I Painted Entire Warhammer Army with only MAKE-UP Brushes
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2024
- Can you paint Warhammer Army with only drybrushing? Sure...but what about using only Make Up brushes? While I don't consider techniques used in thsi video to be speedpainting, you can get high quality results very fast!
These Necrons from the Indomitus Box set have been sitting on my shelf for a lon time - now it's time to PAINT THEM! Painting warhammer armies is always a burden and it's your best bet to speedpaint them and retain the the quality as high as possible. Can this be done with drybrushing though?
Drybrushing gets a bad rep in miniature painting world. It's easy technique which is suitable for beginners, but it can also be used to get great results as well!
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Even your drybrushing comes out cleaner than my anything, I know it's an over saturated market, but more videos for people struggling to paint well are always appreciated
As a hobbiest I thank you for the video. As a teacher I thank you for saying hypothesis and not theory.
Brilliant! I myself am preparing for a almost entirely drybrushed TMM necron Army. I will definitely be keeping your tips about brush technique in mind!
I absolutely love this style. I'm going to use it myself at some point. It'll be nice to let loose and not worry about tiny little highlight brushes.
Love the skill and the passion. My favourite painting channel by far.
Just wanted to say thank you so much for your channel! There are loads of youtubers mind of talking about very complex things which can make painting an army a bit high pressure. Dry brushing base layers is a game changer, followed up with some normal brush work as well
After dry brushing I find that a light wash makes the granularity mostly go away, it kills a bit of vibrancy and darkens a bit but you can that that into account and make the colours a bit lighter first, then wash, and then a bit of edge highlight.
Excellent suggestion, will try this on my next Ork thank you😊
insane idea + insane tools + incredible tallented man =
amazing results. You`re TOP !
dey brushing is one of my favorite painting styles and i experiment with it a lot. it's so fun and fast and i painted a whole AoS ghost army as fire ghost in no time at all
Inspiring. It shows once again that color choice is much more important than smoothness.
This would be a fantastic way to get an army painter super quickly, and to be honest better then most of my paintjobs as well haha. Very entertaining video Zumikito :
When I first got into painting minis, like, 25 years ago, all I had were cheap thrift store acrylic paints and makeup brushes. This video is so nostalgic.
Stippling FTW! Awesome results, might I add. I use a decent amount of stippling on my droid army for Star Wars Legion. It really goes a long way to give them the weathered look that I'm going for. I do you a makeup brush, and I really like the results, and you can't argue with the price! I need to find smaller brushes...thanks for the reminder! Lol
The Brush-Magician has returned. Amazing as always! I imagine, this technique would work on Marines as well, don't you think?
Really depends, personally don't prefer drybrushed textured look on marines... But! If it was combined with oil wash and more bright edge highlights, it could be nice
This goes directly to what I asked about in a previous video, on how you develop a style. This is a style, it's not a 'for fun' challenge as much as it's a method to create an interesting result that is eye catching and looks good. Is it evocative and deep? Eh, that's a high bar for miniature painting, so that's more reserved for truly outstanding one in ten million models, but this is definitely a great end result with less effort than pain staking detail painting.
Also, as GW's Peachy explained, this is how his dad with parkinsons (or some similar disease) had to paint his models after getting sick: By using a new method that he could do while shaking. Something that someone like the guy from Black Magic Craft who has 'tremors' could benefit from.
As an aside, could pink and orange help in copper NMM? There's a lot of play in that metal color. I don't know how you'd do it with drybrushing, but teal for some verdigris could also easily spice them up. I think.
One thing I've found out is that a cheap rattlecan gloss varnish blends the grainy dusty parts, and creates a smooth blend finish, which removes the contrast, but - you get a a glossy surface for oil washing and capilar work, which really works with these kinds of texture recess models like necrons. You might wanna save time and just drybrush/overbrusb the mid tone heavily on black primer and on exposed parts, and precise drybrush/stippling with tinted white on exposed parts (when your brush is full you stipple and overbrush/drybrush the exposed parts, and when it's fine drybrush phase you drybrush the shade black primer parts.
After the oil washes you will get some color vibrancy, and after the oil sets (couple of days) you can overbrush/drybrush smooth surface to produce edge higlighting with oils and some even more blends
Looking at this video three times again and again and it looks great, how you are working with everything. Looks so easy but on desk is not that easy 😂😂😂 great video
I literally just tweeted to tabletopminions 6 days ago with an image of those exact brushes, thanking him for the tip on those type of brushes. then your video comes out. cheers for having the eye of sauron!
Great vid man! Really enjoying the content! 🔥
Those turned out great!
He didn't say "no" with a stern face, the best part of the videos, what do I do now?
I don't watch this channel very often, but every time, it's BOOM: Magic trick.
