Color Theory is the ultimate SPEED PAINTING tool
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- Today I show you how to use Color Theory in a speedpainting workflow to quickly create uniformity and mood in warbands and armies! You can find all the REAL TIME footage on my Patreon! ► / notjustmecha
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Marco one again proving why he's the best painter on youtube.
Every time Marco mentions "color theory" my eyes light up like Christmas cause I know my knowledge of my craft is about to level up! Looking forward to another class Mr. Marco!
Same here. His approach to explaining color theory really works for me. Every time he talks about it I feel like I understand it a little better than before.
You can always extend and exercise your knowledge of color with TriaDart II - a limited palette based color synthesizer.
This guy makes me believe in magic, the way he manipulates and understands paint and colour is just astounding 😍
And every time you think "yeah, that looks really good" he follows up with the next step and makes it look better yet. 🤣
That orange zenithal on the blue was wow!
Wow mindblowing !
Did I just hear the word "phenotype" used correctly in a painting video? Marco going beyond painting into biology universe! Simply the best!
I was wondering about that blue coat. I let out an audible "oooooh" when it dawned on me during the step immediately following that lol
You are a true artist my friend. I have learned much from you but will never attain even a quarter of your skill, which I am fine with!
Man, one just must love oil paints... they are so great!
It's scary how good this is. I'm starting to think Marco sold his soul to the Dark Gods to gain these skills and knowledge
Love you work, makes me excited to try out some oils on my next minis!
Your grasp of colour theory leaves me in a cold sweat. You made me buy oil paints !
Love your videos Marco! Helped me a ton with raising a painted army. I’ve also paid tribute to you in my most recent video. Thanks again you’re awesome!
Another great video. Thanks Marco!
Wow, thanks for the video
Thank you sir! May I have another!
incredible cool video!!! thanks for sharing great work!
These speedpaint videos are really breaking my brain Marco xD , good work as always! :)
MArco, you're a genius!
Amazing work! Really enjoyed this one :)
Marco, you’re one epic dude
Amazing as always, I joined your patreon this week
Nice!
thank you very much
your videos have explained a lot to me and inspired as well
too bad I have not found your channel earlier
that would have saved me some mistakes
If I made an all star paint team you'd be on it Marco.
He'd be the captain of said team
Can you do one of these for the savage orcs? I have enough ideas from your untamed beast video and from your color theory videos but I want to see if I’ve predicted your process.
Marco, awesome video as always!! You’ve inspired me to start using oils, and I like the initial results. However, my current brushes aren’t great for the blending step. What size/type brushes do you recommend for detailed blending of oil paints on the model?
thnx ..so good ..:)
Spettacolo.
Hello maestro , thanks for the masterclass once again, quick question : when i apply my oil wash when i look closely its a bit patchy when it dries, i think i have à good dilution and i stir the pigment a lot before each application ! Thank you so much
I have found the same issue. The thinner the wash, the more likely I found this issue occurs. It seems to separate when thinned a lot.
If student grade oil works for this, would other cheap oils work too? For instance Daler Rowney do a Simply Oils cheap set. I’m just not sure if buying cheap oils is a waste of money
If you are going to use them mostly for washes and filters any cheap set of oil paints is good!
:) Hi Marco. Which black primer did you use for this ?
Can/are you storing mineral spirits in a plastic squeeze bottle?
Sure; in fact Mineral/white spirit most of the time comes in plastic bottles! Just be sure to use thick plastic made for paints and solvents
If i want to make pink/magenta, should i do the basecoat with green?
What medium did you use in the metallic? Was it just the glaze medium or did you need a metallic medium specifically?
It's standard glaze medium from Vallejo; you want a sparse suspension of pigments for this and not the general shimmer of a metallic medium
Ciao Marco! Secondo te i colori della van Gogh hanno + o - la stessa qualità dei colori Winton della W&N e i colori della Rembrandt una qualità paragonabile alla linea “Artist” ? (sempre W&N, ovviamente)
What are the paints that you're using for your zenithal through the airbrush? I can't find the brand through the links in your description and I am interested to look into them a bit.
