Zenithal Undercoat + Contrast Paints = EZ Mode Speed Painting | Tutorial

[@bbqsauces]

Your channel is a blessing for beginners like me

[@SleepyWhatsIt]

I am glad that you are finding it so helpful ☺️

[@NerdySatyr]

The mini's look very spotty, was that because of the spray can? Too close/too far/too cold or something?

[@SleepyWhatsIt]

I am pretty sure this was primed using an airbrush, but that being said recently I have changed the needle and nozzle size for the airbrush that I use for priming because it tended to splatter. So yeah, it is probably splatter from the primer application.

[@NerdySatyr]

@@SleepyWhatsIt Okay good to know, thank you for the reply! :)

[@doctordoubledakka3939]

"time dollars" the most valuable currency known to man Also that skeleton horde is super great (other GW contrasts are not idiot proof)

[@SleepyWhatsIt]

They are unusual unit, like foot-pounds and erg 🙃 Yeah, Skeleton Horde I really like since it behaves like a strong Sepia was. I agree that most of the line requires getting the hang of to use effectively. I wish they hadn't marketed it so much to beginners given how finicky some of the paints are.

[@doctordoubledakka3939]

@@SleepyWhatsIt A friend had told me there are secretly 2 kinds of GW contrast. The short explanation is that some are light, and some are dark and should go onto different color primers. I think there is a need to determine and catalog which is which. Some are supposed to get mixed with extra medium. I've only used a few, but I hate them all except skeleton horde. I still dry-brush after using it though, so it only save me the wash step on bones.

[@SleepyWhatsIt]

@@doctordoubledakka3939 I agree there is definately a split between the overly pigmented ones and the rest. The overly pigmented paints, which you have to thin, tend to come out less translucent. I am a fan of the more translucent ones like Blood Angles Red & Talassar Blue (sp?), etc, and obviously Skeleton Horde, because they behave like a thicker ink or a more pigmented shade.

[@fruityautism]

Thank you

[@SleepyWhatsIt]

You're welcome