It's always heartwarming seeing someone obviously of high skill level and experience just give out their knowledge for free in the world. Thank you Richard!
I love the first few models from any kit, where I'm getting my "formula" for that unit figured out. I find it relaxing to paint a few "basic" units to a high quality like this, and then take my "lessons learned" to a batch paint for the remainder of that unit. Where can a highlight become a drybrush? Where can contrast/speed paint step reduce shading steps? Which parts of the model need careful attention? You really get to learn the quirks of painting a unit when you take your time on the first model or two, and as an added bonus, you always have a great model to pick out for inspection when someone asks for a closer look!
First of all, I really love Richard Grays videos. He has a pleasant voice, the videos aren‘t rushed as some others are, everything is explained rather clearly with few exceptions. I‘m a huge fan. Secondly though, putting a title on these videos that starts with ‚How to‘ seems a bit misleading to me. Richard Gray doesn‘t paint miniatures. He paints oil paintings, using miniatures as his canvas. Compared to what he does, regular miniature painting is nothing more than painting by the numbers. I will be able to paint like that the day I receive my bionic vision and gyroscopic hand stabilization upgrades, on top of a bucket of talent juice. So in my opinion, a more appropriate title for these videos would be ‚Richard Gray paints X, watch it and weep.‘
This is absolutely incredible! I love to watch the process, see how it all comes together. Also, I would really love to see you tackle a larger creature one day. 😃
I love this color palette! I was looking for a unique combinations for my League of Votann squats. Just for painting. Not an army. I was thinking of doing the armor in the incubi darkness scheme and the cloth with the xereus purple with fire dragon bright. Think that'll work? Your videos are inspirational!
Hey richard, you might not remember but im trying to get that peach color mix and since it look atiny bit deasturatd could it be you also added some bone color to it alongside mixing the purple and orange?
I'm also wondering which colours he's using for the skin - planning to shamelessly copy this scheme, although of course the quality will be vastly inferior
It's always heartwarming seeing someone obviously of high skill level and experience just give out their knowledge for free in the world. Thank you Richard!
This is one of the most comprehensive and re-applicable high quality paint job instructions I have ever seen.
👏PLEASE keep doing what your doing 👏
Thank you for making this. There were a lot of pieces of info I found invaluable to my learning of mini painting
I love the first few models from any kit, where I'm getting my "formula" for that unit figured out. I find it relaxing to paint a few "basic" units to a high quality like this, and then take my "lessons learned" to a batch paint for the remainder of that unit. Where can a highlight become a drybrush? Where can contrast/speed paint step reduce shading steps? Which parts of the model need careful attention? You really get to learn the quirks of painting a unit when you take your time on the first model or two, and as an added bonus, you always have a great model to pick out for inspection when someone asks for a closer look!
First of all, I really love Richard Grays videos. He has a pleasant voice, the videos aren‘t rushed as some others are, everything is explained rather clearly with few exceptions. I‘m a huge fan.
Secondly though, putting a title on these videos that starts with ‚How to‘ seems a bit misleading to me. Richard Gray doesn‘t paint miniatures. He paints oil paintings, using miniatures as his canvas. Compared to what he does, regular miniature painting is nothing more than painting by the numbers. I will be able to paint like that the day I receive my bionic vision and gyroscopic hand stabilization upgrades, on top of a bucket of talent juice.
So in my opinion, a more appropriate title for these videos would be ‚Richard Gray paints X, watch it and weep.‘
The neatness and preparedness into your wet palette setup is awe inspiring
I think there’s nothing wrong spending as much time on army painting as you do with a golden demon entry
happy to see more things out of the leviathan box
This is absolutely incredible! I love to watch the process, see how it all comes together. Also, I would really love to see you tackle a larger creature one day. 😃
Very helpful. Thank you!
Great video and fantastic bit of advice of not using a new, sharp tip brush for base coating colours in.
This look fantastic! Loved watching your process!
one of the best painted nids i saw
Amazing work, I love the little neurogaunts and this really shows off the best of their design. Looking forward to seeing more!
Very cool paint scheme and end result.
Welll timed videos and great result as always. Would love to see another terminator from leviathan. The last one was phenomenal
I love this color palette! I was looking for a unique combinations for my League of Votann squats. Just for painting. Not an army. I was thinking of doing the armor in the incubi darkness scheme and the cloth with the xereus purple with fire dragon bright. Think that'll work? Your videos are inspirational!
Another great video, always great tips to take away. And you definitely have a great voice and vocal mannerisms for tutorials
Amazing video as always
Wonderful work and pleasure to watch as usual :)
Fantastic work!
beautiful!
very nice
i would love to see your take on some emperor's children purple
So, so good. Makes me want to paint some ‘Nids!
Love your work! Question though, what brand is that fine detail brush?
Is there some trick to using a brush that small and not getting a chunk of dried paint on the tip every 30 seconds?
Your paintjob is absolutely amazing.
Out of the new Nids range what would you say is your favourite sculpt and why?
Thank you for the great video. 😊
Fantastic 🎉
Great video. What kind of wet palette are you using? Thanks!
Hey richard, you might not remember but im trying to get that peach color mix and since it look atiny bit deasturatd could it be you also added some bone color to it alongside mixing the purple and orange?
Great video thanks Richard, just curious is it incubi darkness with white or sotek green for the layer?
I'm also wondering which colours he's using for the skin - planning to shamelessly copy this scheme, although of course the quality will be vastly inferior
Amazing! I would love to try this for my “hero” nids! Now we just need a “fast and dirty” tutorial for the rank and file…please? 😊
Amazing! How did you do the chrome brain bug thing??
Great stuff! Would love to see another Space Marine from Leviathan.
Magnifique 😀👍👏🏻
Don't mind me, merely posting for the algorithm.
Only 1 hour! Just 10 more to go!
Nice colors!
We need more Orks ya heeeeear
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I plan on waiting the full 19 hours. Who’s with me? Who wants to smell a really cool fart!?
yes daddy pls
Hi may i have your email for business?