Painting Orks with INKS and OILS - GRIMDARK ORKS!

[@plasticnomad]

Wow, this has been so helpful, thanks so much for your generous teaching and expertise! Your finished Stormy looks fantastic!

[@chrisberry6933]

Its always nice to catch a good little channel just before it blows up

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

😁😁😁 Thanks!!! The channel has only one month of life but I really hope to have a long journey here on KZbin 😊

[@kitocat6331]

It was so true 😁

[@bradlemke7550]

Yeah when I seen him paint the Imperial fist it blew my mind. I knew this guy had to blow up he's got all kinds of knowledge. Glad it worked out for him had to be alot of work getting all the experience well deserved.

[@arkestra9858]

This comment aged like a fine wine! 🥳🤩

[@donewiththis-2012]

Awesome video! What are the little metal dishes you use for diluting/mixing paints, trying to avoid using plastic shot glasses because it makes a lot of waste. I'd like to get some but I've used every bit of search-fu I can muster but I'm coming up with nothing. What are they actually called?

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

Thanks a million!!! They are called paint trays/wells and come from companies like Tamiya, MrHobby, UStar, (now also AK Interactive has its own ak-interactive.com/product/modeling-paint-wells/ ). You can find them in any model shop or with better prices on eBay (sadly I still don't have a stable and safe link to share); my stash is a souvenir from Korea 😅

[@donewiththis-2012]

@@MarcoFrisoniNJM awesome thanks for the swift response! I shall take a look!

[@AAParker94]

Would it be possible to do the same shadowing and complimenting of the yellow and magenta inks of the skin with a brush?

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

Oh yeah totally! As I always says in my videos, everything you can do with an airbrush can be done with a brush, but not the contrary!!! The only real difference is in the speed

[@Stoutypants1]

3d model paint lid holder for citadel paints?

[@Monkeyman12534]

Didnt you cover the blue and violet on the legs when you brushed on the metallic paints?

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

I saw only later that they was actually metal part 😂

[@topazioMVP]

Ciao scusa il white spirit in Italia lo trovo tradotto come?😅

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

Ciao! Acquaragia inodore del ferramenta 😉

[@dddmmm21]

Hey Marco, tried using Oil for first time and ran into a few issues, hope you can help: 1) Using the same brand as you, I noticed some separation when squeezing paint onto pot (some transparent liquid) - Normal? Old paint? Unfortunately this package dont allow any shaking/mixing. 2) I did not clear with q-tips because I was doing a test model and wanted to see how it would look like raw - Notice the diluted oil paint stains the flats surfaces in a very streaky-dusty way, it looks very dirty - Normal? Didnt I dilute enough? 3) It's been 2 days and it is not dry yet, it is sticky now, but even after 24hrs paint would come off on touch - In the vid you indicate drying takes minutes, what is wrong here? I am using hobby white spirits... Thanks!!

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

Hi! I'll answer point by point 😊 1) Yep, it's normal for new tubes; that's the oily part of the paint! You don't want too much of that in your mix (that increases a lot the drying time and gives a glossy finish), so better discard the fist squeeze or put it on a piece of thick cardboard to drain the excess of oil. 2) That's quite normal in a wash and that streaky dusty finish it's exactly what we need for the weathering effect! I use oil paints to represent grime and dirt because they are made by the same "ingredients" (oil and pigments that are coloured powders). If you want a clean result you need to clean the surface with a q tip or a brush and leave the paint only inside details and crevices. An oil wash doesn't work like contrast paints on flat surfaces. 4) This isn't normal 😅 the problem here is definitely the excess of oil of the first question. Also probably you used a layer of oils a bit too thick. The drying time for a wash is between minutes and a couple of hours depending on the dilution and the quantity applied on the surface. Keep me updated in your experiments 😉😉😉

[@dddmmm21]

MarcoFrisoniNJM Is Turpentine ok as a thinner?

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

@@dddmmm21 It can be used as solvent for oils but white spirit is a bit less aggressive, dries faster and moves better inside the details 😉

[@mickdixon2942]

"At just over two hours it cannot be considered speed painting" ?????? - to do that level would take me 7 weeks plus a divorce. Request - An Ultra Marine to the epic standard of your Imperial Fist. Just a standard marine in the same battled hardened style please sir.