So cool idea, I have to try this! :D
You truly are a master of the craft
Had a go at this and considering I'm amateur at best I'm super happy with the results. Had one of those Skorpekh Lord models I got for cheap second hand and used it as a base model. Already had the magenta and luminous green/yellow paints, but added some bright, light blue to it as well as some orange. The blue works really nice for colour shifting from yellow to magenta.
Ya know, it's been a minute since I've been able to catch a vid, but I've definitely still been watching! Keep up the great work brutha!
These look great and the two colours complimenting the metallics are great! Seems like a very possible path to more quickly complete larger armies (primarily dry brushing).
Yup! I just stared the hobby and EVERYONE just said to me "buy the cheaper Make-up brushes you can find" and got some very similar to 0:44 . And from my limited experience, yeah, they do the job pretty well, IMO well enough I may stick to them for a long time before committing to real expensive drybrushes.
Probably won't attempt to do minis JUST with make-up brusher ever, but I need to find a dampening pad for myself.
4:01 dat mouldline tho
Really cool dude. I picked up a big pack of makeup brushes, plus some my wife gave me and have used those for dry brushing a dragon. I didn't know about stipling at that point. But I did after watching your videos. They are awesome. Thanks for your efforts.
Yeah, insane video as always! I devour all of your content, thank you very much for these awesome clips!
Looks great! The dusty weathered look dry brushing creates works really well for necrons.
Dude, so brilliant work, i LOVE your tutorials and your style of work. Awesome.
I don't have any words... It's amazing mate! I like your nice videos 🤠
Necrons are super rewarding this way. Actually did this for my KT and finishing a whole force in one evening is absolutely dope.
Damn they look so good that I'll do this to my Necron warriors, if it looks good on mine everything besides characters will be drybrushed, thanks!
Artist opus videos are really good for drybrushing techniques.
Yes basically the whole video is exactly what I'm telling everybody about drybrushing and stippling - for gaming needs those are the best tools at Your disposal :)
1) I would disregard the dampening pad totally. It does not work at all in my opinion and only smudges paint. If You will keep all Your paints on the wet pallete this should work well enough.
2) For OSL and weapons in my opinion You've used too much paint and rushed it. By using a much much much more dried brush You will get far more smooth transitions.
3) I think a little bit of wash would improve the overall effect, maybe oil washes? Still having bad memories with them? ;)
In the end the effect is really nice. I especially like the bronze effect - it looks fantastic! Sad that You did not include the full army picture at the end.
Superb! Great experiment, great results, great fun video! 👍😁
Oh and I think that using washes / oils with conjunction of drybrushing will give GOOD effects fast, might be wrong though.
The intro where you were opening all the brushes is amazing, it made me laugh out loud. Great video.
Looks awesome!! I’m definitely going to try it. I already use them for just dry brushing.
That's a really nice end result!
Great looking necrons! I’m going to use these techniques to paint my Deff dread.
Brilliant video! And a very nice result
Pekné video. Inšpiroval si ma. Ďakujem.
Great experiment - the results are amazing!
Iv always heard to use these or old brushes for dry brushing and after seeing this ima pick up a set
i learn more from a single Zumikito video than i do from painting a whole army.
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Brilliant result and big ups to you, dear Sir! Obviously only works with something like Necrons, right? Chaos Space Marines would be far more difficult..
Next model I paint I’m stealing this scheme
Week ago I finished my first space marine using make-up brush for armor. Smaller details like imperialis, metallic elements and weapon I painted using normal brush and layering. I stopped at battle ready standard and must say I am really happy with result.
That looks great! Nice to add more tools to the toolbox :)
Love this color scheme!
Curious, you didn’t specify in the video if you preferred the makeup brushes over the Artis Opus ones. I’m looking at purchasing the AO dry brush kit myself, but if the makeup brushes work as well as for a lot less money, I’d be swayed. Have to figure in longevity as well.
For me it makea no difference. Save yourself money and use them make up brushes! Also some bristles on my AO brushes are falling off, so it's unlikely they are gonna last 8x longer to be worth it.
Absolutely genius!!🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
your method is wonderfull , thank you
Love this video, awesome work. Out of curiosity, how would approach doing an orange blade on those larger models?
Just picked up some brushes myself... Really hope I can use them even half as good as this
Thanks for a plesant video. Will try out more stippeling. I almost always use some drybrushing on my minis. Good job
I'm using these cheap brush for drybrush which it surprised me that it work.
