Blood Rage Painting Tutorial: Fire Giant

[@ScaleModelAlberta]

Probably the best painting tutorials I've seen on YT. Well done.

[@IamtheHeathen]

Amazing tutorial, I'm going to draw a lot inspiration from it. Thank you. 🙏

[@tylerdurden300179]

Only can say WOW 😮. Great work 👏🏻

[@Michaelrsted]

Really beautiful “mini”. One misconception i sees lot on for reflection is about the flaming sword. I see many using red or yellow to highlight on the arm and legs closest to the sword. Looks good. But fire isn’t a color. It’s pure light. So in reality it should only illuminate the areas closest to it. Just a tip ☺️

[@tahirravat131]

Looking forward to more Blood Rage in depth tutorials!!

[@NerdPaints]

Thanks!! I'm finishing up another model from Nemesis then looking at painting the Sea Serpent soon :)

[@Valandar2]

Re: Odd numbers of skulls. Odd numbers are inherently more "random" to humans, because they aren't usually symmetrical.

[@NerdPaints]

Ah, great point - that totally makes sense, thanks!

[@angrytoasterTV]

New to painting minis. Are you using a plastic cup to stabilize your mini? How’d you do that? Awesome video btw! Just got blood rage a while back and going to refer to your video to paint the fire giant tomorrow :-)

[@NerdPaints]

Thanks! Good luck to your painting! I am using a plastic cup. It's just a generic plastic cup I bought from the local store. I use a plastic cup and put some ticky tack on the underside of the miniature to stick to the cup. This really helps handing the miniature while painting.