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How to Paint: A Grimdark Black Templar (Patreon)

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2022-04-04 21:43:01
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2023-11
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This video shows how to paint a Grimdark Black Templar to tabletop standard.

The following paints were used:  

Games Workshop:  Mephiston Red, Evil Sunz Scarlet,  Yriel Yellow,  Morghast Bone, Screaming Skull  

Vallejo: Basalt Grey, Neutral Grey, Pale Grey Blue, German Grey, Metal Colour Exhaust Manifold, Metal Colour Gunmetal Grey  Vallejo Varnish: Mecha Matt Varnish (optional Mecha Gloss Varnish)  

Scale 75: Necro Gold 

P3: Morrow White  

Winsor & Newton: Black, Burnt Sienna, Sansodoor Odorless Mineral Spirit 

Badger: Ultimate Primer Black  

Artis Opus: Series S size 1 and 00, Small Drybrush

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How to Paint: A Grimdark Black Templar

This video shows how to paint a Grimdark Black Templar to tabletop standard. The following paints were used: Games Workshop: Mephiston Red, Evil Sunz Scarlet, Yriel Yellow, Morghast Bone, Screaming Skull Vallejo: Basalt Grey, Neutral Grey, Pale Grey Blue, German Grey, Metal Colour Exhaust Manifold, Metal Colour Gunmetal Grey Vallejo Varnish: Mecha Matt Varnish (optional Mecha Gloss Varnish) Scale 75: Necro Gold P3: Morrow White Winsor & Newton: Black, Burnt Sienna, Sansodoor Odorless Mineral Spirit Badger: Ultimate Primer Black Artis Opus: Series S size 1 and 00, Small Drybrush

Comments

lawpocket

Great video. Just a quick question, if that is alright. Why do you work with contrast paints on some videos for the whole 'glaze' portion after stippling, and sometimes oil paints? Like the howling banshee vs the space marines. I am very curious of that.

Anonymous

Hey Rich quick question: What's the reasoning for using an oil wash, instead of a contrast wash as seen in your other videos. Im new to oils and trying to get a sense on when to use them. thank you!

RichardGray
>>81265782

It's a good question. They give slightly different looks. The oil works tend to be more grimy and grimdark looking. I could use them for the Aeldari but I prefer the brighter, cleaner look for them. I might try one with oils though! It also depends a little on what I feel like as I have to make an effort to get my oils out! Haha

RichardGray
>>81276497

Same answer as above: It's a good question. They give slightly different looks. The oil works tend to be more grimy and grimdark looking. I could use them for the Aeldari but I prefer the brighter, cleaner look for them. I might try one with oils though! It also depends a little on what I feel like as I have to make an effort to get my oils out! Haha As an extra, the oil work requires more layers with the varnish so isn't as suitable for me for higher level painting.