Create CUSTOM Warhammer Schemes For Your Army

[@molotow5787]

Wearing shoes on the sofa is far worse then eating corpses after battle...

[@Keemera]

according to wives, it is

[@Salty_Sassenach]

Scott is wearing slippers 😜

[@keesnolting4357]

In (Nederland) or the Netherlands for you we called a sofa a bank.

[@TheMuffinBagare]

Wearing shoes inside at all imo.

[@marijhorn]

wearing shoes at home (when you are not living in a wilderness) is for most people, not normal too.. :)

[@joshuaperry4112]

Life Hack: When the girl says "you choose", just tell her, "OK, but you have to guess what I've chosen." when she guesses just agree, "Holy cow! That was it! Babe, you know me so well." She chooses where to go. Done.

[@madmanvarietyshow9605]

Trying this

[@coalitionofrob436]

You’re a God, are you writing a book? I’ll take 5

[@katherines6322]

Why don't you ever want to choose?

[@MrRattlebones640]

@@katherines6322 women will give you the choice but if you choose wrong she might get in a mood. If you do this she will tell you where she wants to go without thinking she is making the decision.

[@katherines6322]

@@MrRattlebones640 I don't think it's that complicated. There are definitely times where my bf doesn't want a certain type of food and he lets me know. It would frankly be weird if he never helped decide where to go. And if he picked a place I didn't like I wouldn't "get in a mood" I would just tell him I don't want to go there and we'd pick a new place. It's possible to compromise or disagree and still get along and have a good time, lol. If she gets in a mood simply bc you have preferences then she doesn't respect you, and you've got bigger problems.

[@Splithand_Miniatures]

Scott saying complementary color schemes can be gaudy and outrageous Me: Laughs in Mardi Gras color for my Harlequins

[@alexdemeny7682]

he also said perfect for clowns, seems fitting for Harlequins

[@KossolaxtheForesworn]

me and the boys eating roasted corpses of the fallen enemies. some nurgle guy shows up and thanks us for support since we are now infected with mad cows disease.

[@toversnoleu8769]

What race did they kill for dinner? We got Cow people armies?! O.o

[@jostonpowell1346]

@@toversnoleu8769 Apparently Tau ..

[@Pyre001]

But Scott, my skin gets really dry after the 3rd shower...

[@100acatfishandwillbreakyou2]

That's quitters talk, now get back in the shower and don't get out until you look like the crypt keeper.

[@xraymone]

@@100acatfishandwillbreakyou2 lmao

[@CBRN-115]

3rd shower? Ha I've taken so many showers I've lost count and my skin is like a Tomb King's shriveled balls

[@tvmuffin4666]

100% a catfish and will break your heart LOL

[@Schnozwangler]

When the wife says “you choose” its just a game of naming restaurants until you say the one she wants. But remember it was “your” choice not hers 😅

[@calveras86]

So she can blame you in case she doesn't like it in the end 🙄

[@Blazin130]

There's a secret to this; you ask her to guess where you're taking her, then take her to her first answer. That's where she actually wants to go, it'll look like you thought of it, but really you're just making her make the decision without her knowing.

[@Schnozwangler]

Bubbles genius

[@tbonbrad]

I’m just going to surprise her and lean into her desire for me to be “spontaneous”.

[@toversnoleu8769]

@@Blazin130 can be extremly dangerous if shes onto you!

[@_fox_3212]

This video is exactly what I needed to overcome my hobby burn out. I was feeling unmotivated and frustrated at my inability to pick a unique colour scheme for my army. I found I would just end up on Google images stealing someone else's paint scheme. Now I am finally able to identify what colours I like and am going to start on my Tyranids :) thanks!

[@olafolafsson2755]

Thats awesome One trick - I bought some Orks in Rome - so I gave them the color of football team AS Rom :D

[@tonkabeanicecream5698]

Easy fix for that. Don't go on Google 😜

[@timothysatyr6674]

Hate to break it to you but this video is what "I" needed to overcome my burnout You find another video

[@Giraffemini]

Also take care when it comes to RATIO of your colour choices. For example: when thinking about the WARMTH of colours: either going for 90% warm colours and 10% cold details for example or the other way around is gonna give you an awesome feel of contrast and attention to certain things. Easy example for this: painting a blood Raven space marine in a warm dark Red and then adding a few cold green or neon green visor, blaster or mashinery detail is really gonna make everything more interesting and set a better contrast then just putting a warm buttery green eyevisors onto an already bright red clown...to even further that offset one can play with the other techniques mentioned in this great video!

