Glazing with OIL PAINTS? Painting Primaris Lieutenant Amulius Warhammer 40k oil painting tutorial

[@usachev2010]

That's insane. Just unbelievable

[@LuckyMonker]

Looks great!

[@JG0929]

Awesome content. Keep it up. These are some of the better videos I’ve seen

[@diyfireking]

Great video as always ✨✨

[@Stioffain]

If you use a smaller stubbier flat brush you'll be able to focus more on the edges when blending the oils.

[@Watchpaintdry_minis]

Thanks for the tip! I'll check that out!

[@paulstockley4696]

You should also try glazing with transparent pigment oils. This is good for adding saturation and refining the blending.

[@tbl513]

Absolutely! I really love the transparent oxides

[@mightbemonsters]

Great video mate! I have to try that out in the future!

[@Watchpaintdry_minis]

You should! Let me know how it goes!

[@BrunoGomesCamolas]

This was just amazing. Can't wait to try this out

[@the_uggh]

Nice! I was just trying this exact thing out

[@Heatguyjpaints]

I think you need some more lights mate 😉

[@tbl513]

When you were working on the gold I am not sure I caught how you were using the Thalo green. Was that mixed into the burnt umber? I recently watched a tutorial from Khimera where they were doing NMM Gold and used green gold washed over it near the end of the process. Yours is a very sharp look. Keep up the great work

[@Watchpaintdry_minis]

I totally understand how you didn't catch that. I had the green on the palette but ended up not using it on the model. The phthalo green with indian yellow very quickly makes a grass-green that's way too saturated for the gold parts. Using the burnt umber is much better in my opinion.

[@fredmejia577]

Couldn't see the final model because of your pop ups

[@Watchpaintdry_minis]

Thanks for letting me know. I will disable that!