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Drybrushing SECRETS the masters don't teach! - Become Drybrush PRO in 10 minutes 

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For those of you following RU-vid tutorials wondering why your results still don't look the same as what the pros show - this video is the missing link you need. We sat down with Byron and showed him what we had learned from his videos. He then tells us (me and you) what we are missing. So if you want to improve your dry brushing technique. Here are 10 things you need to know in order to get results just like the master.
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@bluedotdinosaur
@bluedotdinosaur Год назад
I'm glad that in recent years more folks have figured out that "dry" brushing (which as seen here, does involve some dampness) can in fact be a high quality and flexible technique. It's just that for a long time it was taught to model painters poorly - without awareness of aspects like keeping the brush damp, or stippling to create texture for shading to catch and build up on. It's really great because it unlocks a totally alternative method for achieving gradients, blends, and "lighting" that doesn't involve an airbrush or the trickiness of live wet blending.
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
Yep, absolute game changer.
@dothebruce7437
@dothebruce7437 Год назад
This guide definitely fills me with more confidence to drybrush. Thank you Fauxhammer!
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
Glad to hear it! this has been such nice feedback.
@MajinTT
@MajinTT Год назад
I'm glad to see dry brushing is becoming more of a thing again, as I know through the years it's been 'shunned' by a lot of painters because of the regular chalky results, and it doesn't help that GW videos including it show that exact chalky result! I've always been a fan after seeing some space Wolves that were dry brushed almost completely make it into and place in golden demon 2000, got silver in a squad category.
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
oh wow, I wasn't aware of that squad
@D00M3R_MAVS
@D00M3R_MAVS Год назад
yeah, the wrong technique has been pushed as the standard for so long. wiping on kitchen paper to suck out all the moisture being the biggest problem (then using the right kind of brushes being the second) you still are never going to get as good results on certain types of minis, but in a skilled hand they can still look good. I would say that to a newer dry brusher they should practice on high detailed plastic though, and not jump right into trying to dry brush space marines. Also when space marines are dry brushed properly it's nothing like the old style of dry brushing, and is more like buffing on the colours.
@CitizenMio
@CitizenMio 5 месяцев назад
Unless ofc the thing you are painting is supposed to look dry and chalky. ;) Pick the technique that will work best for the subject you are working on.
@elisohrman3926
@elisohrman3926 7 дней назад
Best video about drybrushing out there! Pretty much every other video I've watched on it really just say to have little paint on your brush and to brush down or up and down very gently. This video showcases so many techniques that I've never heard of but now seems so obvious!
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer 6 дней назад
Wow, thanks!
@justinkotrba2197
@justinkotrba2197 11 месяцев назад
This video is packed full of excellent drybrush techniques! Nice one
@Silgrond
@Silgrond Год назад
Awesome video, i never achieved the same result as Byron. Thank you so much for it!
@gordong.3524
@gordong.3524 5 дней назад
Great video with great tips. I've done so much not so right way and you opened my eyes with this. Thanks
@AAw3s0m3
@AAw3s0m3 7 месяцев назад
Not drybrushed on my 'Nid army yet, but after being recommended it found this vid and am planning on attempting it on my models. Thanks for the concise explanations!
@raulpereyra9054
@raulpereyra9054 7 месяцев назад
Sin duda alguna, el mejor video que vi sobre pincel seco. mil gracias!!!
@InterstellarModeler
@InterstellarModeler 5 месяцев назад
Thanks for this video. Great job. I've used some drybrushing on my models for weathering and detailing. Didnt realize you could so much with it. I will be sharing a link to this tutorial on my channel. Thanks again
@harleyuk322
@harleyuk322 Год назад
You wonderful man! The timing - and content - of this video is perfect! Massive thanks!
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
You're very welcome! thanks for such kind feedback.
@Paranormal-Stupidity
@Paranormal-Stupidity Год назад
This one went straight to my favourites list. Thanks for sharing. These were great tips.
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
Wow, thanks so much, I'm getting a bit overwhelmed with all the nice comments!
@greyt00th
@greyt00th Год назад
really good idea for a video, love ArtisOpus but this was definitely needed
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
Glad you liked it! thinking of doing similar things with other creators.
@serti88
@serti88 Год назад
Use colourless nail polish on your thumbs. When the surface is smooth, the temptation to gnaw is gone and your nails can grow out until you have nice thumb nails again. I had the same problem as a teenager.
