These Artists will make YOU a better Warhammer Painter!

[@Ulrican414]

Vince Venturela I think has some of the best videos on KZbin if you wanna improve your painting, his hobby cheating videos are just a treasure trove of knowledge.

[@earnestwanderer2471]

Yep. I’ll never paint like Vinny V. But I like that he pushes me to try harder and improve.

[@Bloodthirstier]

Vince Ventrula is amazing for when you see that one technique online and want to find out how to do it. He encourages you so much through the videos

[@spuriusligustinus4509]

Yeah, Vince is the best teacher on YT, there are literally hundreds of videos of his hobby cheating series. He's my go to source for resourceful information in a not overly long format

[@TheSianFromAtlantis]

Literally came on to recommend Vincey V here. Super direct, really informative. Learned a lot from the Strict Technomancer.

[@frostyworldwide-fpv4586]

100%, Vince is unmatched when it comes to specific topics or themes/techniques

[@Garrth415]

I'd like to add Juan Hidalgo, he's like the spanish bob ross but for minis and his tutorials are always chill and direct

[@duketogo13]

Yeah I came to the comments to say this basically.

[@Matwho]

Fellow haters of blue stand up!

[@griefdmc]

The goat.

[@franciscopina2899]

[@tonyounsworth7904]

Came in to recommend Juan as well. I owe him a huge debt of gratitude as his Heavy Contrast series played a large part in getting my foot into the commission painting door

[@FlameonMiniatures]

Thanks for mentioning me! I do plan out each shadow and reflection in advance before I start painting, that’s why my miniatures look like this 😁😁😁

[@charliebohnsack3461]

I think Pete the Wargamer deserves a mention here too. He does the best conversion/kitbash/sculpting stuff on youtube in my opinion

[@baboubortmandu]

1,000%. He is what unearthed the chronic kitbasher in me. An event that has left me significantly lighter in the bank account, but significantly happier in the brain department.

[@Bodkin_Ye_Pointy]

I don't know about Pete. He has some weird ideas about colour selection. For example, he never uses black, he always substitutes with grey claiming it is better. Now it may be that the camera doesn't do the job justice because colour definition is a thing. But When I see soldiers running around in grey where there should be black, or when he painted ships from the Black Seas set with grey guns it just rubs the wrong way.

[@chapshobai]

Pete deserves a mention, but I presume that you wrote your second sentence only because you haven't found Scratch Bashing - that bloke is phenomenal.

[@sludgedisciple]

@@charliebohnsack3461 his conversion work is top notch. And easy to follow.

[@chriswendlandt2917]

Trovarion miniatures is really good. So is Vince and ninjon but they were already mentioned

[@raydeftereos]

I think you’re spot on - I was expecting those 3 in this video.

[@InfernalBrush]

Thank you so much for the shout out Louise!

[@roguehobbies]

No thank YOU!

[@sinisterplank3113]

Thank you for being you. Your Ragnar series really pushed my wolves up several levels.

[@MajorCinnamonBuns]

Your tutorials and Eavy Metal archive website is so useful. They're what enabled me to paint at a level I was actually happy with.

[@blakearius]

I see your stuff at the top of reddit all the time and i've saved some images as reference material. It must be a good feeling to get to a point as an artist where you have a distinct style that stand out among the crowd.

[@InfernalBrush]

@@leeshipman8849 Hello Lee, apologies I don't think I saw your message. I've been dealing with a bit of post convention illness so it's possible I missed it. I am currently working on a series of videos on Trugg for Patreon and I plan to be uploading semi regularly to KZbin again soon. I am working on a fundamentals series for Patreon that started with glazing and will be continuing with edge highlighting etc very soon but perhaps the majority of content is more aimed towards mid/higher end painting rather than quicker army painting.

[@Tahaki1]

I love mister Duncon Rhodes - he helped a lot. ❤

[@Scuzzlebutt142]

I heartily agree. I think what makes Duncans videos great is for people who are really that creatively inclined, and don't have the "artists eye", like myself, it gives a process you can follow that gives solid results without too much in terms of complex technique.