Dear Marco, I've just started using oils (inspired by your content ofc!) and I have a question to you: once you are done with Oil layer, do you ever go with acrylics over that layer? Wanted to make sure if it is possible and what should the conditiona be like (drying time for sure, but how long to be safe? My ghouls are currently drying on shelf for over a day but they kinda seem to leave some really slight dusty like residue on fingers when checked with fingers (was highlighting the way you did your orc shaman))? I am just wondering if I could do final touchups with acrylics over that oil part, without ruining acrylics designsted brushes etc
If you're worried about the brushes primarily, it is acrylics that will ruin an oil brush, not the other way around. Oils clean off completely and don't creep up the bristles the way acrylics do. No matter how clean you keep an acrylic brush, the build up and the base of the bristles will eventually split and destroy the tip. The only real oil related issue I know of is that mineral spirits will WRECK a natural bristle brush which most of us use for acrylics. Just my experience. If Marco chimes in with different advice, please take his word over mine.
I suggest you watch marco's video where he paints the vampires from the cursed city box. He does exactly what you are asking.
Have a look at Marco's guides, but in general, acrylics over oils are fine. Artists working on large canvas paintings usually advise not to layer acrylics over the oils, as it forms a cracked finish over time, but they are working with quantities of paint far far higher than anything you could put on a mini!
Good tips, will watch that video, thanks!
@@matix916 you can also speed up drying time with a little uv lightbox, Marco has a video on that too!
Hi Marco !! Do you think that toxic Green could be use on the weapon of both grots and kruleboyz ? Is it ok with color theory ?? Thx for answer
Hi! I would probably avoid green weapons next to green skins, but it can work well next to warm yellow/orange skins!
@@MarcoFrisoniNJM ok thx i will give it a try and then probably follow your advice. Thx a lot
Beautiful job and I love your work! What model kit is this?
Its the Hobgrots from GW Dominion AOS 3.0 Starter Set
As always my mind is blown away after watching one of Marcos videos. Same goes for my wallet XD
5 hours of work...
how much is that your set up?
My airbrush is in another room due to the vent and it is not an option to do it at the same place.
Do you have any suggestions on setting up a better flow in a workspace?
I really like your process and have started working with oils and transparency more. I practice airbrushing on almost every model now and have upgraded to better airbrushes, which helped alot.
I need to use oils more, I see ...
Marco how do paint red skin?!?!? I'm trying to paint red orks.i also don't know what color armor fits with red skin. Please help!!
Fantastic job! I have a question that you probably has mentioned in earlier videos but how are you handling drying times for oils? Or is the amount of paint used so miniscule that you are able to varnish the models right away?
Keep up the great work! You’re a good source of inspiration! :)
pretty sure the key to speed is .. speed
The new Kruleboyz and Hobgrotz are VASTLY superior in aesthetics and mood, compared to the Brian Nelson cartoon Orks/Orcs we used to have. Those old ones had massive heads in the middle of their chest, with smiling teeth completely rounded to look like an open carton of eggs, and were absolutely not menacing at all. Just goofy; and not in a good way. These new ones, along with the Beastsnaggas, give us sharp teeth, cuts and wrinkles, better proportions, fierce weapons, better scale, better everything.
Totally totally totally agree! I like the WoW aesthetic in its own context but I never saw it fitting Warhammer... Plus the goofy general vibe takes a lot away from the barbaric brutality of the race
How many of you have watched this multiple times and discovered a new and subtle technique detail you missed previously?
You know, you are like a magician...
...when revealing your "tricks", all the magic comes down to a simple: "Oh, that's it?"
But that is good, because it motivates to try by oneself and create one's own magic!
I'm so glad I've joined this community and hobby. Marco, your positivity is really fantastic, and it's the main reason I keep watching, even though I don't use oils or even an airbrush... yet ;)
Marco, you devilish, handsome madman, you did it again!
You did all of the models from this series in a weekend?! Truly you've gotten to art of speed painting down to a science.
Speachless... every single time I watch your videos is like
"What in hell...?"
"Wait, how...?"
"THAT fast in THAT quality?"
The italian stallion of painting miniatures.