I've been trying to convince my boyfriend to use blending or packing brushes for drybrushing highlights! Also using glitter eyeshadow/highlighter or chrome nail powder is great for adding iridescent metallic shine/glitter/pearlescent effects cheap :)
You rock thank you for this
Great experiment!! thanks to give us
i chopped an old big brush down into the same size and shape as an artis opus drybrush a while back, followed one of their terrain tutorials with it and it turned out exactly the same. 80$ is wayyy to much for a dry brush, a fine liner maybe, but even then it'd have to be actually magic.
Brilliant, new video very interesting, thanks.
I might try this for my blue nautical deathguard 🤔
showed my girlfriend your video, she now refers to you as 'Big Beard'
top notch stuff m8
Honestly makeup brushes was my most useful brush set, my rubor brush I still use for dry brushing and for brush priming, and not to get into the size 0 brush which somehow is better at it than the mini painting size 0 brush I've got.
The overlap between the cosmetics community and the modelling community is actually sort of insane 😂
Agreed.
Nail art products are a gold mine for ways to give your minis a unique edge but there are surprisingly few videos that really explore them despite how great the results can be with such little effort compared to freehanding
Now i know how my necrons will be looks like
I actually use make up brushes for big parts dry brushing, but this is at a whole other level, need to test it! now onto the stipling video!
i thought I was real slick using cheap, dollar store make up brushes for all my miniatures. Turns out everyone's been using them for quite some time now. Nothing new under the sun, as they say. Also, those size packs you were holding up can definitely be found at said dollar stores (decent ones, at least) and they usually run me about $3. Worth looking into, if you have those in you area. A penny saved is a penny earned, as they say. I'm gonna go now. (have a great week)
Awesome video, though. As an army painter, this sort of thing makes me happy in the pants. Thank you for making this!!!
great easy nmm copper for me thanks !
You are great painter . wery usfuls video !!!! and realy cooll trick with brushes. Have you got how paint plasma weapons?
Absolutely no offense to the guy over at Artis Opus, he's a really cool guy but dude the business ends of those expensive drybrushes look exactly like the little $1 makeup brushes I get at the DG!! The ones from the dollar store do not actually work as well when moist though because that causes them to leave lines but still, it's uncanny. Same shape and appears to be the same density too.
Sure, you say you wouldn't use drybrushes for Tyranids. But have you tried yet? Who knows, maybe it would work. If nothing else, it seems like a good experiment.
As for the Necrons, I think they came out well. Good job.
fun fact I used to paint my Orks with this technique... It give them rougher looking skin
All mt chaos are dry brushed. it's a great look.
This takes “ wearing makeup “ to another level
A great video, as I'm painting my first squad of Necron Warriors I wish I had thought to do them will all drybrushing instead! Definitely next time to help speed things up at least for base coats :)
4:03 that mouldline thou...
Awesome!
You should remove mold lines with files or sandpaper, they are super visible
Just subscribed, using your link for camera shopping. Which lens package do you use with the GH5 and do you have an audio attachment?
thank you! I have the panasonic 12-60mm lens. Audio is recorded separately on Yeti Blue Microphone
Absolutely great video! Can you please share the list of those 1k Necrons?
It's indomitus box half
I have been using makeup brushes for ever, my wife has a make up store and I can get all sorts of brushes there, and having using paiting brushes as well I prefer the makeup ones, very good and 3 times as cheaper as the paiting ones.
The real question is how tf does one clean cheap makeup brushes afterwards
Dip them in water and scrub them around on a paper towel. Repeat until it's somewhat clean. Then dry by rubbing on paper towel and whipping it around to wick water away
How do you clean your dry brushes between colors in a session like this?
Either wash them with hand/dish soap or use other ones, since you probably have more in the set. Set aside dirty ones and clean them later
When building up layers and such, you don't have to/shouldn't clean the brushes since having the previous paint on the brush, makes the transition smoother.
Otherwise, just clean them as any other brush.
Simply nice ; )
Out of curiosity, did you prime your Artis Opus palette? It doesn't look like it but Artis Opus says you should and I just got mine in the mail today. Was debating on whether to do it or not.
Perhaps it might be better, but the difference has to be minimal. I didn't prime it
Good video Mr 🥰🐶
Hello. Can you give us an idea of how many “passes” or layers you used to drybrush up the main metallic color?
No idea, I just stipple with lighter and lighter paint until it looks good to me
How to paint Necrons:
Line minis in a row
Spray paint black
Spray paint silver
Instant Necron army!
When performing a cost analysis between the expensive dry brushes and the makeup brushes, I think people need to look at how well they hold up over time.
If properly taken care of, how many paint jobs can you complete with each type?
Those makeup brushes looked pretty beat up and in bad shape after just a short bit. So if you have to keep buying more cheap brushes, it may just be a better value to invest in a good set that you can keep for years.
I think it was the small eyeliner make up brushes that suffered the most, but the soft make up blending brushes look still 100%
Please do mire vids of doing just make up brush