[@zacksporen]

Marco, you are a true artist and a wonderful instructor. Thank you for these videos.

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

😍😍😍😍😍 Thanks a million 😍😍😍😍😍 it's really a pleasure to share 😊

[@garathminis5108]

DAMN YOUU!!!! Now I have to do Blanshitzu Orks! Great video! ORKSHITZU it is....

[@Schizopantheist]

In order for a beginner (eg me) to properly appreciate this video I feel it must be watched at least ten times (probably more). There is enough information here for 10 instructional videos! But I prefer it in this way where one can see how the techniques work together. Thank you!

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

Thanks a million to you!!! I plan to come back to the single techniques with an approach more beginner friendly . This was one of my first video on KZbin and I had to impress the internet 😅😂😅

[@jasongould405]

There's a vibrancy with oil paints which is unsurpassed by any other medium. Sensational work! Jas👍

[@Mrrtchbrrx]

Amazing. I would LOVE to see your collection or maybe some of the models you are proudest of.

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

Take a look here! This is a fairly recent gallery :) notjustmecha.wordpress.com/gallery

[@syph0137]

Help, if a use chipping medium and finish with an oil was will the mineral spirit reactivate the chipping medium?

[@Zectari]

Awesome tutorial! How much pressure when spraying inks vs normal acrylics? More, less, the same? I see you hold the airbrush very close (optical illusjon/camera angel?). I haven't figured out how to get your smooth result yet.. I have inks from Scale75, should it matter? Liquitex is much better or should I be able to get the same non-speckly and smooth result with SC75? 🤔

[@Zectari]

I found some hints in your 4th airbrushing video :)

[@AUsernameTooMany]

Gorgeous! I really like your "reverse painting" technique with the oil paints.

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

Thanks a million 😍!!!

[@billiondollarclownfarm]

this is awesome, definitely want to start experimenting more with oils

[@josemariacampos2572]

Wow Marco! New techniques using oil paints to create deeper effects on minis. Really Cool!!! Tahnk you. This has opened my eyes to new plague marines. Awesome.

[@Wulfsmasher]

This paint job is absolutely amazing, a work of art. I would LOVE to see your take on a Black Templar with the upgrade bits, following the iconic cover art from 3rd edition

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

Thanks a million!!! 😍 You read my mind 😮 I'm already working on a cool conversion inspired to the cover 😅😉😅

[@GenJacoty]

What is that holder you use to keep the citadel paint pots in? Because I keep throwing mine down and losing half their content. At 12:24 it holds the Salazar Blue.

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

A friend designed and 3d printed the holders for me! The file should be on Thingiverse...

[@DAMEXI]

Watching you is quite amazing. As a beginner these “advanced” or “pro” methods seems simple to implement to take my painting to the next lvl. Thanks for making this content free. I’m learning so much 💪

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

Thanks buddy 😊 Keep me updated with your experiments 😉

[@raxxor18]

So can anyone tell me if enamel paints work in the same way as oil paints? Or if they don't, what's the difference?

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

They do, but they dry quickly almost like acrylics 😉

[@jasongould405]

Rich, vibrant and dynamic in colour. A mini master piece! Nice work, Jas.

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

Thank you so much!!! 😘😘😘

[@adammoore251]

Amazing work. Your Airbrush skills are mind blowing.

[@JackCarnes]

Hello Marco, Fantastic video! I'm looking into painting an army in the Blanchitsu style. I'm painting Black Legion Chaos Marines and I'm not sure how Blanchitsu method would work over a predominately black model. Nice subject for a video huh?

[@f33b58]

Awesome video. Background music was a little too loud.

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

Thanks! Yeah, this was one of my first videos on KZbin and I fixed a lot stuff since then 😊

[@Kilian2]

Hello Marco! My first airbrush should arrive soon :D Did you use the Inks "pure" from the bottle or did you thin them down with something? Luckily my local art store carries Molotov and Liquitex so I can buy from them.

