Experimenting With Contrast Paints - Painting A Boingrot Bounder
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ส.ค. 2024
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In this video I show you more techniques for the Citadel Contrast Paint range from Games Workshop that you can apply to your warhammer miniatures by painting a Gloomspite Gitz Boingrot Bounderz.
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This model and this video has probably been the first video to convince me to pick up a few contrast paints.
Glad you got invited to Warhammer World to play with the new paints Pete and I'm glad I've found your channel great stuff.
I'm absolutely sold. What a superb example of the simple approach and good finish you can achieve.
I believe GW is now calling this "Parade Ready." Great video, thank you.
Thanks dude. U have definitely the most informative videos on the new contrast paints. I especially liked the non metallic metal effects u did
Maybe it's just that I can't see it in person but this looks great to me. It looks well above most people's, 'tabletop standard' IMO.
Looks good. The less stark zenithal highlight definitely helped.
At first I doubted the use of contrast paints but after seeing this I am fully on board with what they bring to the table in terms of painting.
Damn... That's better than I do when I actually try hard... That contrast paint makes black look pretty good.
Good to see GeeDubs showing off their research and development deparment.
This looks like magic to me.
These series of using contrast paints are currently the best on youtube. Thanks!
You sir are responsible for me buying contrast paints and squigs for 400$ today. Thank you.
This was everything I needed to know about Contrast Paints. A perfect, no nonsense demonstration and awesome paintjob. Thank you so much for sharing this :)
This is fantastic! I think this is the actual main benefit of contrast paints. Cutting down the steps on certain areas of a mini, then allowing you to go back and punch it up with added highlights. Great video!
Absolutely fantastic series of videos Pete, really informative and I'm enjoying your experimentation.
I'm really suprised how good it looks, this is gonna be great for my d&d models for my group :)
Another great tutorial on Contrast paints. Thanks for sharing this information.
I really like that, thanks for your work!
Looking forward to future contrast paint tutorials :)
Great video, good walkthrough with the combination techniques.
Brilliant information, thanks. I’ll definitely be trying these out for my Sylvaneth.
Very good video. Those paints work excellent. At the very least it does base coat and wash in 1 so what's not to like. Think I'll definitely give done of these a go.
Dude I am loving these videos. Definitely saving up for these paints.
Looks so good especially for the amount of work you put in! Might have to start a skeleton horde!
That's some good painting right there....
Thanks for sharing these! I use a variation of the Midtone - to Bright Zenethal preshading already, as I'm painting bright bretonnians. Glad to see this is behaving about the way I would expect when you use that as your base!
Wow the highlights work wonder...Now this I call a great Model! That indeed looks like the "Future" 😱👍🏽
great job amazing finish
Ur really good at making good looking minis
Thats awesome looks as good as a normal paint job thats good to see you used both techniques and it works out im a pretty good painter but dont have alot of time so i will be doing this for now on
Nice. Contrast for the basics and a bit of edge highlighting for a great tabletop standard mini.
These contrast paint vids are very helpful. They let me see how they will work before I buy them.
Really useful video, thanks.
Brilliant!
Excellent. I'm looking forward to trying out these paints and I have the entire squig half of looncurse built up and ready to paint. Definitely going to try this method if the results are that good.
These new paints seem like a great way to quickly finish alot of models and I like that its still possible to add a little extra to the finished result by using regular paints to highlight and such.
Your contrast experiments are excellent! This video is the most valuable of them. Two ideas for some future experiment videos:
- contrast paint on large surfaces (e.g. scenery like syvaneth wood or the new stormcast temples)
- contrast paints over corax white spray (or any other old light primer)
You are doing a great job.
Wow ! You are a very good youtuber for the warhammer tutorial !
Love the squig.
Wow that looks amazing. The NMM is something I've never been able to pull off.
Looks decent. Was a wise choice letting you test these
I'm now convinced!
Very nice !! More contrast videos plz :)
I think this looks extremely good for the effort
Thanks for the video. I consider myself a better than average painter, though by no means a master. I think this Contrast range is probably going to give us all a lot more options, looking forward to using some!
