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Nov
3CU: Dallas Two Brush Wet Blending Miniature Painting Tutorial
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Dallas, could you be bothered to do a video on Filters as a technique? I recently painted a Brass Armour and have been told to finish the Armour with a green filter. I hardly knew how to do that, but definitively did not know why. I feel the effect is diminutive. Could you do one on that topic?
How does the second brush make this technique superior vs just using one and feathering?
This is a really neat technique, it looks advanced but doesn't seem that hard. I know that Dallas uses saliva for the two-brush blend but water should work just fine right (I don't want to lick a dirty brush)?
Great tutorial, great talent too. Burns paint kit Yes sir, you certainly know what you're doing. *Tosses my models into the fire as well*. Thanks!
Put half the pot on the pallet for a small effect…very expensive technique ?
The Cons of this technics is you cannot blend in some manner and restrict area that need accuracy and crisp line such as NMM highlight. Best to blend the edge shadow or wide highlight area that is not reflective (Flat Armor/Leather/Belt/Cape) .
That is some very smooth blending paints! Where can I get these P3 paints?
Never seen or heard of this technique before today, far as I recall, looks great though, thanks.
Can't argue with the results. Good Lord though he puts a ton of paint in those wells.
Very nice , I will try this next.
Great example of wet blending; probably the best I've seen. Definitely applying this to my next models!
Easier than what I had been doing. Nice effect.
great video
Great video and tutorial, thanks. Will definitely be trying that out!
Damn! That is a really neat effect!
did he dry brush the gold that was already on there?
Wath is the name of the compani to the miniature
planning on doing air brush tutorials?
or is that a different channel /project, as I realize it's not ever one that has an air brush or is keen on getting one…
cheers!