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

Hi! Usually I use inks straight from the bottle, but for your first experiments I suggest you to thin them down a bit (with water or airbrush thinner) to increase their transparency and have more control, time and space for corrections!

[@Kilian2]

@@MarcoFrisoniNJM Thank you so much, will do!

I was checking your webpage hoping to see which airbrush you are using but couldn't find any info. Which type and brand is it? (I guess this has been asked a hundred time already - I apologize). Any recommendations?

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

Don't worry, it's a pleasure 😊. This is my top 3 Harder and Steenbeck - Evolution Harder and Steenbeck - Infinity CR Plus Iwata HP-BH (used in the videos) I started airbrushing with a super cheap brandless airbrush so after that everything else is quite easy to use lol! 😆 The Evolution was my first proper tool and I still use it for the heavy duty work! In 5 years I had to change nozzle and needle only one time. Relatively cheap, super easy to clean and handle I think it's still one of the best starting point for price and general quality! The Infinity is not my favourite but it's a good tool for extreme precision tasks thanks to its 0.15 mm needle. It's not user friendly as the Evolution but if you need extreme precision and a body really simple to clean and re assemble it is the way to go. The Iwata is my sacred, perfect, unstoppable beast! It's really a professional tool, able to resist to every kind of stress and be always perfect; you need a trained finger to be able to use its full potential, but you'll never regret the the purchase!

@@MarcoFrisoniNJM thank you so much!

[@ronnipetersen4923]

Hi Marco :) I got both Liquitex and Daler Rowney inks for my Harder & Steenbeck airbrush but they seem to be really hard to clean when used. Do you have any advice on how to clean the inks from the airbrush? Cheers :)

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

Hi! Inks are strong paints so you have to avoid leaving them for hours in the airbrush. I run into the airbrush few drops of cleaner every time I change colours to avoid tough residues. For old solid paint a good solvent is isopropyl alcohol and methylated spirit is even better 😉

[@ronnipetersen4923]

​@@MarcoFrisoniNJM Cool thanks alot :) I will give it a try :)

[@swordwind_minis3821]

Hi Marco. I’m following some of the steps in the video but want to apply some sponged weathering to the checked shoulder pads. Would you advise doing this before or after the oil wash?

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

Hi! Applying the sponged weathering before the wash the get a more uniform, integrated look while applying it after you get more defined and visible chips (you have just to be sure the oil layer is dry!). You could also do both for a more layered effect!

[@swordwind_minis3821]

@@MarcoFrisoniNJM thanks very much!

[@SevenStanesMBT]

Hey Marco, Is the Molotow Black primer waterbased? Can I clean my airbrush with just water or is alcohol required? Cant find any direction on thier website. Thank you!

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

Hi! It's 100% water based 😊

[@SevenStanesMBT]

@@MarcoFrisoniNJM thank you. I did some work with it and agree, its very good. Hard to remove with water though. Needed some tamiya thinner 😊

[@pepsiman990]

Could you provide a link to the aluminum paint you mentioned, please?

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

Sure! here it is 😉: acrylicosvallejo.com/en/producto/hobby/metal-color-en/duraluminum-77702/

[@rustedbeetle]

That combined two techniques that I want to try, but haven't, in a very interesting and instructional way. Thanks!

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

Thanks 😊😊😊!!! Send me some pictures of the experiments 😊

[@Itsadam_r]

Love your videos! Especially working with oils.. Do you not get lots of paint dust after airbrushing? I want to invest but would have to spray on my desk where i paint and my pc is... worried ill get paint dust over everything though i have a large matt like you

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

Thanks a million! No I usually spray pretty close to the models and using an high pressure I don't get real overspray even on my table. But if you are a complete beginner I suggest a little spray booth! Check my airbrushing playlist 😉

[@Itsadam_r]

@@MarcoFrisoniNJM Thanks very much for replying. Thats reassuring! i saw a few people say you must use booth etc, but everyone seems to just spray on their matt lol.

[@frankjibe]

ottimo video e tecnica originale con risultati ottimi. Per chi volesse provare puoi indicare il set "minimo" di colori di inchiostro con cui partire?

