Painting a D&D Reaper Tiefling Warlock

[@TheRhetoricGamer]

I love that you actually used metallic colors. I see too often painters coloring metal parts with regular opaque paints and it just makes the swords and other metal parts look like plastic. Having a bit of metal that catches the light makes the figure feel more real and alive.

[@greenskin3000]

Adding that Yellow Ink Glaze blew my mind. I would have never thought about it! Such a cool look. Thanks for the inspiration, as usual. =)

[@BadAndy3]

The Bob Ross of miniature painting. Thank you sir for another great video!

[@Valandar2]

I know it's been nine months, but I have this guy in my hand right now, and I really like the overall sculpt. Props to Bobby Jackson.

[@TheRunesmythe]

"Kinda looks like a Rob Leifeld character." Damn! Shots fired. Then again, his feet *are* covered.... All in all, I like the final look of the miniature. The skin tone actually worked out well; the hint of that tan that still shows through tweaks it a little more towards human without losing that well-known red tone of a devil/demon. The mix of black Wash and Dark Prussian Blue was wild; with how thinned down it was, it really provided a chance to see the different tones in there, including what looked like a dark teal/green.

[@brentjablonski3730]

Is anyone else fascinated by the colors and patterns on Doc's palette?

[@draklithsDen]

Another great job, well done sir...it's a privilege to have your videos available to watch

[@ElectronHexagon]

I'm probably going to pick this model up now that I've seen you paint it. Love all the detail and look of this guy. Nice Paint Job.

[@TheNeoanomally]

I love what you did with the cloak!

[@1who4me]

I have this mini on my shelf ready to paint! Thanks for a great video

[@maxbrandt6]

Excellent work, smooth blends too! Yellow glaze over purple highlights...strange!

[@erikastjarnstoft]

Thank you Dr! Looking forward to more reaper minis!

[@kevinsheppard507]

Thanks for being honest with the time it took. I'm getting so frustrated with these speed painting videos that make you feel like you should be able to paint a miniature like this in an hour. I often spend about 5-8 hours per mini. So it takes me a few days as well.

[@MaskedRiderChris]

As it happens, I just ordered this guy! Looking forward to seeing where I can take it color wise.

[@cavemanworkshop]

Always look forward to these videos! Now, if only I had the discipline to chip away at my own "Pile of Bones" 🤔...

[@TheRunesmythe]

Remember, the first step is admitting you have a problem. =)

[@nomusenopaint]

More Reaper D&D please

[@edwardcote2440]

This one has been on my own list of stuff I'll probably buy just to paint. How do you like the Bones Black stuff so far?

[@187nags]

will you be painting any of the bones black series?

[@ThePaintingClinic]

This is Bones Black.

[@TenguMonk]

do you use a piece of tile, or linoleum as a pallet? because it looks like it works well..

[@ThePaintingClinic]

Ceramic tile.

[@TenguMonk]

@@ThePaintingClinic thanks for the reply! :)

[@jndragon791]

What size brush are you using for your layers?

[@ThePaintingClinic]

#1 or #2.

[@anealpilot6957]

A hexblade warlock can wear medium armor. So he's good.

[@MikeScarbro]

What did you use to prime this bones model? I've had decent luck with Citadel spray primers in the past, but sometimes they don't cure properly.

[@ThePaintingClinic]

Badger via airbrush. The propellants in most spray cans can react badly with the Bones PVC material. I hear Army Painter is safe.

[@dennispitts1315]

@@ThePaintingClinic I just primed several Bones Black models with Citadel Wraithbone, Chaos Black, and Corax whit with no issues

[@DFloyd84]

If he had a bajillion belts and zippers, he'd be a Tetsuya Nomura character. Look at the weirdos from Kingdom Hearts for some examples of his love for excessive accessorizing.

[@thebaronvoncarson]

He's very handsome.

[@redgreen09]

looking good thare see as post new