How to paint Masque of the Soaring Spite Harlequins

The apathetic fish with a Warhammer 40k Masque of the soaring spite harlequin. I hope you enjoy it.
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Colors used:
Nagaroth Night, Xereous purple, Genestealer Purple, White Scar, Caledor Sky, Lothern blue, Khorne Red, Evil suns scarlet, Kislev Flesh, Celestra grey, Ulthuan grey, Abbadon Black, Eshin grey, Dawnstone, Gehenas gold, Retributor armor, Liberator gold, Leadbelcher, VMA silver, Agrax earthshade, Druchii Violet, Nuln Oil.
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[@ShadowFox4702]

I actually love you for showing me how to paint the checker pattern without using a brush. I am so happy you showed this way and i dont know why i didnt think of this aha

[@adammeney8841]

I am just about to start painting my sons Harlequins. This tutorial is exactly what I needed to see. Thanks so much. I even have a micro pen!!

[@alexashton6501]

Just stumbled onto this today as I'm looking at getting back into the hobby and collecting Harlequins and never thought of the micron pen. Thank you so much!

[@autumnVoid1138]

Wild berry harlequins, that's what I thought of with this cool color scheme. Amazing tutorial it's really helped me understand the process of painting harlequins 🙂

[@sloppychopsticks4566]

By far the most useful tutorial out there! I’m so Glad I found this channel. Now my suffering might be a bit more bearable.

[@dracosummoner]

Incredible tutorial. Just bought my first Eldar codex last week. Thank you so much for this.

[@valentikay4598]

Can I say that you are making the best tutorials ! Thank you for your effort , for you patience with explaining everything and most of all using brushes and not the flooded videos of people using airbrush as many of us don't have them and prefer using brushes. As well thank you for using GW paints this makes it a lot easier for all of us to follow your tutorial :)

[@lawrencegalaxie2895]

Thank you so much! I followed your tutorial and it helped me so much! They came out crisp! Thanks again! Good work!

[@Maverick5588]

love this, amazing job

[@phelixmu4609]

Excellent use of the highlights and extreme highlights, particularly on the ribbon and the checkered pattern. Truly a finished product of which one can be proud. :)

[@eldarplayer9929]

I really enjoy your straightforward style, it is very effective. Keep the vids coming!

[@tech-priestmarcus3978]

love to see some space wolves painted up

[@GrandMasterPainter]

That looks awesome, I wanna add some harlequins to my dark elder army, so this will be great material for painting them thanks!!!!

[@vincemincevince]

wow this is great thanks so much i was at a loss to paint the chequered pattern

[@IDICBeer]

Awesome stuff, added to favourites for when I eventually get around my my Harlies :D

[@GrawlysLair]

Daaaamn Fish....... You made it look so easy

[@MURCHIE242]

That sir is a work of art!

[@DrDanco86]

Great job. Would love a Raven Guard vanguard vet with lightning claws and jump pack tutorial.

[@xmant2498]

Another amazing painting tutorial. Next could you maybe do grey knight terminators? Oh and I think the Kislev flesh highlight for the Reds looked very good.

[@kervoelenjeremy2689]

Super video, technique incroyable et très bien expliqué. Cela a finis de me convaincre de commencer les harlequins. Merci beaucoup

[@TheApatheticFish]

de rien merci a toi aussi!

[@GamzaLive]

damn that came out very good. I think my face would melt off if I had to paint a squad of those like that.

[@GamzaLive]

Jack Attack And?

[@TheBaronVSP]

I'm currently working on a commission for an entire army painted in the midnight sorrow colors (with motley). It's intimidating at first, but once you get a feel for free-handing the diamonds it becomes a lot of fun.

[@RX117STARoTOAPRIME]

OMG it seems as though you are leveling up every time!

[@pepopowitz]

Really fantastic, thank you so much for your video.

[@virogue]

Fantastic model!

[@ronraducanu9633]

Amazing work!!

[@2spooly4me11]

Your painting tutorials are awesome! Have you ever thought about doing a Howling Griffons paint guide?

[@VictorQues]

Great tutorial! Awesome work

[@xiaomage2533]

Excellent video, thx for sharing!

[@TableTopBanter]

Looks amazing as ever man! Great work :)

[@conradmueller3458]

can you please do a squig and gretchen tutorial I have no idea what to do for my army thank you and keep up the amazing painting!!!

[@sdw6022]

Love this ! But also damn you as now I want to start a harlequin army..

[@caseyyazel219]

just a quick note - you first mention using gehenia's gold but actually use balthazar gold in the vid

[@corbinmason1347]

I'm glad someone else noticed that too

[@bevanwouda471]

I love this

[@LobeyaPrototype234]

I absolutely love the job you've done. I'm looking into using the PigmaMicron pens and I was wondering what size did you use in this tutorial? Thanks for your time.

[@Abraleo]

wow, that was really cool 😎

[@keelellis4613]

If I wanted to try the new contrast Paints to do this colour scheme which ones would I pick up.

[@megamole9996]

Hey man great tutorial! Don't suppose you could do one for HH era Salamanders? Really would love to see your take on them.

[@johnnylidgerwood871]

Great video

[@nielssmed2388]

Really awesome how to vid mate! thx, keep it up! :D

[@Aceshot-uu7yx]

What color would you use to replace the blue with a green color because I think it would look cool

[@goodbyeworld]

Finally a harlequin :)

[@serarthurdayne9490]

Superb!

[@MrsThepumpkinking]

great job man! Can the silver on the sword be done with Runefang steel will this looks good?

[@DiMoNico1981Swe]

Thanks for you sharing your tips!!! I like the way with lines - 6:36, give me some new ideas.... I painting some Goblin wolf riders, and "Wolfes skinns is very hard to make look good. Maybe you have some tips there ? =)

[@robertt4351]

well done!!

[@lm1383]

I have had an unpainted harlequin troupe for years, never daring to try painting them. I think I have the courage to try now. And also, lets all of us have more free time to do more of the stuff, we want to do in our lives. Everyone should be aware of the necessity of universal basic income. It's not utopia, it's about making companies provide types of work people genuinely enjoy, because they actually serve humanity not only some rich people. It's also about working less hours. Survival is not supposed to require 8 hours of soul-killingly monotonous effort 5 days a week. If peoples means to sustain themselves are guarateed, they will have much less incentive to cheat their customers, making the world cheaper for all of us.

[@coolsskin]

woow epic work!

[@jimtaramas6081]

What brushes did you use and which process did you follow to thin the colors?

[@lachiehanrahan1416]

nice man

[@WilliamKuby]

wellll looking good thare like it me i did mine back then as the joker shud get up dated one be fun to do ;;;;;;]]]]]

[@erikbrown6854]

what type and size of brush were you using for this video? As always I watch and learn.

[@emperorschampion8293]

The plastic harlequins are much easier to paint diamonds onto, more open surfaces.

[@paintalist4391]

well done! Do you use sand for basing or texture paints?

[@TheApatheticFish]

+Paintalist just plain old fine sand

[@ralorieth6858]

Thanks for this great video and could you please do som skitarii videos