@jtrain9926
@jtrain9926 Год назад
I have to say that the contemporary drybrushing is such a gamechanger, it lets you speedrun edge highlights without getting that chalky to gummy texture. Using a texture pallet and the largest brush (makeup brush for cheap people like me) produces amazing results in conjunction with airbrushing.
@kudosbudo
@kudosbudo 7 месяцев назад
thats how im trying to use it but currently it ends up in consisttant and streaky. and theres no real tutorial for using it that way.
@stevofoz
@stevofoz Год назад
Can't believe I've never thought to lower my chair to reduce backache and fatigue, thanks for the bonus tip!
@RogerVicki
@RogerVicki 8 месяцев назад
Thanks both of you helps loads
@Iskelderon
@Iskelderon 8 месяцев назад
Love that you included the stippling. Most people miss that, but the subtle marbling and subsequent height differences add a subtle reflection of how natural airflow and therefore the particles sanding away the surface, is never a homogenous stream and therefore some spots will add up a bit more abrasions than others and at the same time, old-timey paint wasn't applied consistently with industrial spray machines.
@isisnmagic1812
@isisnmagic1812 Год назад
Hi ,found this video by accident and glad I did, thanks for the tips and advice. Really has put drybrushing a bit more clearer to understand thanks.
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
I’m super glad this was helpful to you
@dreadpooled
@dreadpooled Год назад
Thanks a ton for this tutorial. Byron is a great guy.
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
Thanks, couldn't agree more!
@northofself
@northofself Год назад
This is great. I've been divining exactly these tips as i avidly binge and rewatch Byron's content, but the side-loading and swooshing somehow escaped my purview. Rosetta-Stone-tier video, this 😁
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
Wow, thanks so much. Arguably a very important step.
@chrisfowler9987
@chrisfowler9987 Год назад
This has been really helpful - I just bought a ton of terrain as part of a kickstarter campaign and was considering the Series D set... Will definitely pick one up after seeing this!
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
Great to hear! hope this helped with speed and quality of output.
@Laralth
@Laralth 4 месяца назад
Thanks, this helped a lot
@theghosty99
@theghosty99 10 месяцев назад
This is so incredibly helpful, thank you. I am absolutely the person in the beginning of the video, who watches these videos where pros explain drybrushing, and then I sit down to do it and it's a disaster. This is exactly what I needed, you rock.
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer 10 месяцев назад
Tha is so much. I have a follow-up coming soon
@renyatheviking7470
@renyatheviking7470 Год назад
I'm just starting out and this vid was super helpful. Thank you!
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
Welcome to the instant level up. I should do more like this
@benecrafts3502
@benecrafts3502 Год назад
Those tipps where really useful. Thank you!
@kevinmyers6747
@kevinmyers6747 3 месяца назад
Dude, I picked up your Artis Opus set about a year ago and watched a couple of their dry brushing videos, my life hasn’t been the same since! I can get airbrush quality blends and smoothness with dry brushing.
@MerryMac1000
@MerryMac1000 2 месяца назад
I think affiliate links to airbrush manufacturers didn't help much either.
@andysmith2235
@andysmith2235 Год назад
Excellent advice, some of which I’ve never come across before, cheers
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
Thanks!!!
@Klaymour28
@Klaymour28 Год назад
Thank you for a great video!
@mrookeward
@mrookeward Год назад
Thank you - I've saved this one for future reference
@Novastrom
@Novastrom Год назад
This was super useful, thank you!!
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
Happy to help
@dukecoull9016
@dukecoull9016 Год назад
Really enjoyed this video, I definitely think while you can see most of what you highlighted in the video in Byron’s tutorials they are not always implicitly stated and having them all in one place is going to be an excellent reference, cheers 🍻
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
Glad you liked it! I’m thinking of doing more videos in this style with other creators. It’s been my best performing video yet with such positive feedback.
@simaddiction
@simaddiction 7 месяцев назад
I find it impressive that you guys do this on miniatures and make it look so good. I am working more on larger bust and action models that I 3D print myself. I find that like any piece of art, it is alot of times a good thing to view the model from a slight distance. Things always look different from a standard viewing distance than the do close up. What may subjectively look like crap up close may look awesome from two feet away. That said, I have watched alot of videos on miniature and model painting and it seems that while the people mean well in their efforts to teach others, they tend to focus on how fast they can paint and less on the enjoyment of the process. Maybe it is just me, but it is far more enjoyable going through the process at a lay person's rate than being done in 10 minutes and moving on.
