long time no paint made me cringe quite a bit

Agree with the approach. Paint for fun and we'll tag along.

These videos in watching you paint are really very helpful. The stroke, mix of paints, layers, and rhythm are all things to learn from. Please keep recording all you can

Anyone know a good alternative to AK interactive Brown Wash, can't seem to find it in my area

Thanks!!!! Awesomeness in Action 👍🏻

Watching this again 9 years in the future and thinking wow ya did all of them except the last one. When are we gonna finally finish this series?

Please don’t abandon this channel, it’s my favorite mini painting channel.

"I'm giving up on the clicks and just painting for fun" -- this is the right attitude. Thank you for putting the fun first!

as a arcanum of steamworks and magick obscura enjoyer, i hate Gnomes, i hate Gnomes so damn much...but i like this video

I love the way this dragon turned out. Could you please post a list of the blues you used. I am having a hard time locating a few of them. I would appreciate it. I love the way this turned out. Thank you

That looks amazin! :) Is there a way to buy a full tutorial for this? A lot is missing! :)

Man that was relaxing, thank you. IMO this is your best video ever. Congrats on the new job!

He has returned! Glad to see you're back.

enjoyed the format as much as more "tutorial" styles and had a good chuckle when your cat showed it's complete indifference to what you were working on.

Love the new/old style of videos. There's a definite difference and your enjoyment shows through, making for an enjoyable video that makes me feel like I'm going on the journey with you, rather than being instructed. Nice work and I look forward to more.

Regardless of what you do, I'm confident it'll be interesting and informative! :)

I only wish for videos where the hobby is shared between us all. Love your stuff - keep it going!

Faust, idk if you read comments on old vids, but: I'm a new painter (just painted my second model last night) and I've been watching a lot of videos that initially gave me the desire to paint and then for tutorials. I've seen this technique done a ton of times (layering and glazing) but this is the first time it's really clicked. Maybe it's because I have hands on painting experience now, but while watching this video I saw, in my mind, all the mistakes I made last night with layering skin tone and why my highlights and shading felt off. Also, the glazing tech breakdown was easy to understand, and I feel I will be able to add this to my tool belt as well. edit: Thinking on it more, I think the way you showed the layout of your paint pallet was very helpful for understanding the layering process and how to blend. Seeing how thin you got your paints and the blended gradient laid out was very useful for me as an amateur. That specifically made it click for me, I think. Excellent video and a well-earned sub here from a first-time viewer.

Gonna watch your vids anyway, cause I like the style (of painting and presentation). Also you're a great source for diverse subjects. There is way too much GW-painting out there. I prefere playing games like Frostgrave or historicals.

Good for you deciding to just do what's fun! I think an important piece thats lost in translation between creators and viewers for painting videos is that nobody is perfect, and being willing to include any mostakes, fixes, and potentially undesired results will really go far in being more relatable to new and budding painters alike. Not much is less relatable than watching a hyper edited uber-professional paintjob executed flawlessly, because there's a lot of intangible factors not shown that can really put a damper on someone's motivation when they are unsuccessful in replicating that super slick Space Marine. Whether you intended to or not, thanks for fighting imposter syndrome in the community, it's a huge thing in new painters I've noticed 🙏

Every think about a model that would require alot of grey or brown shades to showcase how best to approach needing 5 brown shades

Great as always! Thanks for the video

I'm 100% here for this new format and content. Honestly, I think this will be more valuable to many of us than the specific topic videos.

Cool mini! Where is it from?

I really enjoyed this video! Looking forward to more like this! Thanks

I enjoy your videos regardless of what style they're in, so I'm just happy to see you post in general. Though I'm thinking about getting back into Warmachine with MK IV, most all my painting is for fun and I always learn something new from watching your videos in general. If ever I did KZbin, it would be for fun as well. Well done!

False! I have searched Gnome Wizard (for a titanforge mini) and it was frustrating not to find anything! Glad you made this

"Nobody has ever searched KZbin on how to paint a gnome wizard". Well actually...

why do you wipe your brush on the paper when you load it with paint?

I'm glad you're going to continue painting when you can. I learn so much watching you do your thing!

Magnificent !

Congrats on the job! I'm glad you're painting for fun again. It's always terrible when a hobby begins to feel like a chore. I love the new format. Your tutorials are a big help, but it's also really cool to see mistakes and redirections done in "real time."

This was a joy to watch and I picked up good ideas on using my inks with metallics which I admittedly had forgotten about. So much fun to see a non-Games Workshop painting video..

I did really enjoy. It's always a great learning experience. I look forward to many more of your videos.

Love this channel Bob Ross of miniatures

You are my favorite painter, learned so much from your videos

Congrats on the new job! Love the shift in style - I think you do an incredible job of the freeform! Kind of feels like sitting down for a paint-and-chat with a friend!

I really like this "new" style. Glad to hear that you are painting for fun again.

Thanks for the video! Congrats on the new gig!

Nice 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 Love

Great as always! 👏🏼👏🏼

Admittedly your tutorials (mostly your how to layer paint) where kinda key for me way back then as they where what cause things to click for me when i first got into the hobby, but what has keep me watching and keeps me watching is less the tutorials and more the idk bob ross vibe where im watching more to just watch someone painting who enjoys painting and enjoying the journey and seeing it come together

It's great to see you posting videos again, and I really like your new plan! Personally, I like seeing a variety of different subjects posted, not just the miniatures that are "hot" and trending. Like any model builder/miniature painter, I find myself painting a plethora of different subject matters--figures, vehicles, etc. Sometimes it's fantasy, sci-fi, old west, undead, mutants, animals, dinosaurs, monsters--you name it. It's your techniques that draw me to your videos, not your choice of miniatures, so I like that you're just going to be putting up more random things! I'm looking forward to seeing more videos in the near-future!

Gratz on the new job. Loving this approach 👍

Fun makes the videos better! Congrats on the new job.

Your videos are what I like because I'm not going for anything but fun. I always recommend your vids to people who may get interested. Keep up the great work sir and remember it gets better.

Whatever videos you like making, I like watching!

This looks great, really enjoyed the video

Congratulation on the new job and I am so long following your channel (with my other YT account) that I didn't noticed this was "new old style". I 'member the homepage! From waybackwhen. Oh no, now I'm starting to think about other things too. Larry Leadhead, Turnsignals on a landraider.... where has time gone?! *goes crying in the corner*

I love your « less » professional video!!!! It’s fun to see you paint what you like instead of what would get maybe more views. I’m not into Warhammer and it’s nice to see something else. I think you are very good and I always learn something from you. Good luck with your new job. By the way, I’ve always been curious about your wet palette. What do you use?!!!