Am I reading a starcraft pro gaming comparrission there?
@@MC_Deamonking To be honest: I have no idea what you are talking about. But I'd love to know more about it! (But I do know starcraft, of course...)
I actually was just thinking of Sylvester Stallone in Rocky - simple as that :-D
@@clintseppowitz5642 😀
Italian stallion is the nickname of the current sc 2 world champion...
whos official nickname is reynor.
@@MC_Deamonking Great. Thanks, man. Internet is a beautiful place :-D
@@clintseppowitz5642 😀
I really appreciate that you have shown the colour wheel throughout the video. It’s use enhances my understanding.
15:19 I think I tried dry brushing with oils for the first time because of this video and it was a treat!
I love that you basically did NMM except with metallics.
You got me! Yes, it's exactly the same mindset because I can't count on natural light to create that kind of huge difference between the planes
@@MarcoFrisoniNJM What metallic oils do you use? I use ak wax paints for This But they dry very Quick on the palette, might want to try oil metal as well. Now that I paint more and more with oils and solvents anyway. Great vid as well! Keep em coming!!
@@Katoasapun you can make your own metallic oil paints by mixing Green Stuff World metal pigments with some linseed oil. Check out James Wappel here and on twitch to see how it looks. It's amazing, and you can also mix the pigment into the more transparent oil colours to make them metallic too~
@@elleofmusic and how to make it to get silver oil paint?
@@joseantoniomartinez6008 he has made a video showing the process of making the metallic oils, but it's on his patreon. The process is really simple, though. Just linseed oil and the GSW pigment gradually stirred together.
Marco! You handsome, devilish madman!
I would love to see your take on 40K Death Korps of Krieg and their armored vehicles. All dirty, muddy trench warfare. I can see the air brush coming into it's own right here :)
And here I just got myself a bunch of oil paints! Now I just have to man up and decide which project I want to use them on!
I think these were the Molotow I spotted. Doing a little shopping this weekend....
Skin
1. 027 petrol
2. 010 hummer
3. 006 Zinc Yellow?
ground
1. 0145 future green
2. 221 grasshopper
Inspiring to watch as usual Marco! What brand of metallic oil paints are you using here?
I would also love to know what brand you’re using and what to look for
Super information again Marco. because of oil paints, do we need to seal the model with a varnish? What varnish if so?
Oils are crazily tough so there's no need for a protective shell! Just let the models fully dry for a couple of days, preferably inside a plastic box to avoid catching dust
wait, where do I find the recipe for the metallic contrasts?
Previous video about the Kruleboyz Gutrippaz! 😉
I love the work in this video, particularly the color theory explanations. Thanks for the great content!
I really like those bases, makes each mini look like they are their own diorama.
Hi Marco! fantastic video! you mention an oil silver: would you mind sharing the brand? I have been looking for a good metallic oil paint for ever and could not find one that has small pigments yet: I have even tried the winsor and newton artist's range one and unfortunately, the metal flake are so big that it does not really work well for miniatures (at least for me)! can you help me? thanks a million in advance!
Hi! Thanks a million!!! Gamblin Silver is the only one I found that's perfect for our kind of scale and applications 😊
Thank you so much fir the tip, @@MarcoFrisoniNJM
Great video. What oil silver did you use for the final highlight?
Thanks! It's Gamblin silver
@@MarcoFrisoniNJM thanks. Unfortunately that’s pretty expensive here. Any other good oil silvers you recommend for this purpose?
@@griffglowen5555 Yeah I know, I have it only because I found it on sale in my local art shop 😅 Winsor and Newton Artist, metallic paints are good and fairly cheap!
What oil silver do you recommend? I think in a previous video you said that the pigments in some of them are too big.
Windsor&Newton artist metals have pigments of a decent size but they tend to separate a bit. My absolute favourite is from Gamblin: super fine pigments, great consistency and total opacity!
@@MarcoFrisoniNJM Great, thank you!
Ciao Marco, da poco ho iniziato a seguirti e mi piace molto la tua tecnica. Una domanda che sicuramente avrai risposto centinaia di volte... cosa usi per diluire i colori ad olio? Grazie ciao!
