Color Theory in Miniature Painting

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Join me as I paint the first B monster in our D&D monster manual challenge where we are printing and painting every monster!
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@NameIsDoc 15 дней назад

There is another reason why heroes were bright primary colors. Spider man and superman were the exact shade of red and blue the printers used at the time. This is because the heroes would be on the page more and a red blue or yellow character would be cheaper to print. Villains had less page space thus we're alowed to have more color veriety. The color language of primaries =good guys and secondarys = bad then became thematic. When printing switched to cmyk and started to get better and cheaper colors for heroes and villains broadened. However the theming stuck around.

@ParentiBrothers 15 дней назад

Very interesting! Thanks for commenting!

@stefansauvageonwhat-a-twis1369 17 дней назад

Hehe was waiting for Hawkeye mention. Oh I forgot he started as a villain Great success, perhaps banshees start out vibrant and fade over time I myself thought of Silver Banshee

@FordPinesPhD 17 дней назад

An excellent video, the miniature turned out great!

@BDTMack 15 дней назад

Awesome video! Your paint job is awesome! The Banshee looks lifted straight off the pages of a comic book. Or in my mind, perhaps taken from the cover of a Weird Tales magazine advertising a terrifying short story about the Banshee within!

@ianharvey3476 14 дней назад

@ParentiBrothers I think you guys are on to something huge with this series. You have an endless supply of monsters from publishers you can tap into. Do you know who Bailey Sarian is? I reference her because I immediately saw a correlation between what you are doing, and what she has done. This style of voice over with lore, color theory, and pop history combined is a recipe for success! Keep it up Gents! Consider me subscribed!

@ParentiBrothers 14 дней назад

Thanks for the kind words! We haven’t heard of her before, but we’ll definitely be looking her up now!

@ianharvey3476 14 дней назад

@@ParentiBrothers I've only seen pieces of her videos, because they aren't really my thing. I just know what she does and that she has 7+ million subscribers. But I feel that what you are doing has that kind of potential. Its meant as a compliment... Anyway, keep the mythology, lore, pop culture, art theory, history, etc. Voice over on the miniature that you're painting and I think you guys have HUGE potential 😎👍 Thanks again. I'll be watching you video backlog and looking forward to new ones... CHEERS 🍻