Paint ANY Mini AMAZINGLY in 4 Hours or Less
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0:00 Intro
1:01 Speed Painting with Purpose
3:24 Paint Mixing Makes You FAST
5:59 Go BRIGHTER
6:56 Why Did I Say This?
9:33 Come Towards the LIGHT
12:23 Bootytraps
14:01 When Keepin' it Real Goes Wrong
15:32 Final Reveal & Outtakes - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
"If you can't see it, it wasn't worth painting it" is really a great general rule of thumb in the hobby, not just in this specific instance.
I needed this. I went to college as a Fine Art major and the simple reminder to go fast, make the darks darker, and the lights lighter, is always good advice.
"Fail faster" is, by far, the most useful advice ever in the creative process!❤
Those "Budgies" reference photos in your video were the birbiest birbs I ever did birbwatch. So rotund, chubby, and weirdly fluffy. Perfection. In all seriousness, thank you for this video, Ninjon.
I’ve literally just painted what is probably my best mini ever, it took like 5hrs, my previous best took like 60hrs and half my army paint jobs took at least 10hrs per squad if not closer to 20hrs.
My mind was blown when I stopped and actually noticed that. Still has me kinda puzzled but oh well, I’ll take the win I guess 😂
You’re absolutely right and this video will help so many people with this.
Great work as always 😁❤️👍🏼
Budgie = Budgerigar, small australian bird, you look like you're smuggling a budgie in your swimmers = Budgie Smugglers
Budgie is a type of parakeet. You aren't wrong but the use of Bidgerigar is a wiki entry no one talks about. I have had bird people around me my whole life and heard the proper name used once by people that are fanatics about all types of birds and parakeets.
@@rallyfeind Are you American? If you are, its probably because Parakeet is the US name for the bird.
@@jamblpaints8453 No they are referred to as Budgies but are known to be part of the greater groupings. Many in the US are not acutely aware but many in the keeping are quick to point the differences and several will have lorikeet in their expanse of knowledge also. But use is so uncommon for anything but offical use even in bird care websites from both mentioned countries. Just saying the average person on the street is more likely to use the common expression. I knew I should have just said "thanks for the taxonomy lesson professor" and moved on with the sarcasm as the point more than how this obviously landed.
Sorry that crossed a reply partially to not you also please don't take it as such intentionally. I have cross replied apparently upon hitting send and releasing the arrow already so this is my dual correction.
@@rallyfeind You're really overcomplicating things chief. OP was just saying where the word budgie came from
@@meepmop6 Thanks for explaining.
I've gotten so much better at speed painting over the years. Much of it is due to you and Marco. Getting oil paints and an airbrush have super helped there...and just learning better how to see where the light would be...
I also like watching his videos. We have common hobbies.
Been binging painting videos for a few weeks while saving up for paints. Best advice I've heard dealt with choosing one or two aspects to focus on, and the rest can be a simpler paint job.
It helped me reorganize my plans for painting, and cut down on the ridiculous number of paints I was planning on getting.
Another video I needed just when I needed it. I get so bogged down with making sure each step is perfect before I move on and it, more often than not, kills a project for me before it really gets done. Thanks Jon, you genuinely keep me so motivated for mini painting.
A budgie is a native bird from Australia that has been domesticated, budgie smugglers is an Australian term to describe speedos as it often looks like someone stuffed a budgie down their trunks
Such a cool little mini! I wish there were more minis that weren't all about killing stuff. My favourite thing about painting oldhammer is that they have so much character and have been sculpted with a sense of humour.
Plenty of minis that aren't about killing stuff, just look at companies that make display minis instead of ones that make games about killing stuff...
@@Remixersoloman care to share some companies?
@@hellodave93 I love the 3D prints from 'Great Grimoire', lots of detail and character and often not 'combat' focused
How is this any less about killing stuff than anything else with a weapon?
Think the word you're looking for is "whimsy" or looking for more whimsical lines of minis. Get out of the GW cult of gaming and step into the WORLD of tabletop gaming and there's plenty out there. Burrows and Badgers comes to mind immediately. Noble foxes, mercenary rabbits, mage moles...yeah, it's all there.
I never got much into the hobby past my teenage years but I’ve kept bingin’ your videos for a while now, simply because your models look so damn good. This is by far the one I like the most! That budgie looks incredibly vivid, the textures are amazing and as you spend less time on every detail of the model you’re forced to make artistic choices greatly improving its artistic value in my opinion. Love it!
This little dude inspired me.. I bought him and painted him up. I love the end result!! Thanks Jon
Gorgeous paint job!! Thank you so much for painting our surly bird model 😁 This video is full of solid advice, and the results really speak for themselves. I especially like the cultivation of an "artist" mindset in your videos; the key to improvement is to practice a lot, and learn from each piece.