[@GeoHilbrandt]

Lets not ignore RogueHobbies, who has an unflappably optimistic approach to this hobby and keeps the welcoming vibe alive.

[@martinmountford1981]

I think that getting a one off special of Rogue Hobbies, Goobertown and Eons of Battle would be amazing, the overwhelming positivity and good vibes they'd probably bring around world peace in an afternoon.

[@derekgarcia3069]

Vince Venturella, Ninjon, and Miniac were some of my first follows, and I still watch basically everything they do and have learned a lot from all of them. Vince is especially great if you want clear and specific tutorials. He's not flashy but such a great teacher. Sam Lenz also has some great tutorials and theory videos now that he posting more frequently on YT.

[@bvshmaster6990]

Those three are some of my favorite creators

[@Sorastro]

Thank you so much for the kind words, Louise! I really appreciate that 🤗

[@TheHonestWargamer]

You do amazing stuff

[@Sorastro]

@TheHonestWargamer That's very kind - thank you! 😊

[@stuartpriest8868]

Been watching your vids for years, you’re absolutely brilliant

[@Sorastro]

@@stuartpriest8868 Thanks so much, Stuart! 😊

[@PeachyTips]

Your are Incredible though.....Louise is right ,and the best Star Wars painting content on the Internet imo

[@Tanoran25]

Several great painters have already been mentioned here in the comment section. But I would like to mention Roman Lappat. I love his speed painting videos. And the video series about color theory was a big eye-opener for me.

[@PeachyTips]

Peachy Tips!? never heard of him...looks like a sexy Jason Statham though 🤔 You're Waaaaaaay too kind to include me in such a list of excellent human beings

[@esaedvik]

I hear he makes a wicked cuppa and a roundhouse kick.

[@ArnieD3]

I hear he is lethal in a car park

[@anthonyreal1594]

True Story, Jason Statham is just acting out scenes from Peachy's life. Expect his next film "SMELT FORCE FIVE" to focus on your early life.

[@gstealer11]

Not typical warhammer painter but Doctor Fausts painting clinic is another great place to learn different techniques with great tutorials and explanations

[@deadrabit71]

I find vince venturela really helpful, he's got a video for everything. Ninjon too.

[@BailiwickVideos]

Came here to shout out Vince too. He’s helped me more than anyone.

[@thelonelybolter8245]

Vince is the goat ;)

[@LegionAscending]

Can't believe Vince wasn't listed!

[@nefarioustim]

+1 for Vince!

[@jakejohnson7344]

Agree here on those two specifically. Vince for teaching, Jon for fun

[@ulfhazelcreek8108]

Artists promoting artists always makes me smile. Thank for this list of opportunites to learn and be inpired. I would like to point out Jay from Eons of Battle as someone who tends to make me smile and get my inspiration going.

[@reverendzero]

YOU are the artist who makes me a better Warhammer painter, and made me listen to Summoning while waving my brush on plastic warriors !

[@roguehobbies]

🥹♥️

[@walksinthedarkness]

I'm always here to show love to Dave, Hector and Tony over at MS_Paints. They're always doing something a bit different and the production quality is amazing!

[@roguehobbies]

They have one of my FAVOURITE editing styles on this whole damn platform

[@DaRedWunzGoFasta]

@@walksinthedarkness I love MS_Paints!

[@thelonelybolter8245]

@@roguehobbies Dave is low key one of the most talented, atmospheric editors on KZbin

[@zidahya]

EonsofBattle deserve at least a honorable mention. Jay is an amazing painter and they cover most of the hobby acitivities.

[@PrincyRodrigues-b4g]

Yes

[@matchstick-man]

"Rob's one slapchop video" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@roguehobbies]

It was a good one 👍

[@auretioustaak6579]

@@roguehobbies It's a shame Rob never actually revealed the names of the Turkish Monastic Painting Masters who are based on a mountain that he learnt from.

[@TheHonestWargamer]

​@@auretioustaak6579 monks don't need praise

[@auretioustaak6579]

@@TheHonestWargamer I see how it is - keeping the ultimate painting secrets to yourself till the world is ready again. I can respect that.

