8 miniature painting TIPS you don’t wanna MISS OUT ON 

awwww! thank you!

Been watching your vids for quite some time now @ataraxia. Happy to see the quality getting exponentially better. Great work. Keep it up! The Great Bearded One must be proud of his protege.

I like your hoody Alice, cool minis too.

You have no idea how much I needed to know this, ty!

Epic video 😄

Watching your videos is just so informative and funny at the same time. Great work!

Thank you for the tips! Great video!!

Thanks for your tips! Time to get painting :)

Your awesome 😊 thanks 👍

Aw man, solid vid! Wish you better days and until next vid!

You're so much fun to watch and also quote informative. Keep up the great work!

Hehe "They`re wrong. I think" I think so TOO!!!! ))) Stay strong, you`re not the only one!

Great stuff friend 👏 👍

All great tips 👍👍!

First time visiting your content! Love your humour and guidance!

Just found your channel, its good stuff, for sure have picked up a few good tips watching. Cheers.

Awesome, as always. Humor adds up to every damn situation. No matter how shitty the day that was, you made smth great as well. Thank you.

Whoa THAT was... entertaining! I've never seen your videos before but subscribed now! Just keep talking ths way and I'll keep watching ;D

You’re so adorable…thanks for all you do, love watching your videos

Great video, good instrument polish btw 😅

I just started painting and love your videos! I’ve been watching and “studying” a lot, but these kind of tips really make a difference. Also, I really enjoy your natural way of saying things! 😊

found u by chance and i sub thankfully u popped on feeed

i subscribed.

Bedge bightlight 🍻

From where did you get this hoodie?

Sorry to hear that you had a bad day 😟 Still managed too put out a great video tho!

Excellent tips and presentation! Careful about putting the brush in your mouth; not as much of an issue nowadays but my dad had a friend who got led poisoning painting old Ral Parthas and doing that.

The middle tone approach is fastest imo, and paint the color that most of the model will be painted FIRST, paint all the main parts in a middle tone, if you dont like a certain color paint then you can change the color with the 2nd coat. After mid tones then you can use a wash and then use the dark tone to darken the model to your desire, you can always do another wash after, followed by adding highlights last, OPTIONAL: add a final wash followed by a final highlight color or even then add a fourth brighter color to do edge highlights. This process will only add more depth to your models and you can even use a flashlight to find the light parts of the model to add effects. You all can thank me with a like. ;)

Nothing wrong with painting a model "good enough" varnishing it and coming back when you have more time or skill.

Anyone who says there is only one way doesn't understand the whole concept of learning. Of course in a nuclear reactor one should follow the steps but in such a way as creativity narrow-minded thinking is counterproductive. Creativity is trying out what suits you best. Just because it's your solution doesn't mean it's the general solution.

Nice! i hate 2 things about eavymetal style, 1) Highlighting every f*cking edge 2) Always using blue to highlight black, WHY!?

i like the outtro. sub or unsub. what ever xD

For the Algorithm!