Hobby Cheating 29 - How to Paint and Shade Bone
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 พ.ค. 2016
- In this Hobby Cheating video, I take you through the full method for doing realistic bone. Hope you enjoy!
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Hi Vince, your wonderful piece of information for the day is up coming! You stated during the video that you were unaware what one of your Scale 75 paints name means! The paint in question is the Scalecolor SC-02 Nacar. This is the Spanish spelling for Nacre which is the technical name for Mother of Pearl!
There you go Vince , you can rest easy tonight and get a much better sleep! Haha.
Thanks for another fantastic, insightful video.
Awesome, good to know! Learn something every day.
"And look how much more alive that bone looks."
Alive... Yeah :P
A slightly ironic comment perhaps ;) - that being said, orange adds life, what can I say?
This made me go and order these shades. From my understanding, I could use the glaze to make my own glazes, but damn that was painless and easy! Worth the price for the ease of use. I like your attention to detail. I took painting for years and like that you understand how to build layers and what not. Your tutorials are great. I really appreciate it.
Excellent, glad to hear and happy to help as always. :)
Amazing video mate, so much good stuff in there, learned a lot thanks :D
+IDICBeer Glad to help sir, thanks for watching and commenting as always.
Newish to this series Vince and a very recent returner to the hobby. Love this video in particularly. Trying to apply the technique an Ironjawz shaman I'm currently painting. Great stuff!
Awesome, glad to help as always and that seems like a great mini for this technique.
Vince, I love your videos and this one is another perfect example of the process needed to reach the higher levels of eye candy. I do have a huge gripe with what you are doing though and I have no hesitation in saying it's criminal that you are holding that piece in your hands.touching and handling makes me cringe to see this , especially with such a time consuming piece. Thank you so much for another fine video.
In general, I do try to ever avoid touching the pieces, this one just proved very challenging to manipulate with a holder (though I would certainly have one now as well as a glove on that hand).
Just found your channel tonight,learned quite a bit just off this video! Am looking forward to watching the rest.
+subversive1219 Welcome, glad to have you along on the Hobby cheating journey. If there is anything special you would like to see, always happy to assist. Thanks for watching and commenting.
+Vince Venturella My Krypyonite seems to be tusks and horns. Any chance you have a tutorial coming up in the future for that?
+subversive1219 I am happy to add it to the list. In short, use the same tactics I describe here, just work the low tones down near the base of the horn, and extend it out to almost pure white near the tip. Then just plenty of glazing back and forth. Always dark at the base, white at the tip, I have a real thing about that.
Probably the real hiccup is that you can also do striations, in that case, it's the same tactics, just brush control to drag the darker colors in lines towards the base and then glazes to smooth the edges of the striations.
Thanks for posting! Looks great
+Ryan Barlow Thank you, very much appreciated. :)
can you do a painting one on white linen? i having real difficulty painting proper white robes for my light wizards. loving this vid though
+Drunken Deer Added to the list sir, it's definitely a tricky one.
Really cool video! Especially useful for those of us that follow Nagash :P I was curious if you use zenithal for your bones as well? Do you think you'd do a video on non-traditional bone? Cold bones, or a skeleton that looks like magic is seeping through the joints? Just a thought! Thanks as always for the dizzying amount of great content.
Yep, I still zenithal bones, though sometimes I do paint over them completely as the project continues and reset them to neutral ivory. A video on cold bone is a great idea, I do it all the time, you can basically make bone any color int he middle, as long as the base or tip is dark, there is some striation and it travels to the opposite.
Great vid as always! Say, what's the best bone-coloured paint you've tried? What colour do you undercoat bones with?
So I don't have one color, I actually vary it quite a bit to match the tone of what I am doing. So if I want a traditional bone, I like Vallejo Randome Tan or Vallejo Aged White. FOr cold bone, I like Vallejo White Grey. Other colors I like are White Sands from Scale 75, Vallejo Duck Egg Green, Vallejo Light Brown amongst others.
This is great and awesome work! Quick question....
I don’t have a “Bone” colored paint to begin with. What colors mix to make a base Bone color? (I do have Ivory). Ivory seems to yellow however.
Ivory should be fine. Bone can be lots of different colors. We will still read it as bone, especially with this shading.
Vince Venturella Thank you. I’m a new Mini painter and your channel has been extremely helpful.
Really nice video Vince. Trying this now on my beastman shaman. Going to use a blue tone for the final step. Any tips?
Keep the blue thin, but it will work just fine.
@@VinceVenturella Cheers Vince, you're a legend
@@VinceVenturella It worked really nicely. It's the best thing I've ever done. Thank you. Going in and putting the midtone in again after the highs and lows is absolute genius. I was hesitant to use the blue but it's added so much life. Very thin, like you said. Mixed vallejo flat blue and dark fleshtone.