[@angelo71463]

@@TheHonestWargamer it must be hard for then being men in the hobby

[@DrakeHardy]

Goobertown Hobbies, Lyla Mev and Ninjon are absolutely missing from this list!

[@bayushisama7270]

Not missing wokies goobertown...

[@spilbobaggins]

@@bayushisama7270 you're on the wrong channel if you're complaining about "wokeness" lol

[@equos5060]

Nah dude, goober is a creepy doxxing clown.

[@bayushisama7270]

​​@@spilbobagginswhy? Lousie is amazing and she doesn't throw anything else to us than paint and goblins. And her video are fun and humble. Gooble isn't...

[@Walboro]

Brent thought it was okay to lecture me about his woke views in the comments section of a Lyla Mev video (He wasn’t even joining in the discussion, he was just telling me to touch grass basically), I unsubbed from his channel right there and then.

[@YanniCooper]

Probably my favorite is Goobertown Hobbies. You are maybe the only hobbytuber I know of who could present a more relentlessly positive spin on everything in the hobby. I also really like Miscast - he's not afraid to fail on camera and that's REALLY refreshing. So much of what we see is only super polished perfect end results which can leave us normal folk disheartened when we run into issues on our own hobby journeys. Finally Marco Frisoni and Dana Howl have inspired me many times to paint brighter and more vibrantly.

[@paulsr.1090]

Yikes

[@jamesperrin3762]

I find that Ninjon talks the best about painting out of those I follow. His 'why' and is as good as his 'how'.

[@SamBrownBaudot]

This is what I always say when painting channels comes up. His talk about how he continues to have fun with the process is at least as good or better than his talk about the painting techniques themselves. (Not that he's any slouch at that either, as the golden demon on his shelf would attest.) I also like how he's constantly returning the basics, trying out variations on them, and talking through what they're meant to accomplish. Like a master musician who still makes time to practice the scales.

[@paulsr.1090]

He's a really hard watch.

[@sinisterplank3113]

He's one of my favourite watches, his style of waxing philosophical about painting really suits my taste

[@paulsr.1090]

@@sinisterplank3113 I guess I'll give credit that his content is at least mid tier. He's not goobertown bad.

[@ShayneGilly]

@@paulsr.1090 everyone has different preferences. what would you recommend?

[@rum_o_clock2667]

Warhipster has some great contrast tutorials - easy to follow and defo improved my painting

[@Spongemonkey26]

100% my go-to with new tutorials.

[@maybeyourbaby6486]

I'm obsessed with @heresyforheretics rn :O I really love how he goes for artistic expression above all, every mini he puts out is so cool and unique. I feel like it's pretty easy for all of us who got into mini painting from GW to just try to emulate 'Eavy Metal style and stay inside that comfort zone, and I always feel like @heresyforheretics manages to put all of that aside and find some beautiful essence in the plastic itself that he just channels into reality. I feel like I very easily obsess over technique when painting my own minis, and I love how HfH over and over shows that, first off, less is more, and second of all, we're trying to make art, not just boast about technique. Really has me asking myself, "does this extra layer of extreme highlighting bring me joy" lol Everything feels so deliberate. Artistic vision above all.

[@timreeves]

Yep, came to the comments to give him a shout out, he really helped me push myself when it came to volumetric lighting, contrast and colour. And I found more than any other creator, following his painting style on a few models helped me grow and improve in all my other painting in a more traditional style

[@nickdale81]

I'd like to recommend Mediocre Hobbies. In a similar vein to Peachy tips his tutorials are really accessible and great for people who don't have huge amounts of time or feel intimidated by the incredible talent of the higher tier painters out there. Also thank you for introducing me to Goblin Green 2021!

[@joehill6916]

I like Mediocre Hobbies a lot too. Time-poor shaky hand man that I am. Also tbh while it’s awesome to see the incredible stuff being done, honestly I love to see normal people’s slightly messy or quirky or whatever minis too, especially when they have real character even if they aren’t always inside the lines.