@jamesdorrington721
@jamesdorrington721 Год назад
Thanks, really appreciate the extra help
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
One is glad to be of service
@kojote
@kojote Год назад
Amazing and helpful video, thanks
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
Glad it was helpful!
@JorgeLColon-oq8dm
@JorgeLColon-oq8dm Год назад
Great video I like both You-Tubers honest reviews and fantastic tutorials.
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
Thankyou so much
@stefanblackadder5236
@stefanblackadder5236 Год назад
Best video on this subject I’ve ever seen!
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
even better than @Artis Opus lol?
@Marshal976
@Marshal976 Год назад
Thanks for this mate, very informative!
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
Thanks for watching
@Zeromusicmm
@Zeromusicmm Год назад
I have gotten my painting to a point, I rarely if ever watch tutorials anymore unless I am curious about a new technique….. I really would have missed out if I didn’t watch this. Glad I did: subscribed.
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
Thanks so much
@daili4917
@daili4917 Год назад
This was a great commentary on a technique that I've used a lot but not really thought much about, definitely something I can take on board for the next time I paint (I've got a lot of primed models looking at me...).
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
Yours are primed!!! Well done.
@mikee6301
@mikee6301 Год назад
Awesome video… dry brushing is my ‘go to’ for spacemarine armour. Feel like I learnt a few things here and now know I must by a texture pallet (been using kitchen roll, which I hear is a big no no lol) 👍👍
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
Thanks so much. Yeah that’s gonna suck all the moisture out if the paint. Have it dry in the brush and give a chalky finish
@nathanopicka8583
@nathanopicka8583 Год назад
I really want to switch to drybrushing. This video was incredibly helpful!
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
I'm so glad! thanks so much.
@madboczek866
@madboczek866 Год назад
Thx for this awsome tipps
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
Glad you like them!
@edwardromero3580
@edwardromero3580 Год назад
Excellent. Thank you.
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
Thank you for the comment
@RisingApe
@RisingApe 11 месяцев назад
How did I miss this? Great video mate
@vee_tinymoose
@vee_tinymoose 10 месяцев назад
Wow! Thank you!!! I got my AO Ninjon set at least a year ago and have been doing my best to just bumble through. I do watch Byron’s videos but just as you mentioned, there is a lot I missed that you’ve helped with.
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer 10 месяцев назад
Thanks so much. I should do a follow up to this.
@vee_tinymoose
@vee_tinymoose 10 месяцев назад
@@FauxHammer for sure!
@TheSilentW
@TheSilentW Год назад
Excellent video, thanks a lot!
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
Glad you liked it!
@mot0573
@mot0573 Год назад
Nice tips! Thank you! 👍
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
Glad you found it useful
@Eric-jt8yx
@Eric-jt8yx Год назад
great video. Thanks!
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
Glad you liked it!
@mintymoore6054
@mintymoore6054 Год назад
Excellent tips thank you
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
Thanks, hope it’s helpful
@hendrikworung1967
@hendrikworung1967 Год назад
Thanks for the video. Now I wanto try again to paint my models. 😁
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
Do it
@GoldenRogueMinis
@GoldenRogueMinis Год назад
Great video dude 👍🏻
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
Thanks! 👍
@Nosh_Feratu
@Nosh_Feratu Год назад
mate... I needed this. This is such an excellent video, its the 'inbetween' bits, the niggling questions that have confounded me a little during my drybrushing exploration. . .and like a wise old sage you have quelled my thirst for knowledge. hazaar! big shout out to Byron also, absolutely love his channel and those brushes are just sublime, back slaps all round chaps, bravo!
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
Wow, I think this is some of the best feedback I've ever had. I was literally just on the phone to Byron @ArtisOpus and passed on your thanks!
@Nosh_Feratu
@Nosh_Feratu Год назад
@@FauxHammer haha, tis but the truth my friend. The big concepts are often the easiest things to communicate and for the audience to grasp, so its the little tricks and nuances that the pro's like Byron or Richard Gray learn over the years that really put the shine on a model and elevate it above the efforts of us mere mortals. Applied knowledge is power!
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
@@Nosh_Feratu I would love to do a video like this with Richard Gray
@Nosh_Feratu
@Nosh_Feratu Год назад
@@FauxHammer yeah, he is a legend, supremely nice chap aswell. Give him a shout? I learn something new every time I watch one of his videos...the guy is gifted!