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

Grazie mille 😊😊😊! Pensa agli inchiostri come qualsiasi altro colore; un set base per coprire un po' ogni esigenza dovrebbe avere primari, secondari, bianco, nero e un paio di marroni (tipo terra d'ombra e un terra di siena). Da qui poi dipende da cosa devi dipingere nello specifico o dallo schema che hai scelto 😉

[@danzodamanzo8192]

Don't like orks, hate them. That's why I started a Black Templars army. But this looks so good, I might get some to feed to my Templars.

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

😂😂😂 I have also a video about Black Templars 😉😊

[@danzodamanzo8192]

@@MarcoFrisoniNJM Looking....

[@willjones1696]

The transparent blue-handled brush you used to clean the baking powder, do you know where you got it from? I have one just like that and I love it, but cannot for the life of me find another one on the internet anywhere haha. Any help would be great : ]

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

I still have it 😁! The brand is Royal & Langnickel. If I remember correctly it came from a cheap set of 10 brushes

[@willjones1696]

@@MarcoFrisoniNJM It is a terribly cheap brush, but it has been in my arsenal for years and years and always comes in useful. Thank you for that, hopefully I can find some more to buy : ]

[@kevwhite8154]

I would really like to see your take on a grim dark harlequins model. 🤩 Love your work.

[@kevwhite8154]

1d4chan.org/wiki/Harlequin This picture is kind of where my mind goes for grimdark harlequins.

[@drewdavies3010]

I was doing my pupils like that then tried to switch. Glad to see someone else do it, im going back!

[@Nikkbobo]

Love your idea to make your own pigments from pastels, I tried this and failed the first time because I had some cheap pastels with oil in them that prevented them from sanding well and what I got clumped back together in an unusable clay-like paste. but I have since tried it with some oil free pastels and it works great... what an awesome idea. but thought you might want to know for the next time you recommend it

[@moeharley8801]

This is wonderful. Ghazghkull in this style would be awesome. I'll give it a try

[@moeharley8801]

But wish me strength and patience for recreating this on my 70 Boyz first. I just gave to wait for the oils to get delivered.

[@GianHolland]

@@moeharley8801 Hows your progress

[@Cammtom]

Hi Marco. Is Molotov Belton Black spray paint any good for an under coat. My compressor is broken and I have a lot of it lying around...

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

Do you mean their spray cans? They are awesome for priming!

[@Cammtom]

@@MarcoFrisoniNJM Yeah thats them. Thanks. Great videos by the way...

[@carlh8731]

Great video, really interested in the control you get on applying the ink with the airbrush.

[@ianalexander7082]

Both the mechanicum and orks are fairly grimy and grungy subjects. I'd be interested to see what effect this had on a 'cleaner' style mini like a tau or eldar.

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

It's already on the to do list 😉😉😉. But I had to start with subjects that for concept and popularity fit naturally that style. Actually on nice flat areas it's even easier to get that feel because you are not constricted but the mass of details!

[@ianalexander7082]

@@MarcoFrisoniNJM awesome I look forward to it.

[@dorksama]

Can you paint on these inks with a brush? Or do they only work as well through an airbrush? I really like the yellow, magenta, and then green approach you took to the Ork skin here!

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

Sure! Inks are acrylics and they are made to be used with a brush!

[@dorksama]

@@MarcoFrisoniNJM awesome thank you! I'm working up to an airbrush. :D would I just use acrylic medium to thin it?

[@Liopot68]

Is it possible to use the inks like you do, but with a simple brush?

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

Sure, inks are great with the brush!

[@clarencehernandez8976]

Oh this is the best i've ever seen

[@jackattack8098]

Thank you so much for actually responding and taking into account my comment. This is amazing!!!

[@SpadeRZA]

You inspired me to go back to painting. Gotta try those oil paints one day

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

This is a huge compliment 😍!!! Super glad to help and share inspiration 😊😊😊

[@stefan_HEX]

Very well filmed. Great quality. And fantastic work with the inks and oil!