[@julesboyle9089]

Me too. I only started painting this year and his “it’s fine, just do this and it’ll look great” approach has been huge for me. ✊🏻😂

[@lowfieldarmspubquiz3060]

An another from me, really easy to follow and easy to replicate for solid good looking miniatures

[@jordanbroyles3549]

I very rarely comment on KZbin, but i just have to say there were so many channels i haven't heard of before even with me watching painting video's almost everyday for over 2 years now. Thank you so much for the recommendations

[@simonb7711]

Little shout out for @sonicsledgehammer always enjoy his stuff and his filthily smooth voice

[@domtrd6226]

Very beginner friendly as well

[@BaldeagleCGT]

Also not just figures, covers different scales and vehicles etc, great across the board tutorials!

[@revylokesh1783]

Don't forget his magic "Sonic Tonic" which blows regular Agrax Earthshade out of the water.

[@simonb7711]

@@revylokesh1783 yo has a rebranded marine juice

[@scotama]

Yes big thumbs up for @sonicsledgehammer.

[@baldrickbob1677]

When I was lad painting in the 90s painting advice, help and tutorials were so hard to get. I like Ninjon for his thoughts and asides, Eons of Battle for the enthusiasm, and Vince Venturela for the sheer excellence. Rejoice! We are living in a golden age people!

[@Moobily_bee]

Dana Howls use of colour always makes me reconsider how I paint minis. Also the videos have fun production too. I read the word square space in Dana’s voice every time.

[@jasonstadnyk2348]

Dana is great, and her ad bits are so good. And she is Canadian so there is that!

[@BitzboxTV]

Craftworld Studios really are incredible. I'm a huge fan of their style

[@krftkrft4495]

And never forget Miniscape. The master of the old brush.

[@soupalex]

miniscape. scape of minis.

[@chrisdabeard8790]

A true old school master. Also, don't forget Ed from his channel Minisodes. Another old school 90's style painter who plays 2nd edition battle reports with Miniscape.

[@apeman371]

One channel I adore because they are going hell for leather on their own thing is the Grimdark Compendium. They are especially good at teaching you how to use texture, either through kitbashing or making the paint work (using oils or mixing in varnishes to the paint). There is nowhere better to go if you want to paint something wild, dirty, and generally a bit gross.

[@TheSianFromAtlantis]

Seconded.

[@alistairzealey1096]

Don't forget Anvil of Doom from Australia for his painting journey and incredible paint jobs. Awesome for anyone interested in oldhammer minis too!

[@hll705]

His soundtrack lives rent free in my head.

[@garypatterson2857]

I'd definitely add Artis Opus to the list. His deep love of slightly moist dry-brushing is exceptional.

[@stuartspencer2161]

I would also add Juan Hidalgo, who does a lot with contrast paints, Ninjon, Miniac, Trovarion and Sam Lenz for experience, and teaching more advanced techniques in a simple manner, and Goobertown Hobbies is great for those people new to painting, with great tips, and his calm, relaxing, yet enthusiastic approach to painting. A few great ones mentioned here, and others i have to check out.

[@TexasThunder.338]

Artis Opus, Ninjon, Grimdark Compendium, Miniac 🤘

[@Dracobyte]

Thanks for all the artist recomendations!

[@phookaziz3]

Love when artists promote artists!!! You’re a treasure to the hobby community. I’ve been painting for almost 10 years and still discovering new artists thanks to vids like this one. Thank you.

[@Bobby3OOO]

This is the prettiest thumbnail I've ever seen on KZbin! 😊

[@roguehobbies]

I actually worked really hard on this one

[@chrishandy9172]

Haven't seen anyone mention him yet, but Sonic Sledgehammer Studios is really good. Clean and clear visuals and a thorough step by step approach to game play ready miniatures. And he does a lot of non-Warhammer stuff if that is a concern/interest. Another good one is MishMash. He does a basically 50/50 mix of WH and Quar videos. Also, I recently started following NukaKitten. Her videos even have a signature approving head bob at the end of each step.

[@OldenDemon]

My boy Goblin Green got a shoutout

[@shorelessskies]

Love Sergio Calvo because his videos are mostly just painting with calm music. No voiceover, just chill.

[@JohanVek]

Stu and his Miniature Realms deserve my mention. He is great for army painting, the Old World, and historicals. He is also very much talking to grown-ups, so to speak, yet with a passion for the hobby.

