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[@Miniac]

Just to get ahead of the comments: Yes, I lick my brush a lot. I've been doing it for years as a habit. You'll notice that approximately 30%-40% I'm doing it to a brush that has no paint in it at all. So, why do I do it? 1. It sharpens the tip of my brush. 2. it clears the paint out of the brush. 3. it's immediately accessible because it's very close to my miniature because I paint with the mini right next to my face. Acrylic paint dries very fast so when I wetblend/feather I can immediately get back to work w/minimal time in between brush clearing. 4. Sometime's it's just a random habit, there's no reason why I'm doing it.

[@cheross-hook5942]

All the best painters do. ;)

[@TheDungeonMattster]

Acryllic paint is non-toxic. It won't bite! I thought I was the only one who does this until I saw a video of painter Sam Lenz doing it. I legit laughed so hard I peed a little.

[@azerel83]

I think we all do this lol

[@andord123]

You can also just wipe it off on the wet palette the sponge and save yourself a mouthful of paint.

[@Miniac]

@@andord123 It is unfortunately not as fast or as good at cleaning the brush.

[@jonathancampbell7798]

Legend says that he got into the hobby as an excuse to fuel his paint eating addiction

[@vulpeszerda39]

lol

[@Trollsini]

One for you, one for me.

[@charlesballard5251]

Once you taste black, you never go back. BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAA!!!!!

[@FacilityD20]

Me too lol

[@baronn1504]

I prefer glue

[@jg113]

me: "how you get so smooth transitions?" scott: "saliva"

[@Atma012150]

I cannot fault a man for licking his brush after tasting the sweet ambrosia that was 90's Citadel Bleached Bone.

[@rickyupjohn7045]

And then came along the Foundation paints.....worst tasting things in history!

[@meatybtz]

So I am not the only one who remembers that sweet sweet goodness. WTH Citadel.. what did you put in it!!

[@daviddickson412]

@@meatybtz Plastic crack

[@Klickor]

@@rickyupjohn7045 Tastes so dry. And then the washes. Badab black smelled and tasted so bad. Tasted Vallejo model color paint shortly after that and slowly phased out my citadel paints. Taste may or may not have been part of the reason

[@mikemason9310]

My legion sized army of Tomb King bow in praise to your comment.

[@IRunRoseville]

Never ask Scott to lunch after a wet blend session. You’ll get “Nah man I’m stuffed, just had a bunch of citadel with some scale 75 on the side” Paint consumption aside, dude you killed it in this video. Well done 👍🏽

[@drfishynoooo9960]

New drinking game - everytime the brush goes in his mouth, shot of tequila.

[@hemogoblin3076]

Alcohol poisoning and he's still putting paint on the palette

[@PetrPetrovich]

it's like 100 shots of tequila.

[@Hubris73]

aaaaaannd they're all dead.

[@mindseyeproductions8798]

Brush in the mouth, disturbingly toxic

[@OifelOifel]

You animal!!!!! :D

[@Spellhammerfly]

"Going to blow on it because at this point I have enough paint in my mouth that I can use it as an airbrush." but in all seriousness I've been watching your videos and learning a lot so thank you for helping me get better at mini painting!

[@saltykrug]

Just got back into painting D&D minis after 34 years. My sons are playing D&D w/ me DMing the sessions. I can't play D&D w/o minis, I could but I choose not to. I had a large collection which I gave to my brother when we moved to an area that had zero RP gamers. I got tired of playing sessions by myself and letting the dice determine whether I failed or not. I was an okay painter, advanced for the time I guess. I am blown away by how the hobby has advanced due to the info on the net. I have learned a ton and gotten back up to speed faster than I expected due to channels such as yours. Thanks for the awesome advice and help. Your work is gorgeous and has helped get me going faster than I would have.

[@xyeller]

Your channel alone has revitalised my love for painting, the new techniques I'm trying the new props I get (got a wet pallet just because of your suggestion and it was one of the single best changes to my painting) Just wanted to take a moment to comment and show Abit of appreciation, I have noticed a huge improvement in my painting from your videos and now I'm cracking into my dark imperium box set with a passion. Thank so much for the time and effort you put in.