Love the metal. Cant wait to try it on my lotr
can't wait to get my hands on the contrast paints which i pre-ordered the other day. i can finally paint all those night goblins that i've had sitting around for years with that black templar contrast paint. excellent review incorporating traditional layering techniques!
Were you able to order them individually or did you have to so the "set" promo with the layer/contrast/base/etc...?
@@TheMeanDM it would've been nice if they had offered a set discount but i ended up pre-ordering them so that at least i got a 10% discount from my FLGS
amazing!
wow that is great stuff here ..thanks
Fantastic
He looks great. I have a ton of squigs I still need to paint and will use contrast paints for them. Like yourself I will certainly add highlights too.
This.... this is awesome.
I actually really like the NMM effect it gives. its a bit cartoony but I think that fits these squig hoppers perfectly anyway.
Great video. im enjoying your discord server
Maybe a targeted dark wash to strengthen the shadows?
I get you will not be saving as much time, but I would think it would look a lot better then doing the same without the contrast paint.
I really do like the model and I am excited to get more done faster!
Good Gravey!! It goes on like magic!!
no, just regular wash-consistency colors without white pigment inside. seriously, it's been around since ppl first used artists inks on their models.
They really aren't the same as washes.
@@PeteTheWargamer ink is indeed the better term. low viscosity, highly pigmented, high surface tension, no white pigment.
Contrast paints seem to nudge the painter more towards brighter models. Which is great. Dark models often get murky in the context of an entire army.
I wasn't sold on them because the finish on other videos just doesn't look good enough. With the standard edge highlighting the finish looks great. Looks like I'm picking up a set :) Thanks for the great vid
this is the big question i've been waiting to see - how does highlighting with layer paints work on contrast paints, great video nice and short to-the-point. thanks.
Omg, that metal is just too good for the amount of time you expend on it
i dont know how people can just call this a tabletop standard. the effect of Basilicanum Grey as a NMM is absurdly good!
That's something I couldn't think of replicating with metallics right now
These are going to be great for the horses for my Riders of Rohan and Gandalf the white.
More! More! More! Pretty please.
I think these might convince me to finally paint my tyranid army
They're perfect for Tyranids.
the metals came out *beautifully*, super excited to get my hands on contrast paints now. given that contrast paints are only meant to be used over lighter undercoats meant i was afraid i'd have to re-undercoat all my metalic bits by hand, but i'll be more than happy if i can get all my ork boyz's weapons and armour plates to look like the metals you achieved here
The nnm looks pretty good
Really awesome 😍 I would love to see a video how you create dark skin with contrast👍
thanks for this!
I'd like to see more coloured metallics, putting the contrast paints over metallic bases and seeing which colours work better than others and with which undercoats. That would be really beneficial to me.
I came across this channel looking for contrast paint videos as I am a beginner painter with almost no free time so looking forward to paint more with this new product. I can only say: thanks for submitting this latest set of videos showing all the aspects of the contrast paints. Please keep these coming. May I suggest another video painting a Sylvaneth miniature from the Looncurse box? or a hammers of Sigmar Stormcast to see how we can use the contrast paint to paint the "gold" with a NMM yellow?
Thanks!
I really can't wait for contrast to be released and all the painting tutorials to come out of it. This might be the thing that would allow me to get my armies painted. I really want to see what can be done for plague marines and deathwatch.
That turned out great.
Since you've done most kinds of surfaces I suppose the only thing left is an intricate one. Although that ridgerunner you painted had vents, maybe something more shallow, like the side of an Armiger chassis with all the tiny cables and vents would be a better example. For something less pricey, maybe chainmail, though I would prefer to see the effect on sharp details.
The idea would be to see just how dramatic the built in shade can be by itself.
Waou... superbe merciiii
I really appreciate these videos, they give a pretty good feel for the contrast paints and how they can be used! One thing I'm curious about though, and would like to see you cover, is: How easy is it to do OSL with Contrast paints? They seem to behave a lot like thick glazes, so I think they might be fantastic for it.
This is awesome. Instant sub. Thank you for showing this stuff. Could you test your technique on some scales? Seraphons, trolls maybe?
