HowTo Paint A Bloodbowl Goblin Referee

[@jamesfield2442]

One of the best painters I have ever seen.

[@KujoPainting]

Check out Jen Haley or Kiril Kanaev. ;)

[@joecrisafulli2465]

Great job. Your videos are very helpful being relatively new in this hobby. You clearly Explain what your doing, colors that are being used and most of all, you show How you are actually mixing the paint on your pallet. 👍🏼👍🏼😎

[@KujoPainting]

Thank you, glad you like them! If you get stuck feel free to ask questions. Cheers!

[@IDICBeer]

Looks like a fun mini to paint

[@KujoPainting]

yeah, quite a quick one. The face could do with a bit more sculpting love, but it's pretty cool apart from that.

[@ozstrider]

This is exactly how I want to get my painting too. Clean, fast, a little technical but not crazy. Great vid, keep up the awesome work!

[@KujoPainting]

Thanks! Yeah it's more fun to paint something that doesn't take weeks to finish!

[@kevinesanpillay6047]

Great work, mate, I've learnt a lot from your videos! Thanks, and keep it up!

[@KujoPainting]

Thanks, glad they're helping I will definitely try. ;)

[@arpadneale8995]

Thanks!! I'm actually painting some goblins for blood bowl, i don't play the game but I liked the models. I've been using your tutorials.

[@KujoPainting]

Awesome, I've always been a big fan of the blood bowl stuff. I don't play much these days either but like you say the models are great.

[@Tracks777]

Brilliant work! Keep it up!

[@KujoPainting]

Thank you.

[@asgardpainting7900]

Ah yes... tabletop... Good stuff as always, inspiring work.

[@KujoPainting]

Tabletopish :) Cheers!

[@carabus0354]

Very nice video, thanks. I am about to paint some infinity minatures and was wondering if you could do (or have done and I missed it) a tutorial on the glowing effect for eyes, lenses and control pannels please. Thank you Keep up the good work!

[@KujoPainting]

Thank you. Sorry I don't think I've done one on lens glow yet, I do show how I do some OSL at the end of this one -> kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZXPiquAmr2irNk it's over a larger surface but it's the same sort of idea for lenses just on a smaller area.

[@Signature_Frags]

ace video pal, still much better than my display standard lol

[@KujoPainting]

haha thanks buddy :)

[@rhysvanderwaerden5518]

Hey mate, love your videos! music, humor and editing are always on point (not to mention your amazing painting). Could you give me some insight into the choice of an orange/brown wash over the green? Most guides I've seen wash with a darker shade of the base, but this looks great. Also a request: Could you include music credits in your video descriptions? Thanks for the video!

[@KujoPainting]

Thanks! Red is a complimentary colour for green so, reddy orangey brown makes quite a good shade colour for green, bit more interesting contrast than just using a darker green. Good idea on the music credits, I'll start doing that, thanks!

[@JET31376]

Great job again. Awesome brushwork. Have you any experience of Rosemary & Co brushes as W&N out of my price range at the moment.

[@KujoPainting]

Yeah I have a bunch of Rosemary & Co brushes actually. really nice, the series 33 are good for miniature painting, they don't last as long as the W&N but for the price they are a great alternative.

[@neilmackay7475]

mate I love watching you paint the dogs bollocks what paint brushes do you use take care buddy

[@KujoPainting]

I assure you I have never painted the dogs bollocks, despite what the police say. I use a Winsor&Newton series 7 number 1 or a WAMP detail brush, Sometimes I use a 3 or 5 if I'm painting something big like a pair of dogs bo....Nevermind. :)

[@kakopalangano2823]

magnificent!

[@KujoPainting]

XD

[@clawhammr666]

Use peanutbutter eh.. edit: Forgot to say awesome work, also forgot that you mentioned this was tabletop standard, right .. :I

[@KujoPainting]

Best to use the smooth stuff, the crunchy bits make things messy. ;)

[@animalyze7120]

Table top standard is 2 colors and a shade or 3 colors no less no more. However anyone can always play as long as they have purchased the pieces paint or no paint, deal with it.

[@KujoPainting]

Table top standard is subjective and entirely based on the opinion of the person holding the brush. Deal with it.

[@animalyze7120]

@@KujoPainting Table top is pieces on the board playing whether you like it or not. A lot of arrogant people are trying to chase away new players thus keeping the industry alive by demanding expert level paint jobs on their toys which is ridiculous. However 2 colors and shade was always considered tournament ready and that was GW themselves. 3 colors and a shade/highlight is the current standard, that said EVERYONE should be allowed to play regardless. The rules and game doesn't change with colors and as long as you paid for them you can fight with them. We've always allowed everyone who had an army or team to play but are there quite a few places that chase people off rather than make more money by including them which is as stupid as it is sad. GW recently made it clear what they feel is table top ready the problem is people confuse table top ready with tournament ready these days which was my whole original point, the pieces play just as good painted or not and while I agree and prefer painted armies I have just as much fun killing grey plastic armies or full 16 color museum quality armies and that's the important part, have fun and stop demanding players do what you like for dumb reasons, just have fun playing.