Complete Miniature Painting Guide: Ogre Project Part 2 - Glazes

[@hostagegrenade743]

I love your vids. Not that many dnd mini painters. Mostly warhammer. You have the best painting skills i have seen

[@dannym2359]

it's amazing how much a little bit of glaze does. flesh layering always comes out looking digitized a bit to me, but the glazes really soften the areas of color gradation

[@kerel995]

Great video. Just wanted to add my 3 cents. I was watching and listening about glazes for a year. I realized what a glaze is only after i somehow accidentally got 1:50 ratio. I think 1:10 paint to water is when glaze only starts and 1:80 is when possibly there is not much use to pull it further.

[@pinwheel8279]

Great series. Anxious for more. Your minis often remind me of Hildebrandt paintings.

[@Fnordathoth]

Looking forward to part three.

[@tantill134]

My favorite of all your paint jobs

[@chuck-n-debtaylor7553]

Saw this and ordered the ogre for a mini-masterclass. Thanks for excellent content!

[@markgnepper5636]

Love your stuff as always bud, like seeing someone who doesn't use a wet pallet. 😎

[@maxbrandt6]

Looking great so far, very smooth colors.

[@stuartwalker9597]

Great stuff as always

[@bruvweird7387]

I love your videos

[@_Caspergers_]

So are glazes just super thinned down with water, or should you use a medium, too? Like glaze medium or pledge?

[@MacAttack001]

See that is my question as well. I have heard that a glaze uses an acrylic medium and a wash uses water.

[@ThePaintingClinic]

A glaze doesn't require any additive and I use just water. I suppose you can add glaze medium or whatever. Personally I don't see the need.

[@ThePaintingClinic]

I've never heard either defined that way. Maybe just someone's personal recipe.

[@MacAttack001]

@@ThePaintingClinic I very well may be remembering this entirely incorrectly. The explanation goes that a glaze is to tint the entire area where a wash is going to flow into the recesses. Regardless, I have to say that I have learned much from your videos and enjoy all of them immensely. I even have some Reaper ogres showing up tomorrow! Again, much thanks!

[@redgreen09]

well so fare so good be thare part 3 as post it

[@benschell2457]

If you normally thin for 1/3 or 1/5 to layer, how much are you thinning to get glazes?

[@benschell2457]

Never mind. I should be live questioning. 1/10

[@franckrichard4092]

Bonjour..! Je trouve votre travail fantastique, mais vous serait il possible de traduireen français vos vidéos..? 🤔🥴😉👍