Ciao! Grazie mille 😊 Uso semplice acquaragia inodore del ferramenta; per i nostri piccoli volumi ne servono quantità microscopiche (la maggior parte va per pulire i pennelli!) e quel tipo di qualità/raffinazione basta e avanza per diluire
Another very impressive speed painting with amazing results. Such quality in a reduced time is the goal of many gamers !
Yellow orcs? Ok ... let's see what he does ... Prime all in blue. My mind explodes. Great video like always!!!!
@MarcoFrisoniNJM - do u varnish the model when moving from acrylics to oil washes??? thx vm
I used this with a green added to the black/brown wash with more brown and less black on my Kroot and it turned out amazing.
i have just started painting and i have NO acces to specialized materials (since i live in Argentina, in a little town and have just lost my job to the pandemic) so i'm starting to paint only with brushes (some medium/high marta ones, most other good regular ones made of pig or artificial hair) and regular acrilic.
So, how should i start to think on my projects? i made a horrible 3 orks in about 4 hour per model, because i'm quite incompetent and was happy with some of the results and unconvinced with many of the details... but seing how you worked with the natural coverage you got from the first cenithal aplications i'm thinking that i didn't take anything of the light into account, but now that i think of it i don't know how to do that only with brushes.
Anyhow, thanks for your super clear videos, and thanks a bunch!
Hey Marco, i was wondering if you have any plan to paint the "Splintered Fang" Warband (the snake boys) for a video. I know you havbe already plenty of warbands painted but iam curious what colorscheme you would do with them. Have a great day!
Always informative and enjoyable - keep them coming Marco!
Thanks Marco so good as always sir.
Marco, do you varnish you army models and if you do, what do you use to protect them. I don't want to varnish some of mine due to them having matte paint and TMM paints on them. The matte varnish dulls my TMM too much. how do you work around this?
This video had a very inspiring and enlightening effect on me. The message of personal journey and growth rings true with all artistic adventure. Thanks Marco!
Hi Marco, the Molotov paints you use, where you get those? All I find are the magic markers?
Wonderful guide!!! Does anyone have any idea which Molotow Yellow was used?
Fantastic work. As always. Wich is the metallic oil silver paint you used???
If I recall correctly, he has used Gamblin Silver (Metallic) in his previous videos. Might be what he used here.
Avrò visto questo video una decina di volte. Sto dipingendo i miei hobgrot usando lo stesso schema di colori anche se io non ho l'airbrush (uso il drybrush per dare lo stesso effetto). I colori ad olio li sto usando per l prima volta e devo dire che mi trovo bene. Li trovo estremamente maneggevoli. Grazie dei consigli e complimenti per il canale
Grazie mille!!! Davvero, davvero di cuore! Grande, sono contento ti siano piaciuti gli olii; con un po' di pratica possono fare miracoli
@@MarcoFrisoniNJM assolutamente si. Con un po' di pratica sono fenomenali. Le mie miniature fatte ad olio hanno ancora un aspetto "sporco" ma l'effetto è incredibile. L'unica cosa che non ho capito è se usi solo l'acquaragia per diluirli o anche l'olio di lino
Alright, fine, Marco. I'll buy the damn Molotow paints! Still paying off the mortgage I took out for the Oils and the Golden High-Flow Acrylics, but...
Marco, how to secure oil paint on board game minis? Which varnish or something can be used?
Love your painting its wonderful and very coherent
Hi Marco, nice video, I learn a lot from these... What do you use to dilute oils?
Your work blows my mind every single time. Hats off.
"Those yellow bastards" hahahahahahaha :'D
Magnifique et très instructif 👍👍
Simple, beautiful and fast painting!!
I use most of the same supplies but alas I 'am no marco
Man, I want to like this multiple times!
I love the use of color theory in this video!
Excellent man, soo good. All the info. Its a rewatcher for sure. 😀
Shit this guys good!
YAY
Why use liquitex white ink instead of your beloved golden high flow white for the zenithal with the airbrush? Great video as always!
Thanks! Liquitex ink is more opaque so it creates a strong zenithal in just a couple of thin coats 😊
this was insane
genius!