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

😘😘😘 Thanks a million!!! 😍

[@florianguggenberger6039]

Very good nice Step by Step, GrimDark hmmm your GrimD. Style (is very good) is perfect not to Dark and not to full with weathering 😁 PLZ More Step by step. BOOMDAKKA SNAZZWAGON??? (GrimD.) Main colors White/Yellow (Horror Colors for beginners) Big Thx 4 your Work 😊

[@goostavio6035]

hello Marco! Do you think I could replace white spirit with terpentine and have same /simillar efect with oils?

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

Hi! Turpentine is bit too aggressive for my taste but it's still a good solvent for oil paints, just be incredibly gentle in the process

[@goostavio6035]

@@MarcoFrisoniNJM love you Marco! you are the most active youtuber I've ever seen!

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

@@goostavio6035 😁 It's a pleasure!

[@whitecornx]

What PSI do you use on the airbrush when you are airbrushing on the yellowish skin? Thank you!

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

Hi! For this kind of works I have the compressor set at 2.5Bar /35-36 PSI 😉

[@whitecornx]

@@MarcoFrisoniNJM wow! that seems so high yet you can paint such small areas! Does it have to do with how small the air brush needle is? Thank you!

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

@@whitecornx my nozzle-needle it's a standard 0.2mm! It's exactly thanks to the medium/high pressure that I'm able to be so precise; the spray comes out really focused and the paint goes only precisely where I need without overspray dots around (but you need a certain grade of control to do it!)

[@mostxtremenoob6384]

please more blanchitsu tutorials

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

😍😁😍😁😍

[@Gumby777]

wicked style

[@mondgame3615]

Complimenti per i.video ,non potresti mettere i sottotitoli in italiano?

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

Grazie mille! È un progetto per il prossimo futuro sperando di poter dedicare sempre più tempo ai video; mettere i sottotitoli richiede parecchio lavoro extra 😅

[@iltasu]

Really cool technique, I'd try it for sure, tnx! ^_^ A question: isn't white spirit a solvent for plastics? I don't think about the miniatures one, very few contact surface, but I wonder the plastic bottle you use whit White Spirit written on, which kind of plastic can holda White Spirit (Acquaragia in italian) without melting? I'm interested since it looks like a better way to pour the solvent than the big holed cans Acquaragia is sold into. Thank you! ^_^

[@SvenEnterlein]

I am slowly trying new techniques and already started using oil paints for "blacklining". I would like to expand my selection of oil paints and was wondering which 10-12 colors you would recommend as absolutely essential. Many thanks! Your videos have contributed greatly to trying out new things.

[@timothyjoyce6376]

I must have watched this particular video about 10 times now. Enjoy it every single time just as much as the first.

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

😊😊😊😘

[@andreamossa6823]

Hi Marco! Great job! I tried doing something with liquitex ink in airbrush but when I washed the model with some GW washes, the ink went away:( Could it be the primer?(I use vallejo) Anyway, keep up the good work!

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

Hi, thanks a million!!! 😊 Your primer is fine! This can happen for a combination of factors: -when you spray inks you are applying a super thin layer of material compared to spraying other acrylic formulations so it's easier to affect this layer with less physical stress, plus -inks in general take a bit more time to dry so you need to wait a bit more before applying an "aggressive" technique (because it brings on the model a lot of water, medium and chemicals) like a wash. You can solve everything with a light coat of varnish before the wash (but if give to the inks half an hour to be fully dry in the micro level you should already be fine 😉)

[@matthewrbetts]

Excellent. Instant subscribe.

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

Thanks man!!!

[@adrianfuentes4009]

Got 31 storm boys. . . I will try it with speed batch painting. Hopefully under 70 hrs. . .

[@WhabandSheeb]

Can you do Blanchitsu on a fantasy miniature? Age of Sigmar dark and grim setting?

