Teaching a NOOB How to Paint Warhammer So You Can Learn From HIS Mistakes!
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You're really finding a sweet spot that hasn't been found in painting youtube so far. I really like this long form, conversational content. It is something that you can uniquely do and you're nailing it.
Yea, I really enjoyed this and found this really useful. Having someone who isn't as good a painter as you ask questions is really helpful as it's the kind of questions I would ask.
100%. This actually may have been the best explanation of layering that I’ve seen on a TH-cam video.
YES! These are the kind of content for mini painting that is missing from TH-cam. EXPLANATION in less of a "this is what I did".. more of a "This is how..and WHY I did this."
This content is why I can't quit you , bud. KEEP DOING THESE!
The questions asked were v good
Totally. Jimmy was a great guest on this episode, would be so down to see more content like this about other subjects, with him as the student.
Those were some really great questions. More "teaching a noob" videos would be great haha.
Can't agree with this more. :D
Please more of these videos. Jimmy asked fantastic questions too
Please do more of these videos. This and the other one you made are some of the best, because less experienced painters encounter problems that many experienced painters don't think about the same. So it seems organic. Many of us have the same questions and make the same mistakes as the less experienced painters in these videos.
I do actually love this series as its one of the worst things as a new painter to get into - not painting faces - but starting out in a field where so much knowledge is just seen as "yeah of course thats what/how you do it duh".
If you want to expand on this, please think about adding something like painting "clean" flat armor panels in different styles, like classic eavy metal and contrast/speedpaint or with an airbrush or inks, and have your guest talk about how they felt about the different approaches.
I got 9 minutes in, and audibly said "This is one of Scott's best videos in years". Seriously, this is an incredible resource.
Excellent work Scott. This is a great tutorial.
This was awesome, Scott! I would love to see more of this kind of video, especially with a guest as good as Jimmy. He asked some insightful questions and the explanations you gave were top-notch. Keep up the great work!
I love your style of tutorial videos. I'm not sure exactly why, but there's something about your presentation style that has always stuck out to me as exceptional. Keep doing what you're doing, because it's great.
0:54 those clippers have seen better days good sir.
Wabi sabi. 😊
Most wargame mini sprues have alternate heads, so you'll have heads left over after assembling your figures. Save up all those extra heads and use them for practice.
Noob content is great. Love the conversational quality and the noob asks questions that viewer noobs would have but might not occur to the experienced painter.
I hope filming this video was as enjoyable for you as it was for me to watch and learn from. Scott is a great teacher because he truly listens, and this is easily one of his best videos of 2024 for us newbies. It’s so refreshing to see such down-to-earth ideas and tactics, with no egos involved.
Excellent video super helpful, thank you
This is my fav style of painting video! A noob asking questions with real time direct answers is SO useful!
How am I expected to finish my 9-5 when I suddenly need to go try these tips on my models at home??
Pretty excited for this one as someone who decided it was a great idea to pick up the Darkoath box recently.
I think it was really good to have Jimmy there asking questions on the spot. It brought out some things that might otherwise go unnoticed. There were some good points about hard to reach spots that got brought up.
Another awesome video Scott and brilliant questions from your community 😁
I'm almost halfway through and really enjoying this video. A couple of initial thoughts.
1. Appreciation for the "layers graphic" at 16:40! That was really awesome, easy to overlook as a viewer, and probably took a fair amount of time. You should know that it was fascinating and helpful.
2. I found this format really valuable. As a teacher, I know very well how, no matter how hard you try to cover everything in your instruction, people will always have other questions/needs, and you communicate differently when answering a question rather than just "lecturing." I thought this format was awesome and helpful. I wouldn't want you to do just this, but I'd love to see more of it. It's a unique format. I'm sure it's really tough (heard you say something to that effect on TUP), but it would be worth doing again (other than the fact that it would open you to SO MANY fans trying to get on 😅).
Great work!
Awesome graphics.
Great video partnering up with someone you are teaching. I really like the graphics showing the layering process and wish there were a little more as you got into the highlights. Thanks, Scott!
As usual another consummate video. This vid should be in the tool box for every miniature painter, amazing, I love the start of each phase coverage shot, Scott we the miniature painting community salute you.
Biggest face painting tip is magnifiers
Your face painting videos have always been the best - I still refer to your make-up tutorial video. Having a none pro with you definitely makes this more relatable and now I see why Ninjon sometimes uses the arrow tipped brushes rather than the round brushes.