[@halliwedge]

First of all. Eeww. Second, I appreciate the amount of tedious video editing that went into EVERY jump cut that swapped between 3 cameras. Getting them all synced with audio and them gross brush licks. Third. Good blend. Need more videos like this. maybe less consumption of paint. Forth, I legit wet myself at 22:21

[@kolbeinng7307]

Show Idea. You and Sam Lenz discuss and sample all sorts of paints and washes in search of the tastiest paint.

[@TheRunesmythe]

Best. Idea. Ever.

[@bentosan]

Meet up at Vince Venturellas house, that man has more paint brands than I have miniatures and he’s a fellow brush licker

[@paradoxwisdom584]

Top 10 Tastiest Must Have Paints For Miniatures

[@robtype0]

Definitely not Scale75! That stuff tastes baaad.

[@Doctor_Paxmor]

"Clear the brush by consuming the paint... because I'm a filthy animal!" -- And... I am subscribed.

[@dannyeccles1894]

Also, good choice for the background music. Nice and relaxing.

[@jeffreybomba]

I think I heard that music in a porno.

[@Conster489]

Do you know where i can find this song?

[@EddieGonzalez]

Eat all the paint you want. Painting is literally in your blood. Also, the production quality of this vid is great. The quick jump cuts gives a continuity and context which I have *never* seen in any tutorial vids on painting. This is an amazingly effective format for teaching!

[@GamerAse]

Your tutorials always go above and beyond, but i gotta say: this video really is something special. We can really see what a high-caliber painter goes through, step by step, to achieve those amazing results. It is a window into your process, the likes of which I personally had not seen before. Just amazing, and really spectacular production values. P.S. I have now seen both you and Sam Lenz use the brush-licking "technique". We may need a tutorial on that - maybe a candidate for an April video? :)

[@MrConna6]

Don't start you'll never stop, it's a bane, a curse, not technique! 😂

[@jangunnar9978]

When you join the licking-side there is no way back.....Just join the "dark" side😆

[@madnessbydesign1415]

Watching videos where a model goes from sprues to Heavy Metal quality paint job in 20 minutes can be disheartening when the viewer is unable to even come close. We know stuff gets cut out for time, but to see what it actually takes gives a more realistic view into the Madness of this hobby. You have done us a great service... :)

[@aldeliss844]

legend has it that he is still making that highlight larger

[@barrywise7185]

**SMACKS LIPS** "Because I ( *lick* ) acrylic paint dries ( *lick* ) so gosh darn ( *lick* ) fast ( *lick* *lick* *lick* ) Great video, love that you took the time to edit the video to show every single time you licked the brush

[@brutalcrusadermaulgracies4246]

LOL man i laughed so hard i teared up , shit happened the same time i was reading this 9:10 - 9:25

[@cheross-hook5942]

Gotta say though this video was really good. Loved the format and the content.

[@towaly3]

Noob here! Been binging these Miniac videos before even painting his first miniature... I think I just picked up a new habit of brush licking 😅 Great vid!

[@boddie.n_0339]

"I personally consume more paint in a day than food", said Scott (Not really, but its true)

[@PeteTheWargamer]

My brush licking starting when I read about one of the old 'Eavy Metal painters doing it in a old White Dwarf to achieve a fine point. Brush Lickers Unite!

[@charlesballard5251]

I don't know if I ever commented on this vid before, but... THANK YOU!!!!! I started watching your vids probably in June or July as you were one of the first I discovered when I searched KZbin for mini painting vids. I was wanting to do some mini painting with some amount of technique in mind after many years of not touching paint at all. I got one mini more or less done just as a warm up, then started on my major project which basically stalled after laying down the 2 base colors. I'm planning on getting back to it now that I've taken the time to search again and refreshed my knowledge of how to blend. I'll wait until I have an entire weekend to devote to it. Again, thanks!!!!

[@karnage27]

The last time I painted a mini was back in 1990 ... all of my HeroQuest minis. Just getting back into it at the age of 39. Can't tell you how helpful (and creamy) all of your video's are. Thanks so much.