Vince, in doing a unit of deathwing terminators that have bone colored armor. Would this work the same for them or would there be any different steps to take with armor?
I would say the same steps would be appropriate if you were looking for traditional warm colored bone.
Really silly question, but what do you mean by “Smoothing out the blends?” Does that mean glazing over the color transitions from shadow to highlight?
Yep, you got it
Hey Vince,
If you were to paint bone on a model with grey-white flesh, what would you change from this video? Concerned that the bones will blend into the flesh (this is for mad max style bloodbound models, particularly khorgoraths. (war boy reavers, etc.))
I would add a slightly stronger dark red shade to the bone. So where I add the orange, add a dark red glaze (it needs to be quite dark or it will appear pink - think Hull Red). The bone becomes your opportunity to bring color into the model.
Thanks Vince!
Hi Vince! Hopefully you'll read this. Looking at doing an army of the ossiarch bonereapers, and this recipe looks really neat. Can imagine it would look fantastic on the larger models especially. Is this recipe near enough, similar to what you would use now? Are there particular colours you would use instead now, and/or a contrast paint as a glaze also? Once again, awesome job though and cant wait to try and replicate!
Yep, this is pretty much what I would do now for this type of bone. You could certainly insert some contrast paints like Aggraros Dunes for the browns.
@@VinceVenturella thanks for replying Vince! Gonna try this out at the weekend. Just wondered, would you spray the mortek guard with like a zandri dust first before the nacar? So that the deepest of rececesses under the bone are already that sort of tone
I am working on a 1/3rd scale skull. Does this work on large stuff? Would stippling be a viable addition?
Yes it certainly works, but you are right, with something of that scale, you want more detail, stippling and some of the cracks showing in the skull we all have (they have a name, but I don't know what they are called, but where your skull sealed when you were a baby).
@@VinceVenturella thanks!
is a bone/skull who is part of a "uniform" the same looking like a bone/skull who are placed for a long time in the desert?
You could certainly paint it the same, you see it both ways in art, I would say it's your choice to make. It could always be ornamentation and metal or it could be a real skull. In the end, I awlays say it's your figure and your art.
Hey Vince, just wondering what your favourite base colour for bone is?
Generally any kind of off-white/ivory. I vary colors depending on the bone I am creating, you can use almost any color as the interference color (Red, Brown, Blue, Purple, Green - anything), as long as the transition goes from very dark to white tips and/or striations, it will seem like bones.
Thanks! So you generally mix your own bone colour for the base instead of using one straight from the bottle?
@@VinceVenturella Also, when you initially shaded your bone with Seraphim Sepia before the start of the video, did you wash it all over, or just place the shade in the recesses? I'm trying to follow the process so I put down Mojave White as my base, and then washed with Seraphim Sepia, but it tinted the base colour orangey-brown much more than how your bone looks at the start of the tutorial.
dammit vince, you are going to have me change my painting style
+ChiHammer Fantasy Battles Sorry sir, happy to help as always :)
When you're glazing you said you're using a few drops of paint,thinner,water and false medium. Why not use just glaze medium and paint? If it's to thin the glaze why both thinner and water? What purpose is the water providing?
Well two reasons. Water is going to thin more aggressively than medium and will weaken the paint overall more than thinner. It also makes it easier to flow as water has a higher viscosity than medium. That being said, if you push it too far with water, you will get the paint breaking down, even with highly pigmented paint, and can get a fuzzy effect. The medium helps to counteract that as that retains the paint's basic properties.
The second reason is just cost and efficiency. I keep some drops of medium on my palette when I am working, but that is an additive. It would be more difficult and costly to do all my thinning with medium water is easier to bring the palette, and cheaper and works just as well for the majority of the thinning work. Hope that helps.
Vince Venturella absolutely! Thank you for the thorough explanation. I've been using deionised water with thinner just because I heard it some place but I wasn't sure myself why I was doing it beyond that! Now I know!
Also this video has made me realise all my bone needs repainting! But I can't wait to try out these techniques, so it's not going to be a chore!
sexy bones sir!
+DiceMiniaturePaintGuy Thank you sir, much appreciated.
May I ask what model this banner is from and is there any pictures of the finished piece you have online?
This is actually not a banner (though it could be easily converted) - it's the loin cloth for the Ghorgon. I don't think I have photos of him anywhere unfortunately, though he competed in the Gen-Con 2016 MHE painting Competition.
Ah, lol, I spent about an hour last night looking through GW's catalogue of Beastmen, Ogres, and Orcs & Goblins looking for it thinking it was a standard, heh.
Nacar = Nacre in Spanish :)