[@jambamenome8481]

I remember coming across a 60/30/10 rule for character design. You pick three colours, one covers 60% of the character, the next 30%, and the last 10%. It's a rough template to play with, but it works well with your ratio. Like, a winter-gear soldier with white armour/overalls, some blue/grey areas, and then a yellow/orange visor. Makes the colours pop :D

[@thomasgross8289]

@@jambamenome8481 you're correct with the style the poster speaks of but you gotta be cautious as schemes such as these can easily appear manufactured or "comic book" looking, which isn't bad in itself, just ...be aware of that. Remember, there is few right and wrong things a lot is opinion. Unless of course painting a paticular faction known for a specific color, like yellow for imperial fists

[@Hazz3r95]

I've started carrying a notebook and pen with me, mostly so I can jot down random ideas for things as they come to me in the middle of the day otherwise I _know_ I'll forget them

[@MasterCrash123]

Pen and notebook is nice to have at work, so your managers don't think you're texting someone on your phone. At least, that's what I've found.

[@srsgoblin]

Something I often do is look at sports team colors. Seriously. Especially when you consider more recently created teams, color theory goes into their design choices. People are paid a significant amount of money to design the uniforms, etc. Trust they'll look good on your minis because they usually will.

[@mattwetherille6539]

The tool I use the most when testing paint schemes is actually Dawn of War, you get ( especially with mods) the ability to color just about most basic 40k models with the game's custom scheme maker.

[@ronnyrdr6553]

Very good video. thanks for the upload !

[@captainsludgeslinger3272]

Kirioth has a really cool emperor's children paint scheme, it's got a weird vapourwave aspect to it.

[@maxbrandt6]

Vaporwave, you say? Check out Dana Howl's neon ghost army for AoS!

[@captainsludgeslinger3272]

@@maxbrandt6 seen it, they are really good. Nighthaunt cloaks are really good for the "umbre"? effect vapourwave usually is associated with.

[@soul_vicex]

@@maxbrandt6 Hers is OTT, far too heavy on the colour to shading ratio

[@CyberVic]

Those new chaos warriors are so awesome.

[@the1gofer]

How did you make this comment three days ago, when the vid went live today?

[@brotheralaric7177]

yup, and look at the leader in the box . . . i think they watcched the movie Conan a bit too much, he look like Thulsa Doom.

[@tvmuffin4666]

CyberVic yupppp

[@stefanhoover9888]

You need to make a whole video doing that voice when you’re glasses are upside down 😂🤣

[@kaminaalbarn]

My favorite place to pick color schemes from is nature, especially for things like lizardmen and tyranids. There's a ton of cool reptiles and bugs out there to get inspiration from. My skinks are all painted like real life blue tongued skinks and my nids' colors are based off blue lobsters.

[@ericwillis5292]

Legend has it, they still haven't decided on what restaurant to go to ...

[@tacopig7605]

Ive actually thought about making a rust in peace themed space marine, lol

[@MrStatistx]

Since I don't play Warhammer, I usually go for my own scheme with these guys, though since I'm colorblind I usually go for existing things (not space marines for example) and transfer that on a space marine

[@CoolTrainerJulio]

I thought Scott sounded drunk but then I realized it's just because I normally listen to Trapped Under Plastic on 2x speed.

[@erictaylor6035]

Digging the scheme you chose...purple makes everything better 👍. Oh, and definitely going with Portillo's!

[@stefanreinhardt7463]

Eric Taylor portillos is a no brainer. Gotta get that cake shake

[@davidbrown4849]

Unnecessary shower scene ... next there will be a car chase. (I spent some time yesterday using oil wash light blue-green to do oxidising bronze, damn addictive).

[@davidbrown4849]

@Clandestine Comments ? working through my old-school 25mm undead army - I made the oil wash mix as a trial on a fig, and liked it so much I went back and did the rest of the army's bronze bits.

[@dwi2921]

Pick a color..."- Scott "All of them!"- Me Ah, such is the Curse of Bretonnians and heraldry. Really should have stuck with Empire...

[@robin-bw3br]

Hey, could someone give me the name of that intro song ? I'm really into metal, and learned it on guitar, and I really want to learn the rest ! Great vids btw, I find them a bit more entertaining than those of Warhamer tv 😅

[@raf74hawk12]

Darkness Rises by Daniel Robinson PS. I had never heard this song. I have an extension that's super handy for stuff like this called AHA Music. I've had mixed success with it, but it nailed this one on the first try. The less effective tries were probably just down to the audio quality or length of the clip that I could use.

