Old World in a New Style | Painting a Bretonnian Standard Bearer on Royal Pegasus | Warhammer
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ค. 2024
- In today’s video I will show you how I painted up my favorite new model from the Old World, the Standard Bearer on Royal Pegasus.
But we won’t stop there. In the second half of the video I will also go through some of the mistakes I made during the process so you can learn from them and avoid them.
When I set out to paint this model I looked up some references, especially back from the Old World. Most of those paintjobs were simpler in terms of technique than what I would expect today, but they had two things in common.
One, they were super vibrant and colorful and two they relied a lot on adding extra detail on the models with free handed patterns and multicolored panels on shields and fabrics.
So my plan was to go with something like that, but mixing in some more contemporary painting techniques. Something, like what I did on Free Guild Marshal, but instead of the more realistic moodier color palette, trying out some really vibrant colors.
So in the first part of the video let’s take a look at how I achieved that. I will show you all the colors and talk you through the thinking and painting process.
Then in the second half of the video I will address some of the mistakes I made, and I made a few, so you guys can avoid them if you want to do something similar on your models.
Chapters:
0:00 Inro
1:04 Reds and Blues
05:01 Other Colors
06:25 Pegasus
7:37 Results
8:21 Mistakes I Made
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Really like that you ended up covering mistakes pretty in depth. Not a lot of videos cover them, if at all, to the amount that you did. Helps everyone out to learn from others' mistakes. Regardless looks great!
Thanks 😊 It helps me as well to go through mistakes like this. Listing them and rewatching the footage helps me better understand what I did wrong and to recognize them next time. Hopefully, it helps others as well, so it is a win-win :)
The airbrush as a 'colour grade' effect is such a game changer. Beautiful work.
Stunning piece! Makes me want to paint my miniatures again.
The model looks fantastic and covering the problems and mistakes is great for us mortals that can’t paint anything that looks that good. Always wicked to learn and helpful to prevent making similar mistakes. Rocking model.
Incredible
It looks so good
Bravo. This is wonderful and your channel just gets better and better. Really hope to see you grow and grow with this level of work!
Thank you, I really appreciate that! 😊
Really enjoy your videos! I use the sole of a slipper to work the paint into the bristles for drybrushing. The textured rubber surface doesn't suck out any moisture and it works pretty much the same as a 30 dollar drybrush texture palette.
That's a pretty ingenious idea, I love it. Although I have to admit that the first image that came to my had reading this is you sitting at your mini painting station in your slippers and occasionally lifting your foot to rub your brush on the sole of the slipper :D:D
Stunning miniature. Great video as well. I think I learned some new concepts. ❤
Would love to see a longer tutorial on it. Great work
Thank you 😊 Sadly, Long form tutorials don't seem to work very well on TH-cam :( But one of these days, I will create a Patreon and upload longer versions of the more complicated projects with more in depth commentary. I'm not sure if enough people would be interested, though 🤔
Amazing job
Beautiful job!
Looks marvelous. The only thing that doesn't click with me is NMM which I abhor and hate with a fiery passion of a thousand suns. TMM team for life.
Vibrant colours are spot on with knights, because in real world those people really loved to stand out from the crowd. Most people in modern times have this strange conviction that Middle Ages were grey, black and white and see knights through the lense of Crusaders and Knights Templar. Truth is they were also monks and it was expected of them to be modest and humble, thus mutted and limited colours. Lay knights were wild in comparison. There's nice story of one Frankish knight who walked around with a cape made of peacock feathers and bells. It was impossible to not notice him if he was in the town or on some fancy banquet.
Besides, who would want to have boring and colourless Warhammer Fantasy army?
tbh your drybrushing looks better then from most other content creators around here, so well done 😊
:D I guess it is time for me to really incorporate it in my repertoire.
This is perfectly timed. I'm still working up to finishing my Duke and Standard Bearer. And even better, same color scheme is what I've got planned- want to go for English heraldy for the main theme.
You nailed the wings. I plan white for Standard as well, but I'm planning on mixing things up with a black pegasus for my Duke. Now I've got to go back and see if you have black plumage in any of your other videos.
Great video. THX
Glad you liked it!
Looks cool. 🏇
Thanks 😊
It looks so good. Would be interested on how long you need to paint a model like this. It looks like it will take hundreds of hours. At least it would do for me.
:D It didn't take quite that long. I recorded ~21 hours of footage for this one ( I record every minute of the process for the video), and this was one of the longest paintjobs I have ever done.