LAZY Way To Paint AWESOME Terrain for Wargaming and Tabletop RPGs (D&D Crafts)

[@VerbenaComfrey]

Thank you! i spend too much time on painting because I dont relaly know how and am generally just ready to GO by then.

[@millenniumf1138]

Dude, you're *way* more professional than a lot of channels out there during this video. You go through your steps and give lots of tips, and it feels like watching a teacher. You may not have a lot of confidence in yourself, but you have a LOT of talent in not only painting buildings, but also in video production! Every new crafting video is one I look forward to and it really helps me keep going in my own hobby because your enthusiasm just pours out of the screen and fuels my creative process.

[@StorycraftSociety]

Thank you! That really means a lot!

[@CampaignTerrain]

Covered a lot of ground, in a short time, with a good mix of info and pacing. Nicely done

[@spencermagleby9336]

Love It!!! Painting is my weakness this is going to help so much! Lazy guide for roofs Lazy guide for doors/windows Lazy guide for different types of texture (water, ooze, metal, etc) Lazy guide on what to do with all the foam leftovers from past projects The possibilities are endless!! Thanks again for such great content every week!

[@GWizRidesAgain]

One thing he didn't do in the video is a wash. A simple homemade wash makes such a big difference it's not even funny. I'm not trying to be critical here. I love this video and I had no idea how to tackle red brick coming into this.

[@MotiviqueStudio]

I'm not much of a gamer, but I have a project I have to paint (hand made gift), and this was exactly the video I needed to see. Thank you.

[@mattbecker4514]

I'd say that you could go with even more contrast. Like throw a deep wash on there and hit the very edges of the wood or stone with a very light beige or grey. I just discovered your channel and I'm really enjoying going through your videos. You deserve a lot more views!

[@funTimesInTheSun]

I love to see you use some oil washes on these

[@jonnyjonjo]

really love how you did that brick work with the colors its just magnificent as well with the rest of the build also great video and great content as always

[@Bubba-23nineteen]

Here from the birdhouse video. Subscribed cause this is awesome.

[@drewlch4947]

That is one hell of a building!

[@jhenz3378]

Great video and the best method of doing red brick that i've seen on any channel.

[@StorycraftSociety]

Thank you!

[@tommcclintock5019]

I dig the idea behind this video. One thing you could do is do the "lazy" version then show a few ways to add a bit more. You kinda did that in a couple places here but you could really dig in to that. Things like adding a wash or some texture effects, etc.

[@richminor3081]

This is a perfect tutorial ! Thanks !

[@StorycraftSociety]

Thank YOU for watching!

[@ThePauljhall1]

Another amazing video! ❤

[@jakestaples8498]

Contrast paints are my new strategy for speed painting. It combines a few steps

[@jacobhope6164]

Wow! That was really helpful. Thanks

[@jackhartford521]

Damn man nice job. I’ve made my own terrain and struggle with exactly that! The line between functional/playable and take as much time as the Sistine Chapel lol. And at the end of the day you just want finished pieces on your board. Fine job with that piece I’m sure it looks great on your table.

[@StorycraftSociety]

Thank you!

[@RamiroRamirez-xi5mn]

Great video, very helpful.

[@coreymease7851]

Great tips!

[@Kytseniuk]

great job. tnx for sharing

[@StorycraftSociety]

Thank you for commenting! Glad you liked it!

[@funTimesInTheSun]

I’d love a colors list.

[@shanestark6782]

Great job, any way you can do a tutorial on how to build such an impressive building?

[@StorycraftSociety]

Absolutley! I will add it to my future videos list!

[@funTimesInTheSun]

How to do terra cotta riffing?

[@proft7211]

Not related to painting - but is this building playable on all floors? I just discovered your channel and LOVE it! Buy have you showed how you build with playable interiors for multistory buildings?

[@StorycraftSociety]

So I don’t tend to make my interiors playable, I use my mansion tiles/dungeon tiles to make my interiors off to the side.

[@silver_maknae9713]

Nice

[@DanB.0]

👍

[@StorycraftSociety]

😊

[@jimboonlyone]

Comment fir the algorithm god.

[@hadeseye2297]

D&D? It's more Warhammer like.

[@StorycraftSociety]

You could absolutely use these techniques for warhammer terrain!

[@hadeseye2297]

@@StorycraftSociety ]:> {devilish laugh} Yeeees. I knoooooooow. Looks lit. I wonder about yellowish glass, or stained glass-work. A fancy way to say: Look I'm a rich merchant and I can afford anything I want.

[@StorycraftSociety]

Ooohh that could be a fun experiment. I did some stained glass on a temple I did in a previous video, but I’ve been debating trying some different techniques.

[@hadeseye2297]

@@StorycraftSociety Looking forward to that.

[@stupidytacct]

you need a final black wash to bring it all together..love it! great stuff!

[@nekrosmagos519]

Nice