[@Longtail626]

4:58 - 5:03 Harlequin players “Write that down, Write that down”

[@tonylusardi5767]

When I choose my paint schemes, I also use that time to pick the theme and colors of my bases. My latest project was a 2K points Bonesplitterz army. I used bright blue and off white snowy/cracked ice bases to compliment the muted greens of my orcs. It really helped make the models pop and come to life.

[@chameleonedm]

"Hi, my names Scott the miniature maniac and today weratakabowhaww you can come up with your own paint scheme"

[@AD-en5dq]

I dont believe you are showering for Ideas... i think you are showering to prepare for the regrets you will have after you have painted the minis...

[@tomrea4586]

My favourite video yet. I've been painting minis off and on for 40 years and have always struggled finding a scheme that worked. I've used a colour wheel etc and while that helps, something never clicked. After watching this I'm thinking to myself, duh, how simple was that. Thanks for doing this.

[@MrJoshuakirk85]

So, what you're saying is... I should paint my minis silver and purple?

[@haydenandersen9937]

Seeing as you paint miniatures for a living, your water bill must be through the fucking roof.

[@toversnoleu8769]

After thinking about the advice, I keep thinking why Miniac is painted in silver & not in its complimenting green! Why Scott whyyyyy?

[@ThePopeOfAwesomeness]

Custom coloured usually means black. Usually not very creative but it's almost impossible to make something look bad in black

[@labombaboy9433]

hey are you ever gonna put anything on top of those cupboards you have back there, you have such a nice layout and aesthetic that I think it would look really nice to fill in those spaces with some larger statues ( maybe even blow up a 40k figure from each group and have them lineup together ) something like 12 inches could work to stay in the frame. but at the end of the day, it's your choice. I've been watching your videos for a while and always have fun watching your content, hopefully, ill be able to afford to give this hobby justice, till then I hope you don't mind living through you. :)

[@Miniac]

There's stuff in there! It's just hard to see

[@Andernol]

This is a fantastic video. I took multiple years of art classes in highschool, but always appreciate a refresher on color theory and it's opportunities/applications (especially when discussed in the context of a hobby I really enjoy). I have been thinking about painting a set of Orange marines, and questioning how I can include blue in it without making just straight up orange and blue marines. I think painting in some shadows with a touch of dark navy, and highlighting black accents with a blue/grey highlight would look really good.

[@fragfmgill]

me : super invested in video really taking note of the cool steps/ me at 11 minutes : sees another airbrush video, and turns off.

[@samdurfee6093]

Wow Either you're really tall or your wife is hella short.

[@sascha3607]

Hey Scott I have always problems painting scaled Monsters like Tyranids or Dragons. Maybe you could do some of this stuff to give inspiration. I find it hard to find colours for „natural“ or grown stuff :-) but the most Problem is to make it look awesome like your stuff. Regards Sascha

[@florianstock376]

You suggested using Gimp or Paintshop to have a preview of your scheme: From Gimp I know it (and I would assume a paytool like Paintshop has something similar): You can enable extra filters for viewing your image to see what a colorblind person would see. With this you could even paint your units, so they look nice for the color blinds.

[@DarcyBonoCreations]

Great video! Color Harmony is another free and easy to use app that helps pick color palettes. It even extracts color palettes from uploaded images.

[@mossy40k]

How do I mask areas in Gimp? I've been googling gimp mask but its not going how I expected.

[@DaHobbles]

You’ve always put out quality videos but this one felt like a huge step forward! I loved the additional shots of you reading, you and your wife, and the shower. It really added some nice breaks from the usual and made the pacing of the video feel really good! The 15 minutes flew by 🙌🏻👍

[@Miniac]

Thanks a lot of saying this.

[@Dan-lt3nk]

There are websites devoted to colour palettes for graphic design like colourlovers.com that can be really helpful for seeing how colours interact. They reference specific pantones but you can find closest fitting paints with a little work or mix your own.

[@NathanSoehardi]

You can use Adobe Capture to generate colour schemes from your smartphone camera roll.

[@x1BULLETfromABOVE1x]

Love the paint scheme, would adore seeing a full 40 hour paint job on just one to see how far you could push the look.

[@Bluemoondm1]

Vince Venturella called, he wants his favorite color scheme back :D Great video, I always get decision paralysis so this kind of thing helps a lot. Thanks!