Awesome budgie! Beautifully crafted and beautifully crafted.
Just started painting last month at the age of 25. You have been a huge help for me starting my journey. Keep up the good work!
Budgie (Nound) Shor For budgerigar. A small Australian bird often kept as a pet.
Budgie smugglers, small swimware that makes it look like you are keeping a small bird in your trunk to enhance your junk.
Googele "budgerigar" to see the many colours this small brid comes in.
I love your vids, love the 80s tape reference, love your approach to teaching painting.
What an 80s rock sounding intro. I am in love
man, i can't wait to paint a warlord titan amazingly in under 4 hours!
I am always in awe at the transformation from the bare model to the finished work of art. What a magnificent piece. Thanks for all you do. I may actually begin to work on my pile of shame.
I've been printing hundreds of prints but I've never bought a model until today. Thank you for the suggestion, the budgie will be my first bought model!
I think also Ref gathering before hand is super important and laying them out in something like PureRef, will also help nail down the limited selection of colors on the palette. Great vid!
This is such a good reminder to just enjoy the process.
That bird pirate looks awesome. Love it.
Your channel has always been great, but it's actually getting better too. Great stuff, great advice, and great analysis of purpose!
Absolutely incredible paint work and the miniature is so cool Ninjon
'You're not going to get better at painting minis just by watching videos'
I feel called out 😂
Damn, man, I dig the evolution that your channel went through, from somewhat goofy sidekick to really informative and fun to watch dude! It's a joy to watch and learn from your videos. Well done!
Amazing results for only 4 hours! And what a cute miniature 😍
Beautiful video my dude, love your philosophy with painting and how simply you lay it out, great work!
you are so great, thanks a lot for this inspiring new content! I love those words "just watching painting-videos deosn't make you a better painter" just the truth and right on the spot. Thank you, really. I think most people really need the AHA-moment, when i think back to my starting days i was watching so many descriptions and i had to try everything several times before it really worked.
My budgie of 10 years died recently. This was a great video, and what a great mini.
Damn, that budgie really IS nice!
This is my favorite paint job you have done on the channel!
"Look at you. Look at all the time you wasted. You painted a small green man....well...at least your happy. I guess."
Pretty much what I heard for years from family, and people, in general, who don't understand model building or figure painting. Or any form of creativity. 😔
They always see it as a waste of time better spent elsewhere. Often "elsewhere" that will make money, not enjoyment. 😏
I haven't been able to build models (my form of creativity) for nearly 2 years due to a temporary living situation. But watching you paint and create is a nice way for me to escape for a bit.
Thank you for your videos, and your channel. 😊😎
Cheers, Excellence and Party on. 🤘🎸😎🥳🌈
That is such a lovely paint job ... I absolutely love it.
Truly appreciate your doing something that is, as you say, fun!
Fantastic paint scheme. Spot on for the mini.
Dude this is what i needed! I have 20 plaguebearers I've been dreading to paint but this is a huge help! I'll be doing this instead of batch painting like I planned
Make sure you check out that video from his library where he painted 120 zombies! I learned a ton watching that one and helped me immensely when I had to smash out 90 of my own!
Another great one Jon, my wife would love that mini. Thanks again.
I always appreciate how motivating your videos are.
I was going to snicker and say, oh I bet he didn't include other countries for the sale links!.. and you have.. so a heartfelt thank you for that!! Not all of us are from America :) I appreciate that
Great timing! Inspiration for my hobbying weekend.
Beautiful job
Very well done Jon.
When Ninjon uses “a few” paints to mix into more colors:
Traditional artists: *laughs in primary colors*
Honestly, you are my painting guru. Please keep creating great content
It was so cool to watch that. Most of what you said have relation to agile methodologies, what I make a love of and pays for my paints. So many concepts you tapped: fail fast, Mvp, focus, getting to done...
I loved it. Will start to think more and more how those things correlates
That birdman came out awesome.
Alpha Legion speed paint? Looks great Jon!! Thank you for taking your time and passion and sharing them with us!!!
cracking job on that little fella, loved the approach too
Great video! Awesome paintjob and great reflections around finding the optimum point of compromising between learning and being productive and as a result having a fun time painting. Will try this method on my next DND character. 💪
Nice little bird
Great message Jon!
Love the channel and also ordered a Sonic Mighty 8K with your code. Thank You.
Damn stick a pencil in it🤣. Nostalgia levels are off the charts. Great vid Ninjon 👌 keep it up.
I dont paint or own miniatures at all, and I love this channel.
I love the focus on learning in this video!
The amazing paintjob aside - as always - HOW AMAZING IS THAT MINI??? I love it!!!