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
@@Nosh_Feratu I’m scared to, it’s Richard feckin Gray!!! It took me an hour to work up the courage to speak to him at Golden Demon
@goforitpainting
@goforitpainting Год назад
Really cool.
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
thanks!
@jakelilevjen9766
@jakelilevjen9766 4 месяца назад
45 seconds in, and I am already nodding, saying to myself, “Preach brother!”
@eldraque4556
@eldraque4556 Месяц назад
nice one
@Squirrel-Hermit
@Squirrel-Hermit Год назад
Good stuff...
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
Glad you enjoyed it
@JBearwa
@JBearwa Год назад
do you have a video that shows how you did the streaking grime? Also, great video, I learned a lot!
@TheIcemanModdeler
@TheIcemanModdeler 9 месяцев назад
Thanks for sharing, gonna make a damp pad to keep it from drying.
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer 9 месяцев назад
A damp pad?
@TheIcemanModdeler
@TheIcemanModdeler 9 месяцев назад
@@FauxHammer Whatever it’s called, to slightly dampen the brush.
@sonicwingnut
@sonicwingnut Год назад
Fantastic, planning on drybrushing all my necrons from Imperium so these extra micro-techniques really should help get good results.
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
Tip, paint them Rhinox hide on the base layer, then drybrush the metals over that leaving brown in the shadows
@sonicwingnut
@sonicwingnut Год назад
@@FauxHammer I'm actually going for an alternate colour scheme entirely! Going either dark blue or dark green as a base coat drybrushed over black primer, then layering up to kinda bone coloured highlights - giving them an almost stonelike texture - Zumiko did a video on it. Mine are cyberpunk 'crons though! So all the weapons are bright luminous colours - Using vallejo magenta, bright blue, neon green and bright orange. Already did my Nightbringer in this style and it came out awesome, but the techniques in this vid should really improve how smooth and blended they look.
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
@@sonicwingnut YEah, that was my hope, that this will make people instant pros if they know exactly what to look for. unfortunately sometimes it's just the paint that does not like to work with this technique. but if you are following a Zumitko guide them I'm sure that will be spot on anyway - they are ace!
@cgsrtkzsytriul
@cgsrtkzsytriul Год назад
I also like heavy body acrylics (artist paint) for drybrushing
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
oooh yes, much more fluid and great for smooshing!
@Zeft_Dylis
@Zeft_Dylis Год назад
thanks for the tips especially the part on the dumping pad, I never understood what the feeling I must have after using it. I would really like to see all the footage of dry brushing this church with the Byron's comments.
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
It’s a bit choppy, lots of it is missing and we timelapsed a few segments when talking. But I’ll see what I can throw together from it
@harleyuk322
@harleyuk322 Год назад
@@FauxHammer No matter how 'bad' the video is it will be incredibly helpful!
@BAD-Canon
@BAD-Canon Год назад
One of the best guides for dry brushing I’ve seen. Now I need to get new brushes cause they keep getting butchered.
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
haha, we all have that issue don;t worry. also, thanks.
@adamdahlberg4403
@adamdahlberg4403 Год назад
I'm at 00:50 and I already hit the like button.
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
Wow thanks, i think that's a record!
@souledgar
@souledgar 11 месяцев назад
The bit about preparing colors: how do you stop paint from becoming half dried on the palette by the time you get to it? I live in a relatively humid place, but even then I have paint drying relatively quickly. I even have that issue on globs on wet palettes, let alone on a normal one.
@Solidsnake856
@Solidsnake856 7 месяцев назад
This!! It dries out so quick
@brushwarrior9326
@brushwarrior9326 7 месяцев назад
:O where do u get a texture palette? i always have trouble cleaning them and all
@BB-pf2cs
@BB-pf2cs 11 месяцев назад
How does scale 75 paints go drybrushing with the gel content you mentioned?