[@WolfGirl930]

The shower soliloquy was a mix of psycho meets Ferris Bueller ! As ever an entertaining piece that's helpful gives some great advice. Thanks Scott.

[@kiliang.3785]

3:08 Kreator was found the city next to me.. they still live there :D

[@WISHARTfilms]

The first 5 seconds made me feel like I was having a stroke. Jesus. Don't do that x_x

[@jmmartin7766]

Lmao! The wife: "I'm hungry, but I don't know what I want..." Me: "How about blah-blah-blah?" The wife: "I don't want that..." (*Repeat process two more times) Me: "I'm just gonna drive to Chick-fil-a..." The wife: "It's Sunday..." Me: 😒

[@calumsanderson6741]

The shot of all three of the dudes is great because you used the same colours on them all but differentiating the applications really makes them feel like individual soldiers. Very, very cool. Gives me a bit more confidence in changing things up when I start painting my minis and McFarlane figures

[@watermelonhelmet6854]

It's really helpful to let your mini inform your choices. For me, it's the most fun part of mini painting. I paint a lot of fantasy and sci-fi display minis, and I love figuring out who the character is, what they're like and letting my paint scheme tell that story.

[@christianjohnson3205]

Making education acceptable while showering... a modern master my friends..

[@blainefry8369]

Hi Scott! Any tips for using black as a predominant part of an army scheme? Is it kind of its own neutral color or just a really dark other color?

[@Miniac]

Check this video out! kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHaXcmOin7qjgLs

[@blainefry8369]

@@Miniac Thanks!!! 😂😀 Edit: that was perfect, thanks for the help!

[@aniila7493]

You know what grinds my gears? I HAVE MY OWN PAINT SCHEME. I have no idea what's its name tho lol. I would die to paint my armies in ,, Spirit blossom/kanmei'' its a league of legends theme. Don't want nor care to talk about that. But I freaking love that theme. I tried searching for spirit blossom or kanmei. NOTHING OwO all I got are the skins from league IT GRINDS MY GEARS XD

[@enterthejouz6728]

I will do the same thing for space marines I will be super technical and collect Ultramarines. Then I can finally paint my ogks maybe there I will vary probably I will do Evil Suns.

[@Adventuresause]

Your wife is adorable 😍

[@Nacknor]

One thing I have started to realise from watching a lot of videos about mini painting is that I work really slow and also that you guys that make these videos must put in a lot of time filming to just get these minis to look so good. I love watching your work and get inspired to get better from every single video!

[@Abfallkannibale]

I basicly picked a colour from my "painting newb kit" for Nacrons and Bluebois and applied it to a Sentinel. Well, I liked Earthshade on Leadbelcher and the one colour harmonizing best with that was Averland Sunset. So Averland Sunset it is, now. I am really not a yellow-person, but Averland Sunset layered over Mechanicum Grey does it, somehow. I even came up with a dumb fluff-excuse for it, being that this particular regiment did a study about battle damage on equipment and found out that yellow vehicles tended to take less of it somehow. xD Or it is about a protective coating that just happens to be yellow. Something dumb like that.

[@finnley905]

I've only ever used ideas I came up with in the shower. If I come up with an idea, I have to think of it in the shower to use it. It's become mandatory for me.

[@TwoCowzBrowze]

WERE GOING TO FUCKING PORTILLOS ON A 1 - 6 AND THAT"S THE END OF IT !

[@endlesswaffles6504]

If you have any of the Dawn of War games, there's an army painter which allows you to try out different color schemes. That's how I chose the colors for my Space Marine chapter. Also, there are templates online that you can find.

[@timmyianni2309]

Maybe I'm the only one that caught this, but at roughly 6:26 he said "intro-douche". A Freudian slip mayhaps? Lmao. Awesome videos. You've inspired me to start painting again. I forgot how much I love doing it, so thank you for that.

[@Basil_Ghothickovitch]

It makes me sad: Warhammer offers the cool opportunity to create your own unique homebrew custom Army, but so few people really do it. Bloody GW even specially make a game where you don't have to think about the colour scheme: just copy what they invented. I'm talking about the Horse Heresy. I will never consider it as a real Warhammer.

[@TJtheBee]

That's a mighty fine paint scheme you've got there. Would be a shame if somebody were to... *licks lips* Steal it.