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

Sure! Actually it's already on the to do list 😊; next week I'll have my Warcry box and that it's a good starting point than I have a big commission for a Blanchitsu army of Beastmen and on them I plan to do crazy stuff 😉😉😉

[@orcatransient]

@@MarcoFrisoniNJM crosses fingers for Unmade 😉

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

@@orcatransient They are my favourite warband😍, followed by the Crows! They will be for sure on the channel 😉😉😉

[@y-adouradou446]

Best painting channel. Learn so much everytime! Thank you

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

Thank you soooo much😍!!! Super glad to help 😊😉😊

[@timniederkorn5825]

Marco, were you thinning the Vallejo Metal paint you were using or was it that smooth right out of the pot? That coverage was pretty instant and smooth. Excellent video btw.

[@03dashk64]

I come for the art and stay for the memes

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

😍😂😍😂😍😂😍

[@euansmith3699]

I can never get over how magical it is when you add the white zenithal highlight, and all that detail just pops right out of the undercoat.

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

I love it!!! Every single time!!! The model really seems to pop out of nowhere 😁😁😁

[@abelbabel8484]

You can also paint the checker pattern with fineliner pens for technical drawing. They're also great for panel lining, text on purity seals, freehands in general

[@abelbabel8484]

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[@terrynicholls2975]

Hey Marco. Where is home for you?

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

😁Hi! I'm Italian but I live in Ireland 😊

[@akaikiseki9346]

Whelp, I need inks and silver metalic paint for all my metalics... They look just so much nicer...

[@rossomachin]

Excellent and very funny :)

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

😁😁😁 Thanks man 😉😉😉!!!

[@matthiasdewit]

Marco, I'm going to start painting again after a few years off. I want to start paint with oils and I was wondering if the ork skin could be achieved without an airbrush and using the yellow and magenta paints and then the green. Should I leave the green on longer and whipe it away or thin it down to a glaze?

[@alexcc293]

Love the wash over silver for the bronze effect, what a time-saver!!! Excellent work as usual, having a blast going through your videos again =D

[@andreasmedack7148]

Just...wow...Thank you for the upload and the instructions.

[@michaelinOZ]

Wow. Stunned. Guess I should be bolder with my airbrush. I am always hesitating when it comes to regular sized models...

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

😊😊😊 Paint with no fear!!! 😉 You can arrive to extreme levels of details and precision with your airbrush!

[@michaelinOZ]

@@MarcoFrisoniNJM Which yellow ink is being used for the skin in the beginning?

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

@@michaelinOZ It's Liquitex Yellow Azo!

[@michaelinOZ]

@@MarcoFrisoniNJM Thanks a lot!

[@michaelinOZ]

@@MarcoFrisoniNJM Ah Yellow Orange Azo

[@minotauro704]

Ciao marco, mi interessano quei gesseti al minuto 29:34 però non so dove trovarli.

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

Ciao! Sono semplicissimi gessetti 😁! Per questo lavoro va benissimo la più economica scatola di gessetti da disegno (non quelli da lavagna) che puoi trovare in qualsiasi negozio di belle arti o cartoleria un po' fornita 😉

[@minotauro704]

Grazie mille

[@jasonstevenson8627]

Hey Marco love your work brother. Can you please give me the details of your primer

[@cbradquillen]

I feel like I've heard this music before somewhere in my punk rock collection.

[@sergiobotello2055]

The most amazing painting metod I´ve ever seen! I´ll be waiting for all your painting videos!

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

😁😁😁Thank you sooooo much!!! 😘

[@venom9341]

do you have a link or a name where i can buy a soft pencil? :D i only see the AK soft graphit one but this is not right?

[@jcgaboury]

What are the two colour names for the green And orange oil paints? We can’t quite make out the colour name in the video.

[@ShiddyWizzard]

Perfect guide for painting my Octarius orks. Thank you, painting wizard!

[@grizzlytim667]

Hey, Awesome video. Like that style a lot . Is there a list of the inks you used? Thanks

[@sztachu]

I'm actually happy that I discovered your channel

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

😊 Super super happy to hear it 😍😍😍

[@gogotrololo]

dude my next batch of orks are going to be following this method!!

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

😍😍😍 Awesome!!! I want to see the pictures!!!