[@evlbstrd1060]

its not the paint eating i worry about, its how long it might have been since that wet pallette sponge has been washed...

[@pesto12601]

Yeah... and he wonders why his toilet is getting so much more use the last few months... so... damn... NASTY!

[@RollCastPodcast]

Oh man you had me in tears with the text overlay of the explanation at minute 22. Literally laughing out loud had to stop painting to not fucking everything up

[@cerethpainting6606]

Great video. I’m a brush licker too. Since the 80s. Failed the 12 step brush lickers anonymous program. I’m just glad I’m not painting watch faces for soldiers during WW1, else I’d have no jaw.

[@cindykee3719]

While the brush licking did bother me, I really appreciated that you had the camera on the palette and on the miniature. Being able to see how you mix and thin your paints and use your wet palette is very beneficial for this beginner painter. ☺

[@RollCastPodcast]

I appreciate the level of production that went into this, picking every camera angle for the bit, and mishmashing it together takes a damn lot of time. This is how every painting tutorial should be. And we got to see you being you, as a fellow brush licker, i salute you, and this is easily one of your best videos to date, awesome to watch while painting my own stuff. Off to a great year Scott!!

[@adamgrant2007]

Whoa, 30 minute tutorial... awesome stuff, cheers dude!

[@91Berial]

It is totally sacrifice for me to watch you painting, but also help me with the blending. Now I understand the way to paint blending way better than before. Thanks man. Please more of this stuff

[@inf3243]

I love that even though you're self-conscious about eating the paint, you still cut to it every time you do it. Also this is a fantastic look into just how much work goes into these wicked paint jobs. Respect!

[@Guzthraka]

A new Miniac video? Now I am the creamiest

[@davidbennett198]

Eww. You eat your paint with that mouth?

[@nicolewierman3467]

Kinda disappointed there wasnt a counter for everytime he licked his brush, great video regardless though!

[@zack8602]

This video is fantastic, super detailed and explanatory, it manages to make well understood to a neophyte the process of painting, the dosage of color and consistency of painting. Thanks a lot Scott!

[@ralex3697]

I just can’t train myself to painting one part for 30 mins to 60 mins, which is why I will never be a pro painter. I paint to relax and I don’t find repetition very relaxing, I’m happy if my work looks clean and the paint doesn’t go everywhere I will stay an intermediate painter, not trying to win a contest Having said that, your work is very beautiful and I appreciate your tutorials Thanks for the helpful tips

[@jubbelidiot]

Even though I feel fairly competent at blending, its nice to see how other people do it. On a side note, I recently picked up a few Raphael 8404 brushes after you said you liked them in another video. After a few weeks of using them, I have found that I really enjoy working with them, and will be using them instead of series 7 brushes from now on.

[@davidbennett198]

I also grabbed an 8404 but haven't used it yet. Haven't been too happy with my W&N series 7 brushes and wanted to switch so the recommendation was well timed.

[@hurdurdurduer]

Painting-wise I think it's your best video :) It illustrates a very important lesson: a lot of people expect that a single technique is a silver bullet, and it turns out you have to combine different things & do a lot of back and forth to get great results. I liked also that you've shown those little tricks like putting different intensity edge highlights depending on nearest surface brightness.

[@justindangersmith]

100% agree. This is by far your strongest video Miniac!

[@aunderiskerensky2304]

to all of those who complain about the paint licking part... this dude has broken painting down into some insane levels of science, explaining why they work the way they do, pigment details, etc. he has taken mini painting to levels we can only hope to learn from and copy along. i myself haven't licked my brush much as it never crossed my mind as the greatest idea i have ever had, but i also mix with thinners more than water also and that is DEFINITELY not good for you. that being said if miniac licks his brushes, and you call him dumb... you have no idea who this man is or what this channel is all about. i honestly believe scott will likely be buried in his painting apron with small streaks of color still fresh on his lips, and he wouldn't mind that a bit. he's not saying to do it, he is simply showing you how he does it. if you don't like that step, skip it. there are plenty of reasons not to, and a few pretty *arguably* good reasons to do it. either way can we just take a moment to go HOLY SHIT THAT IS SOME CREAMY BLENDING.