@ScytheNoire
@ScytheNoire Год назад
This was great and really helpful. This could also be titled "All the things Byron doesn't tell you!" :)
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
Hahah, he has the ignorance of talent. I’ll tell him on Saturday
@OldManb1981
@OldManb1981 6 месяцев назад
Would you recommend citadel or Vallejo model Color paint for dry brushing? Do Citadel and Vallejo model Color both have a satin finish? Softer look for drybrushing
@Jamie898930
@Jamie898930 Год назад
So much of what I've seen on youtube is what i call overbrushing. this is the first video I've seen where Drybrushing is actually done right. the other thing i would say to deal with chalkiness if you have gone a little to dry is you can knock it back down with a wash and the pigment does settle. however if you drybrush the right way you wont need this step. I use the palm of my hand as a dry brushing palette as if i can highlight the fine lines on my palm, i know i have enough paint on the brush. the skins natural water resistance prevents the moisture exiting the skin and your skin oils can help the paint with the transition. I noticed you used the back of your hand in the video and this works well too.
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
Thanks, great point. Though I use my hand because I’m lazy lol
@Jamie898930
@Jamie898930 Год назад
@@FauxHammer LOL! id say its because dry pallets didn't exist when we started to paint lol. for me it was 1993 lol. we do what works and it makes sense to give it a wipe on the hand to take off the excess and keep on going. but the science is there. Keep up the great work mate!
@MercutioUK2006
@MercutioUK2006 2 месяца назад
Techniques and tips are vital to understanding how to paint figures, as is avoiding the trap of throwing money at brushes. Quality products WILL ABSOLUTELY HELP but don't be afraid to look around. AO are one option but Rosemary and Co, Artify and others all make superb alternatives....... I tend to buy one brush as a sample and compare them for my needs.
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer 2 месяца назад
I'm with you on rosemary but Artify, like Army painter have completely ripped off AO and done a piss poor cheaper job. And whilst sure, AO don't own the copyright of a brush shape. Their approach of making a cheaper copy of a product that another brand popularised without adding any end-user benefit or enhancement is not a business practise I can't in good conscience support. if they took it and improved it sure, but they are capitilising off another companies research with a chepa knock-off. By call means, make your own decision, I'm not here to judge, but Artify can suck it in my personal opinion.
@MercutioUK2006
@MercutioUK2006 2 месяца назад
Cost is definitely a factor here, let's be honest. I've been painting on and off since the mid-80s so while I can absolutely, and with confidence, assert that you do indeed get what you pay for, I am also confident in saying that sometimes, people are persuaded to pay too much for the cachet of owning a particular product without necessarily seeing a commensurate increase in quality. I've recently started again after a break and I have yet to determine where the break point lies...BUT....The forums are a great source of inside information as to who developed which brushes, who owns which company, and where value for money lies. I'll definitely look at AO and Rosemary, perhaps they can justify the cost. We'll see ^^
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer 2 месяца назад
​@@MercutioUK2006 Wow, I've found a sensible person on the internet! Yes you are completely right, and cost is a factor, a huge factor. And whilst it's certainly there and as I said before everyone can make their own decisions. what I love about this hobby is how hobbyists support hobbyists. I would not be where I am if not for the community support and I hope I am doing the same for them in return, it's mutual respect that we share. and I suppose that I have a personal investment in the success of AO too because they have always been good to me, It's the reason I can no longer do impartial brush reviews, because there's just no way i can be impartial toward them anymore. But you are not wrong, Rosemary make great brushes and the price for the quality cannot be argued, find a set that works for you and you're golden.
@MercutioUK2006
@MercutioUK2006 2 месяца назад
@@FauxHammer You know what, I respect that stance - being open about an association in itself is a rare commodity these days! Frankly, if cost was no issue I would buy some of them all and make my decision purely based on quality. Unfortunately I am forced into this cost/value balancing act so in part, I have to validate NOT buying AO or Rosemary to myself, even whilst they get stellar reviews. Either way, I'll give you a cheeky sub :)
@andreikoenig5718
@andreikoenig5718 5 месяцев назад
Doesn't the paint dry on the texture pallete if you put many colors in advance?
@joshpmatthews
@joshpmatthews Год назад
Brilliant video. I was literally thinking over the weekend that my dry brushing isn’t as smooth looking as professional painters. And how can I improve it.
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
Thank you Glad it was helpful!
@kudosbudo
@kudosbudo 7 месяцев назад
7:11 i skip stippling because ive already done base coats with sprays. i can t see stippling working when im just trying to drybrush highlights in white before contrast. sadly this means i cant do models fast with dry brushing. also means i cant easily add drybrush to existing paint without losing what i did before. it would be nice if there were tutorials for this technique that showed how to use it without stippling.
@thadrepairsitall1278
@thadrepairsitall1278 Год назад
I was looking for a texture pallet. I didn't even see one on Amazon.