Good stuff - it's nice to see people acknowledge that for many of us, time is a factor.
I have has so many SO many AHAH moments realising what you and Scott had been going on about from your Podcast episodes and both your channels so like you mention, there is only so much watching you can do before applying it.
Also, it needs to be considered that it also about smiles per mini in combination with hours per mini. The process is or can be an enjoyable part of the hobby.
Wonderful stuff Jo. My nan and her sister had Budgies!! Percy, Billy and Joey!!!😂😂😂👍😉
Great vid. The bird looks amazing as well.
Love the three questions. Tks man!
Lovely meeting you at Warhammer World, love your videos and will always watch your content! Take care Jon!
Thank you Jon
Thx for those advises !
The start of this hit me right in the nostalgia
Man, that's a gorgeous paint job! Sheesh! Also, as an aside, you seem to have found a great angle and focal point for your camera. The painting shots are crisp and clear, aside from when you decide to be artsy ;) Keep crushing it, JonJon!
Love that you have a new intro...keep up the awesome work
best thing i learned from HobbyTube was Uncle Atom's 90/10 rule. Spend 10% of your time learning new things, and 90% of your time practicing the things you've learned. Helped with my tutorial paralysis where I felt like I needed to learn and study everything before I started painting.
Great job!
Great video. Amazing paintjob.
I just recently had a "serious" chat with a fellow painter with me discussing the mentality of speed painting (with a purpose).
When I fully decided that I'm painting for enjoyment, that's when I had more more fun painting. It's very liberating. On average, I can paint a 28-32mm to a decent quality within an hour. That gives me more time to do other stuff (i.e. work, chores, family time, gaming).
You have put some of my thoughts into better words. Thanks.
Speedpainting with oils would be awesome. Long time coming - you had great intro to them couple vids back!
Another brilliant video, thanks
Budgie (same as in budgie smugglers) is short for budgerigar - a small type of Australian parrot. Some great points and tips in the video, thanks!
Budgie is a shortened name for the Budgerigar or common parakeet and is only found in Australia. Very cute little birbs too with lots of different colours. Hope that helps
Also, the term Budgie-Smuggler is derived from the Budgerigar. I'll leave it to your visual imagination to figure out how that confluence works.
And let us not forget the classic stoner rock band, Budgie
The heck is a parakeet? Oh, you mean a parrot. PS you only get green ones in the wild here, millions (literally) of them. The coloured ones are bred.
Love your channel man!
Another great video Jon.
Don't try to be perfect, try tobe better than last time. True words!
Love your videos
Love the videos and education!
Your painting is wicked. The skill level is nuts. Must be a lot of the hours to get to that level. Seeing all the paints and gear must cost a lot. Lol
Dear Jon, an excellent tutorial, it was very enjoyable - Thank you. Best Wishes Johnny
Your most welcome! and great tips as for me I'm starting with just the primary and secondary colors, black, white and gold then mix as needed. As it's cheaper then just buying an entire range at once and faster then buying 1 at a time as needed. Also good point about when yoour not building an army you can now decate time to one model instead of like 30 of them.
Great video, thanks so much for making this! I love the idea of putting the entire colour palette out before you start painting.
Hail the Gray.
Ninjon x Cobramode?! This is the content I crave!
I hope you do some more videos on Cobramode minis, because they are some of the best printable minis out there that aren't just your bog-standard fantasy or sci-fi designs. So much so that they're almost a little intimidating to paint.
Always liked the intros of your vids Jon!
That is a awesome paint.
"Fail fast" was perfect advice.
Budgie is a small native parrot in Australia. Budgie smugglers are bathers called this as it appears the wearer is smuggling budgies down the front of the bathers...
Love this video so much.
budgie is a colloquial name for the common budgerigar, a small australian grasslands parrot which is most commonly known to americans as a parakeet. They make very good pets!
I knew it was a nickname for a parakeet, didn't know it came from "budgerigar"! TIL! :D
@@dotdotdotPaul All budgies are parakeets, but not all parakeets are budgies. Parakeet refers to a whole category of birds that includes cockatiels and many other types of small, long tailed parrot also (0v0)
TIL. :)
looks good thanks for the the video.
I reckon this is the best thing you've painted. BUDGIE
Great stuff friend 👏 👍
So dang goooood. Thank you dude. Makes me wish Friday work day was over and I had a buttload of cash to buy a resin printer.
Thanks for this. I much prefer the mindset of painting for me rather than some award that is out of my reach. It’s a hobby that should be about self-improvement and enjoyment and this really comes across in your video.
I've always painted slow and horribly, watching your vids gives me so much hope I'll get better.
As an Australian, I can tell you that a budgie is short for budgerigar, which is a small bird. They're often kept as pets here.