop Chaos Demons like bloodletters, horrors, or demonettes.
Looks good as always mate. Would love to see a tutorial on the Age of Signmr Endless spells range. I think they would give a great opportunity to show off some cool techniques
It would be awesome to see you do a Bladeguard Veteran. More skulls !
You'll certainly see this in our future content, added to the list!
Thanks for the support Matthew
@@ArtisOpus No problem at all , ive been learning how to dry brush thanks to your vids.Currently have a Tua Kill team painted with dry brushing only :)
I’m over the moon with this vid. Would never have thought about using them colours on my Imperial Fists. How about having a go on a Lizardman/Seraphon mini with bright contrasting colours? Ta very much for the vid ❤️❤️❤️
That would be cool! Put it down already ^_^ Thanks so much for the support and suggestions 😊🥰
Awesome video, I am amazed at how fast your pushing these out, the constant content is very satisfying, you guys are the best! But what is with all the citadel paints, I'd like to see a bigger variety 😝
Our pleasure Michael! 😊 Very pleased you think so
Can we maybe see some fire techniques? Whether that is actually paint modeled fire and maybe a fire/ flaming sword?
Sounds very cool! On the list already 😊Stay tuned
I would love to see you do a Raven Guard model as just starting an army for my partner to use against my Death Guard
I'd really to give their alternate colours a go, so different from all the blue dudes. Thank you for your suggestion! 😊
First off, that yellow is beautiful. I'm becoming obsessed with these videos, you have such a talent and eye for colours. I learn so much. Second, I don't warame but I love GW minis and by far my favourites are Squigs. I remember trying to paint them years and years ago. They look deceptively simple to paint but they aren't. Mine turned out a total mess and I never tried again. I'd love to see you tackle Squigs.
I'd love to tackle squigs! Thanks so much, comments like this really make our day, we'll keep making them if you keep watching :)
What about painting a 50PL Crusade force. Do it in a series of videos where you take units from primer to Table Top standard. Then maybe do extra videos where you show us how to take them from Table Top to say Display?
I've just recently started painting and was inspired by these videos to try it out myself, so I bought some of your Series D brushes. Been trying to paint some Incubi darkness space marines and noticed in the comments people asked for crimson fist/dark angels and those are kind of similar. As a newbie it would be greatly appreciated to see a guide for any of these! Keep up the good work these videos are great. Another suggestion would be your take on force weapons?
Thanks for the suggestions dude! Salamanders will be coming soon 👀☺️
Would love to see a space wolf version of this
Coming in the near future!
@@ArtisOpus Can't wait to see this! The Stormwolf looked in the other video looked class - really keen to see how to apply that colour scheme to the smaller models.
Always blown away by what you do with drybrushing, especially your edge highlights! Do you find a round drybrush better than a flat one?
Absolutely, round works from every direction! Ours last forever, and don't splay, so you can do high quality work for much longer, when they get tired after a couple of years they are still good for stippling, too :)
Thank you for you *no airbrush * video. I don’t try to be a asshole in the last video comment. I understand you had to try to do video for everybody and different technique. But I really like you style and I want to lean more. I just finish a squad of Marines with you style and they look amazing. I look it to buy you D serie brushes.
No worries dude, we didn't take it that way! As we said before I think all painting techniques share a lot more than many people realise, one of our goals for the channel is to help people learn this, and have more fun applying what they've learned!
Could you show us your squad on social media? I'd love to see them!
Just about this - I’ve got the D series after watching these videos, but have been testing techniques just using some normal foam (like from the blister packs) for wetting, some cheap makeup brushes to replace D series, and box cardboard for texture pad. The cardboard wastes more paint than the texture pad, but small corregations give you a great feel like your hand. Great way to learn for cheap - but the Artis stuff is just mint, even lovely siting on the table. It’s almost a shame painting with them.
insightful, thank you
A video on colour theory would be good. You could show it using two models, one where it's painted with complementary colours and one with contrasting ones to make the most garish miniature ever.
I would absolutely love to see a drybrush series (or the hybrid version like your ultra) for a 'not black', likely a solid gradient black armor that wasnt straight black. Useful for raven guard, black templars, iron hands etc. Awesome work!
You'll get to see this in the near future buddy 🤗 Many thanks for the suggestions!
And Chaos warriors! I’ve been working on some heroquest chaos warriors using Metallics (loving iron warriors right now) and black templar, with nuln oil, highlighting with grey knights steel. The grey knights steel is like easy mode for highlights with the blue tint.
any chance of a metalics on larger flat surfaces such as tanks, would be great dark metals and bright silvers working with metalics etc to bring some more contrast :) love the videos
maybe try branching out into aeldari and the creating blends on their vehicles or wraith helmets?
Think my entire blood angels force is being done this way! Utterly amazing. I used to think of dry brushing as a cop out, but I guess it’s all down to using the time you save to improve the finish...I.e more layers of dry brushing.
Hi Richard, that's a great way of putting it, dude, couldn't agree more! Please do show us your progress if you do, love seeing our techniques put to good use :)
Never thought of painting yellow like this. Wouldn't mind seeing your take on a grim dark Space walls not baby blue though like a darkish blue