Please do a traditional plague marine with contrast paints! :)
imho it looks amazing.
because he is a good painter
This is great, thanks for the tutorial.
Would you do anything different looking back at it now! Any colour swaps or additional steps?
Thanks!
Thanks a billion for this tutorial I've been looking for the effects of these colors precisely because of my 40k Orks and AoS Gloom Gitz. I tend to prefer the pale ork skin like goblins tend to have so I wasn't sure if I wanted to use the Ork Skin green they made. All I need to see now demonstrated is Nazdreg Yellow compared to Iyanden Yellow for my Badmoon Boyz :P
I like the experiment videos. I’d like to see how the contrast paints can be used on terrain or provide weathering or damage effects.
I find that the contrast paints, once you learn how to use them, are a great way to speed up the whole painting process in general and come out with some really nice looking models. However, if you want to take them to the next level, you can also add additional layer paints on top of them, doing more highlights, adding in more shadows, etc. and they look just as good as if you did the whole thing the traditional method. I think the contrast paints are worth the investment, but they do require some getting use to using, similar to when washes were first introduced.
Neat model; makes me wonder if Games Workshop might make a model that connects two squigs together with leather and rope that makes them be a 4 legged mount?
Say Pete, I would like to "challenge" you to use the new contrast paints to do a WH40k Tau suit (Crisis or Stealth, your choice). With so many flat surfaces, I would be *very* interested in seeing how you would tackle it. Your video about the underlying Leadbelcher has me thinking that a metallic/contrast Tau suit could look VERY sexy. Hope you see this and undertake this!
Cant wait to do this to my blob of chaos cultists.
Would love to see various colors on skin, especially blues and pale caucasian skin tones since I'm making a winter themed Khorne army and wish to use pale skin and blue demons rather than red.
After having seen your video on this and your video on Metallics, I'd be most interested to see how a Custodian guard would look when painted mostly with contrast paints.
yeah this would be awesome... i have some custiodians unpainted on the table at the moment and can't decide if I should paint them in "normal" way or waiting for the Contrast stuff
Love the basic NMM, any chance of doing a video on how to do it with Contrast and or normal paint. love the cartoon look.
I'm thinking of picking up some contrast paints to bash out a drukhari red grief wyches force. I'd love to see a tutorial video. TH-cam is severely lacking in drukhari painting videos compared to other armies.
Vert Great vidéo !
Will the contrast undercoat obligatory or we Can use corax white undercoat ? I still have 2 undercoat spray at Home lol
This is great. Very helpful! Would you be able to paint something like a stormcast model? I'd love to see how these would go over a suit of armor. Thanks!
Second this!
I would absolutely love to see a black templar scheme used with contrast paints. seems weird considering how its simply white/black with red but I am curious how much it decreases the amount of time it takes to highlight!
Wanna paint some Caesarian Romans? ;)
Great work.
I've got some in the pipeline, expect to see the video next month :D
Awesome! Super Nice work! Also what colours did U use for mushroom stem? I don't think you said in vid? Cheers
Can you look at the various skin tone contrast paints and how they look?
Looks fantastic! But how did the wet blending work out in the end?
Great experiment videos. Could you look into how contrast paints look over regular basecoats/coloured primers? would it give a faux two-tone effect as the base colour shows through on the higher areas? could be used for the green/blue armour of alpha legion
I know you probably have a ton of requests, but could you paint a melusai from DoK with contrast paints please? Love this video by the way, used it to paint my squiq hoppers and they look amazing
Fantastic looking model, honestly you have swayed me on contrast, I just have one question though, how did you paint inside the mouth and which colour did you use?
one thing i thought of was how would the black templar contrast look over a blue say russ grey to give the black that blue edge highlight GW dose for the deathwatch armour
I'd like to see you do some more blending and subtle layering with the contrast paints. Black eyes, five o clock shadows, reddened areas of skin etc. I'm hoping to do a realistic-ish (less green, more diseased looking!) paint scheme on some nurgle stuff, would like to see if these paints are an option!
Nice idea, thanks for the suggestion!