[@Dustoxin]

I didn't notice you where doing it until you pointed it out and now I notice it every time!

[@SheepWaveMeByeBye]

Next fanmade compilation: "24 hours of Miniac licking a brush".

[@kungfu31]

Yo I've always wondered what kinda jedi trick you do when you put the brush to your face but now I know you are just licking it.

[@stevenleonard6665]

As always, I love your videos. This one in particular though man, excellent editing. I can't imagine the amount of time that went into this video in the editing room. Great content and I'm happy I finally get to watch someone work live with Scale 75!

[@evancabodi9490]

My son and I really enjoy the channel. It's really grown and is absolutely by far one of the best "mini" painting channels :) Keep up the GREAT work!

[@cheross-hook5942]

All I can say is that this entire video... yes the creamy mmmm sumptuous blends and even the lip smacking brush licking..... was just oh so good and tasty.

[@TheMiniJunkie]

(My beloved) Vallejo Game Inks are definitely glossy, vibrant and intense...I wouldn't call them washes although I use them in a wash style frequently. I have noticed at least one of my bottles (yellow) is more watery and wash like though, for some reason.

[@Miniac]

I can't say I've ever tried, but If I tried to wash something with one of my old citadel inks or my Dahler and Rowney inks, it would be way too overpowering. I'm not sure if this is the case for VGC inks or not. Either way, you can use "washes" for glazing as well, no rules here.

[@nicholassinnett2958]

@@Miniac VGC inks are pretty similar to the old Citadels. I've used them to make glazes and tint metallic paints, but they wouldn't be good for washing unless you thinned them a lot.

[@TheRunesmythe]

I was going to leave a comment like this but you beat me to it.

[@NikoTeaJay]

​@@Miniac I've only got VGC and S75 inks to compare, but apart from S75 being super duper glossy (whereas VGC is just glossy), they seem really similar. Neither is nothing at all like GW or Army Painter washes (which were called "Quickshade Inks" in the past...).

[@williammountfield8508]

Huh the one game colour ink I have is not glossy and is just a slightly translucent paint it is thin though

[@andrzejfilip4913]

Miniac, I've been painting quite a while and I find your channel to be the best one around. You explain the whole process, you talk about mistakes, you show the little details that are crucial to the desired effect. While there are maybe some guys that paint better, they usually concentrate on showing off their skills instead of actually teaching something. Cheers Mate and continue the great work!

[@BEELZEBRO666]

Scott I just want to say thank you for all of the tutorials and time you put in to help us get better as painters. Now for the overshare... I've dabbled in miniature painting for years, always flitting in and out of the hobby before I got any better at painting and then have to start over years later. My life is super stressful at the moment with work and family and I have so much trouble focusing whilst on my medication and giving 100% to anything, I quit before I get close to my goals and move on to something else, it frustrates the hell out of me. But watching your videos, you've inspired me to try again, try be the old me - get better at something, get good at it. I hope applying it to a relatively narrow scope such as painting (I realise it has a super high skill ceiling) that I can then apply that to my career effectively and it'll become part of my life, il be closer to the person I used to be. I don't want my children to grow up thinking I am someone who can't apply themselves, never finish a task, or reach a goal - and it scares me that I could pass on that trait. I couldn't find a private message function, but I don't care - I'm sure I'm not the only person who feels this way and maybe they need to see it too. Anyways, this is a big thanks. You are inadvertently helping me change my life with babysteps. Keep making those videos mate, and il try to paint more mini's.

[@Miniac]

Thanks for the honesty. I'm glad I can help in this way!

[@nyleen]

The smack of the lips when tasting the paint really seals the deal for me. Thank you for the creamy video.

[@jedrzejwilinski8148]

I love cream. I love brushlicking. I'm a normal person, please don't flag this video.

[@AvgKsHunter]

You know your hardcore when you watch a 30 minute video on painting a calf and love it.

