Hobby Cheating 38 - Painting Fur Part 1 (Brown & Ruddy Fur)

In this Hobby Cheating video, we begin our 2 part series with Brown and Ruddy fur. Fur is great, because the techniques used to make it look good are very simple and easy to execute on. Hope you enjoy.
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[@benrichardson5662]

I'm restarting my Beastclaw Raiders project (since I want to play Ogors but I'm painfully bad at painting their skin) and this is handy. Glad to hear I don't have to highlight each strand individually.

[@VinceVenturella]

Always happy to help. I have many more videos on fur on the channel and give some other options as well.

[@tadelong]

Pre-shading? Oh, I 'preciate all your videos, Vince.

[@IDICBeer]

Good stuff Vince

[@VinceVenturella]

Thank you sir, much appreciated.

[@mrchoochoohead9033]

Vince didn't want it to be too stark! get it? cause he's painting direwolves. Starks and Dirwolv....... I'll see myself out

[@VinceVenturella]

Never apologize for puns, they are always welcome here. :)

[@EliasKnutsen]

Great video, as always. Did you apply the Seraphin Sepia at the start as a regular wash or with the airbrush?

[@VinceVenturella]

As a regular wash. in general, washes through the airbrush don't act like a wash, they act like a tint in that situation.

[@EliasKnutsen]

@@VinceVenturella Thanks!

[@Ethnarches]

I realize this is quite old, but why did you use both the thinner and glaze medium when thinning the ink? What's the benefit?

[@VinceVenturella]

In this case, it just keeps the ink flowing smoothly by adding medium. In the end, you can use any medium and it should work just fine.

[@Jokreher]

Short & long napped fur.

[@VinceVenturella]

I have no idea what you are saying buddy. :)

[@XDLionelXD]

those are fell wargs

[@VinceVenturella]

Yep, I think they are from the Hobbit line, I picked them up a while ago, so I couldn't remember :)