[@enterthejouz6728]

I saw this in a movie toss a coin then choose the opposite. Also I never know what to collect so I would collect my friends army and paint it in the colour scheme I hate the most thanks man. You really helped me I am going to paint classic Leviathan scheme for my Tyranids army and I will be super technical following KZbin videos this video helped me a lot to figure out what to collect, thumbs up and subscribed.

[@guillermomelendez7950]

Beautiful work Scott; did you see Angel Giraldez painted your vampire?

[@myhabbo82]

An interesting tool is the app Impcat (for both iOS and Android). Where you can test color schemes on the most common 40k models by choosing and mixing colors from the most famous paint brands like Citadel, Vallejo etc... And you also have access to a small but friendly subreddit /r/impcat

[@ProPotato]

Late to the party but the method I used for my army was to save a ton of schemes I liked from searching online and Facebook and slowly deleted photos until I was down to 1. Then I would somewhat copy that theme but add my own twist / flare to it. My current TAU army ended up being Purple, with yellow markings and some pearlescent green, to which people started calling Evangelion. So I ran with it. I've also used the photoshop colour replace method but that's a bit more advanced I guess.

[@CubDoesStuff]

Dude you are so rad! You are like the Alton Brown of Miniature painting lol hella hesh sick 🤘🙌🧙‍♂️🙏😈😁

[@regnarissad]

My problem is I'm an emo teen (I know it's awful I agree) and my favorite color is black, but omg I fucking hate painting black

[@steveanstine493]

What's it like being related to Ryan Reynolds? Has anyone ever said how much you sound like him? Love your painting btw!!

[@quejebo]

Scott, next time you're about to take your wife to dinner, say "guess where we're going!" And then whatever she says, just say "you guessed it!" She'll feel smart, you look like you were thinking of her, and no arguing :)

[@isisnmagic1812]

Awesome video, as I like to paint the figures and not play the games I Google pictures and then decide what I want to do. I started following the box art like for space marines, but that was just following the games I dont play, confused ? Lol

[@byLemon12]

Another one to consider is sometimes the basing scheme. It can often influence how your paint scheme will fit or should look.

[@Khayul]

This is something so many ignore. The amount of Mars red AdMech on a Mars red base... is astounding to say the least. It all just looks like a sea of red.

[@gregarious_one]

Scott, house paint manufacturers often have color palettes that you can download into Photoshop. Do you know if any of the model paint manufacturers have this option? I briefly looked for Vallejo but haven’t seen anything. Thanks, and keep up the great content!

[@zockerjosch]

My favorit color.... xD black awesome good that my stuff is mostly black

[@Xarcht]

I painted a 40K unit in Blood Angel green with Beubonic brown. Trim was in black and silver with gun metal rifles.

[@oil3]

This might be a dumb question... but what kind of sponge are you using for the paints/inks, just a regular kitchen sponge or a makeup one? Cheers

[@vallytine]

I decided to apply your whole bit about adding flavor to your army to get your color scheme with my Sisters of Battle. I play the Order of the Bloody Rose, and if I had to define them in a phrase it would be "Doomslayer Nuns", they're by far the most firebranded and aggressive in their zealotry of the Orders Militant, I wanted to reflect that by having their weapons, armor and scenery caked in the blood of their enemies, I had some of the bolter barrels covered in blood to show they'd been fired at point-blank, for example, and add some flecks of blood to the faces, armor, robes and what-not. I also decided to spice them up with some chipping battle-damage, as the 8th Edition Codex states the Bloody Rose don't take a single rest or respite until the job of annihilating the mutant, alien and heretic is done, to reflect they'd been on campaign without a break for quite some time. That also tied in with having them covered in blood, it's not only a kind of battle-trophy to them, but it reflects how they're beyond taking so much as a moment to re-polish their armor to make them look more like the heroes of the Imperium like the Order of the Ebon Chalice might. For the bases I wanted to have them in a Cathedral setting not only to reflect the whole motif of the Adepta Sororitas, but to have a more narrative aspect of echoing how the Saint of the Bloody Rose, Saint Mina was praying in a chapel before being ambushed by a heretical cult, after which she slew them to a man before dying of her wounds, and now her descendants are caught in the same sort of situation, where the Cathedral stone is broken, cracked and running red with blood. I know that's a bit of a ramble, but maybe I'm taking a page out of your book in that ;) I do think it was a fun brain-storming session, and I can't wait to put it in practice. I'm going to try out some contrast paint, although applying it more conservatively than the old GW tutorials reccomended to get a cleaner look.