[@trovarion]

but what if i want MOIST blends instead?

[@TheArmyPainter]

You said, "Doing it live." And, "Creamy." He he hehehehehe he he

[@maxhartford3416]

Army Painter tastes better than Vallejo. Clearly your R&D is on point, keep up the good work

[@skewerd]

Maybe add some flavoring to the paints for maximum hobby enjoyment?

[@danflies5038]

Love the video. See the process helps me pickup so many additional details.

[@raulduke3237]

Spit is literally so good for brushes

[@falciferlmf148]

I have learned that a very MOIST pallet is required to achieve the CREAMIEST blends... HAIL AND KILL!!

[@parascalemodels]

That droplet you keep getting on your brush handle FIX...take a little milliput make a snake and put it around the top of the ferrule. Problem solved. KUTGW bro

[@matttillman3269]

Scott, thanks for making this video (and all the others). Watching you work and listening to you talk as you do has made my painting better. I can't copy your techniques or do things anywhere near as well as you, but you do such a good job explaining what you are trying to do and why. That makes a big difference. Even if I don't know how to do a technique, I understand the goals I should be striving for, and that helps me develop methods to do what I can with my skill set. While I was painting this weekend I kept hearing your voice telling me to "push the contrast", and it made a big difference. Keep up the awesome work and keep the videos coming.

[@luluhammer]

I've come back to this video 3189328309281938 times, now it's no longer about the process and the creaminess of these blendly blends, is more cuz is probably the most soothing and chill video scott ever made. Am I nuts? hahaha

[@dannyeccles1894]

You try so hard to not lick your brush. And you fail miserably. 😂 No worries though, I think a lot of painters lick the brush.

[@andynorton4854]

i had never considered licking the brush or consuming paint - until this video as i mainly paint dark angle colours, my shit is going to be dark green :-/

[@dannyeccles1894]

@@andynorton4854 you'd have to eat a lot of padding for that. Avoid browns though. They universally taste like crap. 😂

[@MrConna6]

Also if you atrts adding stuff to your water it can taste gross, I'm in the habit and started using soapy water recently 🤢

[@dannyeccles1894]

@@MrConna6 I bet that tastes terrible. Lucky for me my tea cup is way bigger and different from my water cup. After drinking my brush water a few times I felt it was necessary.

[@Nonamedude-cn7wp]

Danny Eccles i feel you i dont know how often that has already happened to me

[@caspianclaesson9161]

That’s a creamy blend

[@jahvyn]

Insane. Looks so so good. Badass

[@mkol1998]

Ey this was pretty chill to watch, wouldn't mind seeing this more often!

[@trfff0]

Oh, so you also enjoyed watching him lick his brush? :)

[@cupkiller4588]

I leave my disgust

[@wesbrown3831]

As always, masterfully done! Like the music selection.

[@saschanielsen8348]

That was a really good video. It became much more apparent where our processes are aligned and where they differ. I feel more encouraged having watched it.

[@iggiboi2501]

Nice work as always!

[@samuelsanfratello4617]

Great video! Highlights the personal feelings of accomplishment that come from a job well done!

[@wrany72]

I skipped ahead 3-4 min multiple times and you were painting the same spot. Your patience is legendary.

[@iSheaButter]

Love your videos! I appreciate the work you put into the video editing. I laughed out loud at your run-on sentence; and showing every glorious paintbrush-lick was an impressive level of attention to detail. Keep up the great work!

[@LyonHart1313]

Loved the video. Thank you for the deeper review of blending.

[@tutubeater1]

Scott, I wanted to thank you for your last video in which your friend reviewed the various starter paint sets because it made me try out scale 75 and i absolutely love the paints so much that I sold off all of my previous paint lines including reaper, p3, vallejo game air, citadel air and my second set of citadel paints because i can finally achieve fairly painless wet blending transitions now with this amazing product. Great video BTW thank you for showing us even the mistakes during the process and how you compensate for them!