[@Yahkered]

I'm a huge fan of Peachy Tips, Peachy seems way more relaxed and comfortable painting his own style, I like the way he explains things and those Silver Bayonet bat reps are outstanding!

[@sinisterplank3113]

Agreed. I feel like Peachy really found his niche where he is at his happiest, and it shows

[@Scuzzlebutt142]

Indeed. Peachy knows he's a tabletop level painter, seems comfortable with that, is great at doing that at speed (simply by moving his brush faster :) ) and is probably one of the better starting points for people learning to paint.

[@lilelf1301]

Always love seeing a Juan Sanz (elminiaturista) paint job for insanely eye catching and awesome looking lighting effects

[@tychoMX]

his signature use of light is really amazing.

[@keiransullivan147]

he uses photoshop to get that effect bud, he cant paint like that, no one can

[@_mrcrypt]

Throw Night Shift on the list for hyper-detailed armor (like in tanks and stuff, but all still useful).

[@radiationcow]

Totally, he changed how I approach basing.

[@wesleyhalloran5950]

MARCO FRIZONI, I love his style and the videos talk about the color theory.

[@LordUnas]

Marco’s just a joy to listen to as well. He is a very expressive speaker.

[@samsowden]

he also makes everything lok so easy. because it is. I could do all the steps, i just lack the capacity to decide what the stoes are going to be in advance.

[@Spongemonkey26]

He's good and a joy to listen to, though I feel most of his work is "color salad."

[@jaybeepainting9413]

ALLO GUYS! Big agree - NJM is fantastically skilled *and* entertaining

[@robford1225]

Vincy v and ninjon are both top picks for quality videos, advice and variety. I especially like it when they cooperate and try to do smack talk, it's the most gloriously nerdy thing I've seen!

[@Argaen1]

Trovarion and Feral Painter are also great for the super "grimdark" style

[@bobbobertbobberton1073]

That Dante is the best painting I've ever seen.

[@esaedvik]

Truly amazing.

[@0ld1eye]

I feel like Marco Frisoni deserves more than a quick honourable mention; in my opinion his channel is the second best for learning minipainting (after Vince Venturella) and the best bar none for learning colour theory. He's also the most wholesome and enthusiastic Italian on the planet. Another (VERY niche) recommendation: James Wappel is *the* oil painting guy.

[@crispy_338]

For alternative painting styles we have to mention Grimdark Compendium and The Feral Painter. Both have opened my eyes to a new and more interesting way to paint

[@greglohman6750]

Ninjon is one of my go tos i love his enthusiasm, variety of projects, and of started adopting his wild shadow color undercoat method and love it.

[@Geekmandem]

For me @Warhipster was a game changer. His latest stuff on the Stormcast had me paint maybe my best mini to date.

[@telesedrin]

I love this, creator supporting other creators. So wholesome!

[@Spongemonkey26]

I highly recommend Warhipster if you are into painting with Contrast paints.

[@NapGod]

5:46 henry's voice is asmr-adjacent.

[@travisd2895]

Dang, no love for Scott, the miniature maniac!?!?!?! 😢

[@phoen31]

Thanks Louise, you always put a smile on my face. Don't worry so much about the negative people. We appreciate you!

[@hughmac7423]

I have been painting mimis for 30 years, I think it took 10 years to get good, then 20 to 30 years to get very good, and have the confidence to try different techniques. I follow and watch painters to learn more and because I enjoy watching.

[@sludgedisciple]

I was going to throw Andy from Mediocre Hobbies out there. He is the contrast master.

[@JohanVek]

Agreed, practical guides for me to strive for with an enjoyable format and delivery. Far from Mediocre, though.

[@sludgedisciple]

@@JohanVek 100% he is a fantastic painter and makes it looks easy.

[@tannergee]

😂😂 loved the comment of "big plastic" absolutely halrious.