I started little by little replacing my Vallejo with Warpaints fanatic. The triads are very very nice for beginners. I buy 3/6, all odd ones starting from the darkest. Because the even ones are 50/50 mix of the left and right paint in the triad.
NOOOOOOO, TAMIYA CLIPPERS, WHAT HAVE YOU DONE
They’re not meant for cutting wire. No wonder he broke them.
Without question this is the best tutorial for this kind of thing I've seen yet. Love that the questions as a novice are being asked! Things that otherwise get lost in a comments section. This is much more of a "class" than a tutorial that creates more questions than it gives answers. The layer building slides are the best part to help distinguish each one.
I hate painting faces,but love the learning process
Jimmy was the perfect companion for this! His questions were excellent and really helped elevate an already incredible tutorial.
This is actually so clutch dude, such a refreshing way to produce painting content. I think the reason the guys at cult of paint have been killing it is their super approachable style, and this feels like your take on that. Watching you coach someone through a process or sat with another great painter both trying to tackle the same mini and explaining your process is such an organic way to teach your audience new tricks or methods to achieve a good result. I'm assuming these videos are more complex to organise as youve got to get someone else in the studio but please keep making them. Need to see a video of you and jon applying nmm to a golden tendie
Great video, loved the map/% face layer images! Super helpful
This format should be a series where you take someone (patron or whoever) and walk them through a painting technique in person. It’s an awesome format for a video I think and it brings out a lot of your knowledge that is very useful
Man I love your tutorials Scott, they are so informative, easy to follow and enjoyable, nearly 40 minutes and it flew by, felt like seconds but I learnt so much! Thank you man!
Scott.. bro... more vids like this! Please! I've been painting for about 2 years now and the questions that Jimmy brought up are some of the exact ones I've had and that are NEVER covered! This hit so many subtleties I've never seen covered before, things the pros take for granted but us newbs struggle with: thinning, brush selection, etc.
Dude make this a series asap, super helpful
This was one of the best painting videos I've seen in a long time. Please make more of these. It was extremely useful and well made.
Really enjoyed this video and really makes me miss when painting tutorials showed up in my feed
Scott, this is far and away the best face-painting video on youtube. Thank you! Especially love the graphic showing how the highlights overlap
Beautiful to see your awesome teaching skills grow in the meantime... Beautiful to see your explanation skills grow. Love your attempts here. Amazing video. Thank you!
Holy cow this is great! Thank you for asking all the awesome questions
Perfect timing Scott!
I am getting ready to paint some hero models for my DnD group and I was actively stalling on painting the faces.
Now I am all out of excuses! Time to put theses tips to the test!
And: Thank you very much for answering my question. ^^
I will try and be patient to learn the right consistency.
These type of videos are great because its not just what you did but what you did and why. Having someone newer getting taught added an additional layer as well as they were asking questions and you were answering, questions that most likely a lot of people would ask. Great video and I hope we see more like it.
Great video! Loved the format, the elaborated explanations and overall pace of the video. More like this! Vampire faces next?
Awesome video. We need more videos with Jimmy.
This was a great idea for a video. I've certainly struggled a lot with faces and this was valuable information.
i plan on watching this like 50x; SO SO helpful Scott! Thank you so much!
This is one of the best teaching material for mini painting to date. Very well made, accessible and the presentation is great. Well done Miniac
This was a well timed video. I needed to paint a bunch of faces and this was great to have on while doing it.
Spectacular video, really well broken down and explained. Having another painter present who you were teaching really added to the video as well, it's a really interesting format and one i'd love to see more of. I've painted this specific head on my Orlocks so it was great to see you go through the process and I learned a lot.
Probably the best intermediate face painting tutorial video on TH-cam. Thanks!
Good stuff, also showing the layers on the face enlarged with the different colors was a nice touch to really show how much you covered in following layers.
Really fun video Scott!
This actually is very helpful video when an actual somewhat beginner and ask questions live and everything is being explained so throughly. Very Nice!
This is chock full of great advice! Definitely going to save this for future reference next to some of your older videos, and vincey v's
This was one of the best videos you've ever done. The interaction between the two of you and the step by step was really fun and educational. Great job!
This is a top quality video? So many others say you just this and you just that, 2 second demo and it looks like golden demon. Here, real time, clear steps, practical advise on brush control. Really good. 🎉🎉
I do my model's eyes first after the base coat (an example in my profile picture). I start with the pupil color, then make big off-white streaks, curved slightly to leave a pupil, extending over the brow and cheeks. It's easy to change the directions of the pupils by nudging the curves. Then I re-apply base coat around to lock-in the eye shape, and continue highlights as normal.