[@thomasgross8289]

Having been a dungeon master for years, back when playing dungeons and dragons wasn't the cool thing to do lol. Ive always been very good at creating a "world" from my imagination so when I discovered warhammer 40k about the time the "plauge" struck I was interested in building a demon/csm mix army. As I watched battle reports and painting videos ect. I started to realize I had no clue how to go about this. Only way I could learn about an army as far as I could see was to buy thier codex and it dawned on me I would probably have to either buy two start collecting boxes and combine them, many smaller boxes or something off of Ebay maybe, but no clear idea how to go about this without potentially wasting hundreds of dollars just to find out i wouldn't like it, and then learned it might nit be even legal and might not be allowed. So I decided to go with the start collecting elite box because I "got everything " needed to play. But i still have my orginal army in the back of my mind and plan to build it one day anyway even if I can't use it outside of my house games. As I watched more videos about warhammer 40k and learned more about guild workshop overall im getting more and more hesitant to get into the game and recently stumbled across one page rules and the simplicity and the fact I can use any models to play the game intrests me, and I also have been looking at war cry, necromunda, and kill teams as maybe a better way of "sticking my toes in the water " of the gaming aspect. But im for sure hooked on collecting miniatures and painting them and building terrain, ive discovered im very good at building terrain and not to bad at mini painting lol. I was already kicking around the idea of creating my own game when I discovered one page rules, and with my extensive DM background I have complete confidence I could, but at least for now I want someone else to do the heavy work and I just play the game lol. So as of today....idk what im doing lol

[@captaincosmo6157]

Yup. being colourblind is a bugger when it comes to those greens.

[@primearchon4780]

Speeking of your own schemes, as a fan of your Dark Eldar and the story you created how is the Kabal of the Withering Sun coming along? Have they raided real space yet?

[@KiwiSpartan01]

For my Necrons I've taken the standard box color and painted the head white, shoulders black and certain parts of the arms and legs black...... simple but effective

[@Tainted_Julz_Radio]

I am visually impaired actually. That’s why I watch instead of doing

[@carlstanford7607]

Complimentary colour schemes work by having one colour dominant and the other very subtle used to highlight important points of focus

[@derekdrake8706]

..well.. I like black.. but black is so boring and hides detail.. I like red but that's so farsight enclave.. I looked at the lore and I don't like any of the schemes.. you know what.. I love teal.. I'm gonna go with teal.. dark grey under-armor/cloth and a little trollslayer orange for the rank markings and such

[@3evo33]

I mixed a colour you would like, from the games workshop range, Caliban green and Screaming skull. Im a total nube with 4 months of painting and zero artistic talent or intrest, outside of making cool monsters look awesome. but i bet you woul like this mix.

[@outofh4nd]

You always want Portillo's. Get the italian beef smothered in hot peppers and dipped, as well as a chocolate cake shake. Be miserably full for two days. No downside.

[@peterlavalle]

WE SEE SCOTFWIFE!!! (She looks more camera shy than the dog)

[@Splatterpunk_OldNewYork]

My mission in this video is to Extract what's already inside of you. Um..... ok.

[@letthetunesflow]

That Nevermore godless endeavour guitar tone in your music is just sick FYI…

[@tvmuffin4666]

I’m starting a custom chapter they will have ultramarine rules and they will look even more futuristic

[@chalkdemon8019]

Question, if you paint an army one uniform color, how could you show what mark of Chaos a unit in Slaves to Darkness bares for example?

[@fetusdirt]

"get inspiration from other art", Boy i wonder if theres a good video for exactly that i could suggest someone, Hmm...

[@deegegaming7911]

Using colour theory for painting is just like using scales for guitar and bass when making riffs, picks or solos. It's a great base/guide but dont let it rule you and be creative with it

[@jacobedwards7114]

The Pantone app for iOS (and maybe android) is a great tool for pulling color schemes from photos you take.

[@hamedog100]

Another idea people used to bandy around was copying a sports team but i hope these people learned from seeing awful West Ham Space Marines....

[@bartekkucharski3880]

Thats probably one of the worst colour wheels I ever saw. from red to yellow you have 3 oranges but from yellow to blue you have 7 greens, yellow is complementary to blue, and then again from blue to red 3 violet/purples. This makes no sense at all.

[@CyberDagger003]

Try to not get too gaudy? But what if I play Emperor's Children?

[@jadebrunner8699]

HOW DID YOU GET YOUR HANDS ON THE MASTER OF DEATH BOOK?😂 I want it sooooooo bad