[@SummaPlusANumberGrrr]

Josedavinci has the best tutorials by far! Improved my painting like noone else

[@richardebourne6332]

Some amazing ones already mentioned - thanks Louise. And so many others out there: Sam Lenz - like the style and theory Vince V - very good instruction and vast array of material Sergio Calvo - inspiration Miniac and Ninjon - good insight Juan Hidalgo - good techniques Artis Opus - good style and quick results (avoiding chalky dry brush on tanks was always a challenge until i saw this) Midwinter Minis - good fun and interesting content Zumikito - style and array of content I'm in the camp of getting a couple of hours every few days due to family and work. If i can't practice hard then I'll practice smart and learn what i can from these lovely folks by watching them on the train!

[@Jez-Hunt]

These are all awesome!! I'd add Sonic Sledgehammer to that, his KZbin tutorials are a great way to get all kinds of minis on the table quickly

[@JohanVek]

Second that.

[@robertcoble1445]

Sonic sledgehammer is great. I also like the painting coach

[@chigoonies3883]

Louise!? First of all you’re one of my favorite channels , you’re just a delight to watch. You need to do a warhammer knight or titan !

[@williammass2797]

+1 shoutout to Byron at Artis Opus - can’t believe how far down I had to scroll to find him! There are literally several of us that watch this channel that actually enjoy drybrushing! Didn’t see Darcy Bono mentioned - her channel has a lot of really good ‘recipe’ videos that produce great results even if you’re just starting out. Other than that, everyone else that’s inspired or motivated me is already in this video (Flameon, Sorastro), listed in the honorable mentions (Duncan, Angel GiraldeZ) already listed in the comments (Vince Venturella, Miniac, Lyla Mev, Dana Howl, Heresy for Heretics)… or they made this video! Thanks Rogue Hobbies!

[@Wadtomaton]

I’ve seen him mentioned a few times in the comments but Vince Venturella for sure. Monument Hobbies also have a YT channel full of tips, but even better is their twitch stream, because not only do you get to see them paint amazing stuff, but if you have questions they can often grab a test model and demonstrate to you live! 🤘 their streams are all archived on YT as well.

[@melekhthechanger88]

Dice'n demons is a great channel as well for super interesting and crazy colour scheme's and well worth the watch for anyone. The painting schemes always blow my mind.

[@vadersjester]

Great video with a few I'm off to follow now! I'm a big fan of Vince Venturella's painting tips and while he's far above my level, his guides are easy to follow and give a lot of great advice on painting from beginner to masterworks.

[@chrisleggett1303]

Thank you! I paused and followed everyone I wasn’t, which was most of them!

[@Bodkin_Ye_Pointy]

Obviously you can't name them all, but I noted that pretty much all the painters, with the exception of Peachy, were top end painters prepared to use a few hours on a single model. Midwinter Minis started their show demonstrating quick and easy paint schemes using minimal colours with quite surprising finishes. The same could be said about Sonic Sledgehammer, Mediocre Minis and Zorpazorp. Sonic Sle4dgehammer does historical rather than Sci-Fi but the technique is transferable. Besides, I just got into Bolt Action and he does that quite well. The point is, as Ninjon once said, "If you start off with five hours per model, you are never going to finish that army". By the way Ninjon completed one model that rates amongst my most favourite, a pirate Budgie. Look it up, it is brilliant in every way.

[@MrCmmcinnis]

Shoutout to Warhipster, he's got great painting videos!!

[@tommyswarvideo]

Dave at Infernal Brush is the GOAT. Jon Ninas and Darren Latham also worth shouts out!

[@cordial001]

Fletcher on Tabletop Tactics is a great painter and when they put out a tutorial it's ALWAYS worth watching. Also Darcy Bono. She makes everything look like its achievable - I've learned a bunch

[@koz1138]

Love the shoutout for Craftworld - for a long time since coming back to the hobby I struggled with the weird cognitive dissonance of liking how my minis looked but also being unhappy that they didn't look like Eavy Metal and folks like Craftworld made me realize Eavy Metal looks great in photographs but looks kinda weird in your hand, and I've come to enjoy my painting a lot more since.

[@scottbaker2451]

Great rundown, Louise. What a time to be a hobbyist!