[@gogotrololo]

@@MarcoFrisoniNJM I'm no photographer, but yeah man I'll share what you inspired hah :D

[@gogotrololo]

So I couldn't wait for my next batch and tried the oil grime on a few sluggas and choppas... Wow! First off, you weren't kidding about being gentle lol i learned the light touch quickly, but rubbed off some paint in my first five strokes of the dry swab. Second, the result was way better than I expected for a first try! The grit was far more credible than any former technique I've used. I think I have a grasp of the wash consistency, but will improve. I finished the current batch and next up I plan on going full force on the oils. I'll send you pics of my usual, the first attempts, and the next batch like I promised hah

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

@@gogotrololo 😁😁😁 I can't tell you how happy I'm hearing that you liked the technique 😍

[@richardmurphy8573]

Can you possibly add a link to the molotow black you prime/base with please

[@majorbloodnock4281]

I've got to stop watching these videos it just depresses me when I look at my work😁 lovely paint job none the less you are a true artist

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

noooooo don't tell me this 😅!!! My whole point is that it's easy for everyone to do the same 😉😉😉!

[@docremington1589]

So interesting! Thank you Marco! So effectively - as demonstrated on your metallics - the skin could be done with the same colours but a brush, correct? I only have rattlecans and brushes :)

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

Thanks!!! Sure, everything in the video could be done with a brush (and to be honest for people not super used to airbrushing even faster using wet blending to do the base layer!!!)

[@docremington1589]

MarcoFrisoniNJM thank you! I guess the inks are predestined to create smooth transitions due to their transparency. Correct?

[@docremington1589]

What I mean: do they need to be wet blended?

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

@@docremington1589 Exactly! You can create new tones just layering them thanks to the transparency (if you layer a blue on top of a died yellow you'll still obtain a green just by transparency!) and since they are so liquid it's also easy to wetblend

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

@@docremington1589 no no, it's just an extra option, you can use them like classic acrylics!

[@chrisg3726]

Hey Marco, could you do a grimdark, blanchitizu painitn tutorial for the new Untamed Beasts Warband in WarCry please? I think you could nail it, it would look like the awesome Slaine artwork in Book of Invasions!

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

I finished building and basing my warbands from the starter box in this exact moment 😉😉😉😉😉😉😉

[@chrisg3726]

MarcoFrisoniNJM and it’s absolutely awesome mate!! Planning to follow this guide in a few weeks :) so happy Marco thanks

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

@@chrisg3726 Awesome!!! 😁 Keep me updated!!!

[@CanHammer]

Hey Marco. Amazing work. When working with airbrush so close to model how do you avoid spidering?

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

Thanks! I have a video exactly about this 😉 the last one of the airbrushing series

[@michaelinOZ]

Ciao. How close are you actually to the face when applying yellow and green? And what is your psi/bar? What is the needles size? I am asking because I am struggling very often with colors consistency , when it comes to detail works with an AB.

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

Hi! Here I'm working at 2.5 Bar/35-36 PSI with a 0.2 nozzle, I would say at 5cm of distance 😉

[@michaelinOZ]

Wow! And you‘re not blowing the ink all over the place?

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

@@michaelinOZ 😂 No 😂 the trick is all in the work with the trigger; quick short movement alternating paint and air 😉

[@michaelinOZ]

MarcoFrisoniNJM hm. Do you think you could do some sort of tutorial for working with the airbrush? Can’t remember if it was included in your earlier videos...

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

@@michaelinOZ Sure! I started with the compressor and I have a playlist dedicated to airbrushing to fill with stuff 😉 It's just a matter of time😉

[@52Miniatures]

Lovely. You really got me interested in the oil thing! Will have to try one day :)

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

You'll not regret it 😉😉😉

[@jamestaylor3805]

How I painted my first generation tyranids. The genestealers came out so slick and sick. Oils, inks, and thin washes over saturated base tones.