I really love seeing teaching / side by side tutoring. Feels like i am sitting there.
This was a fantastic video Scott. So glad to see you uploading more often! :D
This was awesome. I really want to improve my miniature painting and learned so much. Doing and teaching are such different skills, and you’re a master at both!
Man I’m stoked I found your channel. I’m a new painter, and trying to unlearn the “mid tone/wash/highlight” method is interesting. I guess that method also has its place
You have no idea how much I needed this video. Hoping to find plenty more videos on bits I have been struggling with while painting my army. I have subbed. Thanks for the help.
This has been one of the most helpful painting videos I’ve watched! Really should have far more views, it would be great to see videos like this on more topics
One huge thing that helped me, and I think you’ve mentioned this before, but watching makeup tutorials. ESPECIALLY for blemish cover ups and full beats since they’ll talk about why they’re doing what their doing with shading and highlights. Masc Drag/Cosplay tutorials help a ton too. I like looking at drag tutorials as well for more experimental stylings that help with elves lmao
This is a truly excellent tutorial. So many good tips and tricks, especially around texture and brush strokes. Thanks Scott!
Awesome video! Easily one of the best face painting videos out there!
Thanks a ton!
This is very helpful and excellent. Thank you, Scott!
This was an awesome Video! Thanks a lot! It‘s awesome to have a comparison to a less expierenced painter. This helps to set my own expactations right
Scott that was honestly the best face painting tuition style video I've ever seen. Top work
another great example why i love your channel. best minipainting content on youtube!
Easily the best and most constructive face painting tutorial. Any beginners following this are onto a winner in no time. Well done soooonnnn👌🫶
Great tutorial!. Would like to see more covering different aspects.
I really liked this video and I hope you will consider doing more content where you bring a noob in to paint a thing. I myself struggle with skin tones, highlights and layers. I feel the urge to get into my hobby room and paint.
I love this type of video. I would welcome more!
This is s great format. I'm an experienced painter and I feel like I learned stuff!
This is a fantastic format!
More of these styles of videos! These are so fantastic!
Dude! This is such a great video! It's awesome to have a relatively new painter to ask you the questions in real time! This is so helpful!
Awesome video. The back and forth between the two of you was really nice to watch.
These kind of videos are what WE NEED! Thanks Scott!
I love the diagram you made spelling out what you covered in each layer. I know that took time: totally worth it!
Jimmy ain't noob, great questions, so more potential master. Love this format and in depth talk through. Evergreen. Vince will have to watch out :)
Really enjoyed this video. Also the little shaded examples images of how much to cover was cool. Good idea doing that very satisfying/good teaching tool.
great video, great guest. Love to see the encouragement and casual painting hang
Really well done. Entertainment that I will probably reference for painting faces later.
What a great teaching moment, nice video!
This is a fantastic format! I think having a novice right there next to you provides you with questions and issues that form organically and are likely to answer the same concerns I have when trying new techniques.
OMG Scott, you keep comming up with better and better video ideas. This one is pure gold! I don't know how much were Jmmy's questions "scripted" but these were really good questions!
I really like your brakedown on how to get a tip on the brush and how to approach painting the eyes. I feel like i've been trying to find how to do it, both with practice but also from guides.
I feel like you nailed it =) thank you
This might just be your most impactful video. Really good explanation.
One of the best points of advice in the whole video "allow yourself to mess up!" I feel like when I mess up and don't let it go that I end up making it even worse!
Excellent video and it dropped at exactly the time I was really struggling with this. I love that you went through step by step and explained and demonstrated the process. Thanks man!
Perfect timing with this tutorial!! Working on faces of my minis right now 😊😊😊
I really appreciated this format. It would be cool if you did this again every once in a while
This was a really REALLY good video! Going to try to incorporate some of these tips in my own painting! Thanks Scott for this! 👍💙💛💙
Please keep doing these "teaching" videos. I find it way more helpful than an expert showing me their expert miniature.
Nostril tip is clutch!
He waits until I've finished and failed hard at face-painting in my new diorama before revealing his secrets... Well played Scott. Well played... I'll undoubtedly return to this video many times in the future to mine the gold.
Thanks you for the video. It is so rich of informations. The questions asked by Jimmy are excatly the one that I would ask myself. The content is right in the sweet spot of my painting journey. I watch a lot of content with lot of advanced technics but lastly I realize that what I lack are the fundamental and I need them for the rest. Hope there will be other video. Thanks a lot !