[@kasparbaktat964]

Great video! I really like how the mini painter content creator community interacts and collaborates with each other. One painter I only discovered recently is Kujo Painting - he really has unique videos and tutorials and his Scottish accent is even for non native speakers understandable 😉

[@darkroomminis]

For me the one person that really opened my mind to different approaches to painting was Marco NJM. He employs classical art techniques in his mini painting and is really good at simplifying methods and making them easy to understand. One of the best

[@dualwieldsoftware]

My jaw literally dropped when you showed Flameon's work. Astounding work, my god.

[@Slaanesh_and_Chill]

As someone new to painting this video was super helpful, thank you

[@roguehobbies]

I'm so glad it was useful!!

[@TheEalaa]

Vince Venturella is my go to. I discovered his channel around when I started the hobby and he has some of the best videos and guides.

[@ArnieD3]

Fantastic video Louise! Thanks so much for putting this together. I honestly though I was following most of these lovely people already!

[@jaceks1962]

great list. I thought I know "all" of those internet artist, yet you shared some completly new to me

[@saltfreegamer]

Tabletop Minions got me started in the hobby. His channel covers more than painting, but he's got a lot of good painting advice.

[@JacquesWood952]

I want to nominate ‘SultanPlays40k’ channel. Their kit-bashing and saturated aesthetic that then sees life in battle reports is outstanding.

[@mfsoab]

Goobertown Hobbies is a great channel and dude, too. Maybe a little less on the painting tutorial side, but for miniature painting and terrain creation overall.

[@Dimetropteryx]

These recommendations are great. Thank you.

[@mecor24]

Really liked your work with weshammer.

[@tychoMX]

Yes! Was listening to it and was thinking "wait, I know that voice..."

[@sake3857]

People definitely missing: - Vince Venturela - Very slow pase videos, but a painting legend! - Torivarion - Educational videos for high-quality painting - Goobertown Hobbies - Creativity overload - Lyla Mev - Very good and entertaining videos - Ataraxia Painting Studio - Small channel with high quality painting - Ninjon - Very entertaining, with very good painting - Miniac - Great entertainment and advice + METAL - Juan Hidalgo - Very experienced Spanish painter - Pete the Wargamer - Great conversions - TableTopTime - Great Hobby videos (entertainment with good production) - Nerdforge - Dabbles in miniature stuff, but they deserves a shout out for amazing content and conversions I think that's all I am familiar with missing from this list...

[@blackvalordragoon]

pete the wargamer is awesome

[@techelves]

The crew at Monument Hobbies. Jason and Jordan are great.

[@marcoghiotti7153]

Great video. Never heard of infernal brush until now, I will give that artist a go. I think there are 3 types of painters on YT: 1) True artists who are also talented teachers 2) Good painters with an engaging channel 3) People who paint on YT

[@Orcimedes]

I want to shout out Sonic Sledgehammer Studio. Loads of quite varied, achievable and scalable tutorials. Good for those short on time but not necessarily looking for speed painting, as well as those still getting to grips with the hobby.

[@elfmastercool4734]

lol at Rob's 1 slap chop video! Probably the best one imo

[@Hi_I_am_Ed]

Eric (Eric's Hobby Workshop) is the GOAT imho - I love his stuff. Very based guy.

[@roguehobbies]

We love Eric in this family

[@chriswood232]

Cool list. Many of these are artists I've never watched. Some of my favorites are Don Suratos, Miniac, Ninjon, Artis Opus, Lyla Mev, Zumikito, and Vince Venturella.

[@LinxOnlineGames]

I'd suggest Miniscape, a lovely blend between painting, discussing the history of the unit being painted, and to wrap it up a lovely song. I still find myself singing Land Raider, raider of land every now and then.

[@DamBrooks]

Thank you 🙏🏽 you are fabulous 😊

[@kerrybiswell5585]

Great video, nice to get a whole bunch of new people to flow, thanks!!

[@grahamfowler7017]

Lichs Labratory is one of my favorite kitbashers and a solid painter, he has a heavy focus on lore and does his build around a theme or story. Others have mentioned Ninjon, Vince Venturella, Jain Hidalgo, Trovarion and Sam Lenz. All these guys have really pushed my painting to the next level.