[@marcberry8991]

Amazing work my man

[@MentoliptusBanko]

Finally a video that shows the whole process without cuts! Now I see that you have the same problems with blending that I have. Previously I had the impression that everybody's blends went right from the first brush stroke and that I was an incapable idiot because I had to do my blending over and over until I got i right. Thank you for the boos in confidence :)

[@bitgh0st316]

Fantastic Video thanks for sharing your process!

[@schmodizzle4465]

We need more vids like this. On a whole range of topics. Loved it

[@EisOnDice]

Wow. Perfect explanation, showcase etc. Much more of this please 👌

[@NewOldEBM]

I actually adore all the jump cuts to you eating your paints, it's hilarious

[@xGamermonkeyx]

God damn I am so glad to hear you've had that sitting for two years. I've been so stressed that I've left my Imperial Fists with a basecoat and highlights for a few months, it's good to know that it's kind of normal while waiting for inspiration.

[@themanabroad7800]

More of this please! Loved it, really helpful to see your method. Would like to see this guy as a finished article.

[@credoimperialis]

great video as usual, and fun !!!!

[@boddie.n_0339]

I love this type of videos. Sometimes your vids seem choppy, but they are still amazing! Keep it up.

[@floriangnadl]

I’ve just watched a guy eat paint for half an hour and I really enjoyed it. I guess that tells me more about myself than about my beginner‘s painting technique. Maybe I should start licking the brushes more often. You know: „You are, what you eat“. BE THE PAINT! Thanks for this video! I will try these blending techniques on a spare stormcast eternal. Got to start somewhere an now I am curious!

[@alexwilliams6022]

Awesome video been trying to figure this out for a while and now it all makes sense! cheers mate 🤘🏼

[@TheBDrinkin]

Really liked this vid dude. For me, the most informative video so far. Also attracts me to watching live paint sessions as I presume they are somewhat similar in how they're presented. Nice job man.

[@fibit]

I really enjoyed the long form video, it's cool to see you work and chat through the whole process. Also great to see you using inks...I bought some ever since have been left thinking "what the hell am I supposed to do with these?!" they're so pigmented and glossy! Awesome to see them in use for the shadows.

[@manga3040]

Aside from another cool bit of content the editing in this video was awesome. Nice and smooth and synced great. Definitely like this type of format.

[@chrismills2913]

Great video mate nice to see different ways to do things!!

[@mothball7170]

I have to appreciate the fact that you cut to facecam EVERY time you lick your brush. It's like you're going out of your way to disgust sensitive viewers out of spite. I love it.

[@fluffhammerpaints]

Great video mate nice to see a different way to do things!

[@andrewjprice]

Great video Scott. It's cool to see the 'magic' happen. I liked the three camera angles too.

[@wizrdlizrd8805]

Super engaging video dude! Already liked watching your stuff, but this definitely felt like a level-up.

[@hijinkstodeath1722]

Super helpful video!

[@prisk1970]

This is an awesome video. Thank you for taking the time to show the step by step process. :)

[@idontwanttopickone]

5:54 and 8:10 don't eat paint kids. Use your finger and thumb to shape your brush tip. Older you will be thankful. Edit: Please Google "acrylic slow drying medium" if the reason you eat paint is because your paint is drying too quickly. Nearly all minitures paints are acrylic so it should work and give you more time to wet blend without needing to eat your paint. Seriously, paint is full of chemicals that you really don't want to be consuming on a regular basis.

[@crystalmeyer7449]

Ur a beast. Savage with the blends, you, Squid, Ninjon are responsible for my getting back into miniature painting after 30 years

[@mimirudoll6705]

Love watching your videos Scott. you taught me a lot on your channel and I'm glad to be one of your subscribers. I'm a female miniature painter and I lick my brushes when I paint too. May look like a dirty habit but it's effective. Darn acrylics dry so flipping quickly. My habits started when I used to sculpt dollhouse miniatures and paint them. Paintbrush and tongue became best friends. I like painting my elfen and tabaxi miniatures.

[@TheBearwithchainsaws]

Brilliant vid man! More like this if possible would be great!

[@JohnRutski]

Nice vid Scott!