[@philgee486]

Came back to this old one because the title stressed oils and inks, two areas I'm really concentrating on, and what did I find to wrack my very soul with need and compulsions? That bicarbonate/superglue texture might look better on 32mm minis than sand but it also looks awesome on my 1/100th/15mm tanks! Recently finished my beloved late war german armour (I can hate the inhumanity of the regime and still adore the gorgeous engineering they were using) They were painted as new and just off the production line, camouflage paint schemes that are so beautiful, to be thrown into the battle to stop the allies in France. Because I can't be bothered with the air attacks and supply shortages that actually stopped these engineerig marvels, ranged against them instead are all sorts of AT assets but always based around forces of my beloved ageing sherman formations, unimaginative green on green with flat green accents, dull, boring, presentations of poorly conceived and insanely flammable warshite. (I hated the idea of them so much till I bit the bullet and started painting them. Then they needed grime and careful panel lining/washing to have any shape at all, they needed sandbags, and boxes, and kitbags and tarps, blankets, buckets, mud, rents, dents and tents. I grew to love each different individual, well lived in tank, they're so beautiful to me now AND RUST! But now after a quick try on two of the roughest survivors I'd so far made I'm quickly repainting over actual scale appropriate surface texture!!! They looked good with just witht he bent and dented fenders and painted rust, but now! Dear Lord! where will I find the self control to stop??? If I can't reign this in they're going to look like a 75 year anniversary zombie tank revival of the ones that sunk trying to swim themselves to the Normandy beaches.... can I even sculpt a 1/100th angry eel? Now I'm going to need to treat this mad compulsion to rust with an actual nano-zombie or extra-dimensional weirdness reanimated scifi army. One that's heavy on waking the shattered armour wrecks and long abandoned wargraves of some far flung and forgotten desolate rock world orbiting a black hole that doesn't even have a name, a battle rendered strategically unnecessary before it was even fought As a fine imagination once coined them "The Tactics of Mistake", and best forgotten Now something unimaginably old, unbelievably malefic, unquestionably mad and so painfully starving for lifeforce peers through the prism of that black hole from a dead, cold, empty universe, drained to nothingness. It sees this young, vibrant, diverse and burgeoning universe, a realm so packed with life where wars are waged just for the territory needed to live and grow, it sees this and it hungers like nothing this realm has ever known.... And with the sheer force of this hunger spills over the wrecks, ruins and remains of this unremembered pitiable host and they begin to rise, to rise and to turn toward that seeming void in the sky from whence pours forth the pure WILL to conquer and consume My 30year abandoned space marine chapter was The Wrath of Angels I think this counterpoint will be simply The Wrath of Hunger

[@philgee486]

I'd even play 40k to get to eat the progeny of one of these mewling new baby gods, sniveling newborns that imagine themselves to be ancient and born of true chaos, dressing themselves up in pomp and majesty ridiculous Let them know the dark Let them hear the music of true power Let their hearts learn that dread that only the hunted know, that truly all that power they so proudly embodied, it just makes the meat the sweeter...

[@add3to6]

Crazy how much more confident your English is little over a year later. This video is a great reference!

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

Thanks man!!!

[@abzhasan8322]

Love the vid! Wanted to ask you a question, what is the difference between oil paint washes and AK interactive streaking grime enamel wash paint? Thank you.

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

Thanks!!! 😊😊😊 Oils and enamels can have a really similar behaviour (and I use enamels for certain effects combined with all the other techniques but this a topic for another video 😉) but with some key differences: -the drying time of enamels is much faster than with oils and this can be and advantage or disadvantage depending on the need and situation (Ak Streaking grime is a very diluted enamel that usually come in little pots and a quite thick consistency). - enamels tend to be naturally more matt (partially thanks to fast drying time) -enamels are more aggressive in staining an acrylic surface without a protective layer on top

[@spectralimages8961]

Hello mate, always enjoy your videos, keep up the great work! if you wished to remove the glossy finish could you varnish the end product? if so matte or satin and what would be the difference? would make for a great video! cheers

[@MarcoFrisoniNJM]

Hi! If you mean the satin finish of oils it disappears after few days. If you want to change the finish of inks it's better to add the varnish inside the ink while painting. Depending on the brand of varnish there's a lot of different between matt and satin, but choosing one or another is more a matter of personal taste

[@studiofoureightnine]

Holy sheet, that's a lot of techniques yo. Thanks.

[@kitocat6331]

Where did you get these little pots for mixing oil inks? :)