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
Artis opus website, links in description and that will help. But you can make your own
@pico5694
@pico5694 Год назад
Bout to try today
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
Hope it went well
@pico5694
@pico5694 Год назад
@@FauxHammer I jumped the gun and wind goofed up my priming to windy ahah still came out very nice Ty For video !
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
@@pico5694 wind?
@pico5694
@pico5694 Год назад
@@FauxHammer I got ahead of myself I have to spray prime and when I started it was windy but then it was. I primed black and grey and then dry brushed white on the brightest parts still came out nice just very uneven
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
@@pico5694 oh, the primer! Sorry I was wondering how wind affected you drybrushing 😂
@kudosbudo
@kudosbudo 7 месяцев назад
the big thing that trips me up is when i test my brush on the texture pallete, i use up that paint and when i load more its not the same. how much testing is right? cos when i test that also change how much will come off my brush on the model. it feels very hit and miss. 4:17 thats great but the paints dry really fast and become unusable. 5:58 that experience takes time.theres almost no point drybrushing on an important miniature until you are fairly good at it. im just going to drybrush test minis for a month or so, see if i improve.
@AlexSwireClark
@AlexSwireClark Год назад
where do you get one of those palettes do clean your dry brush?
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
well, it just so happens you get one in our 5 brush "Essentials set". But you can also buy them separately in a variety of styles store.artis-opus.com/products/fauxhammer-starter-set-bundle-mixed-5-brush-deluxe-set-texture-pallet?_pos=3&_sid=d70053b8b&_ss=r&ref=aCq6u7Kh
@ricojacobs6530
@ricojacobs6530 Год назад
Love this!! Like all your videos ❤ What or where can you get or make a little wet dab like you have to get the brush a little …. Moist ?
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
thanks so much. You can get this exact thing from Artis Opus store.artis-opus.com/products/dampening-pad-preorder?ref=aCq6u7Kh or, since you need to pay postage, grab one from Element Games with some other hobby stuff elementgames.co.uk/paints-hobby-and-scenery/getting-started-hobby/start-paints/dampening-pad?d=10279 And you can get Double-Reward Points with our code "FAUX2768"
@ricojacobs6530
@ricojacobs6530 Год назад
Awesome!! You da man! Thank you so much 😊
@dagoelius
@dagoelius Год назад
#1. Use a fan brush instead. Preferably non synthetic bristles, the softer the better. It is far superior in coverage and (lighter layering) application than a mop brush.
@D00M3R_MAVS
@D00M3R_MAVS Год назад
I have goat hair mops (oval wash brushes by daler and rowney) they are perfect and seem to be the design that artis opus/R&C use for theirs. Only thing is you can't really get smaller sized goatshair mops, only big ones. I have the artis opus D set and I still use my goat hair mops when I can, as they are absolutely perfect.
@dagoelius
@dagoelius Год назад
@@D00M3R_MAVS Ive found using a bent eyelash fan brush perfect for fine detail. Modify for fine work by trimming the brush section down to the desired width & length of the area you want to focus on.
@D00M3R_MAVS
@D00M3R_MAVS Год назад
@@dagoelius I'll have to try one of those... thanks.
@D00M3R_MAVS
@D00M3R_MAVS Год назад
@@dagoelius the oval wash brushes are so soft as well, way softer than anything else I've used. it's next to impossible to get that dry/chalky look with them. I used to mainly use them when I was doing bases and scenery TBH, but the level of colouration and highlights I could get with them without even needing to go into pigments was better than anything else I've tried. when dry brushing stuff with lots of edges they pick out everything because of the shape of the head. even with these new gen, purpose made dry brushed they still have a head and side, where as the oval mops are like a bulb shape, so the side is like the tip as well. they're perfect for highly detailed areas with lots of different edges.
@D00M3R_MAVS
@D00M3R_MAVS Год назад
10:13 this looks great, is this the one you used streaking grime on? I have not ventured into oil wash territory yet, but it's something I would like to try. I bought some nice oil paints (a black and a burnt umber) but I don't have the artists white spirit yet, so never tried it out. I am planning a mechanized Ork army soon though, so a lot of vehicles. I definitely want to break out this tech for this project. PS: something else I'd highly recommend are the Tamiya clear colours. I have the clear orange that I use for leaking lubricant on walker legs and stuff like this. It's a great tool for doing realistic wear on vehicles. I picked this up from scale modelers.
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
Yeah I have their clears I want to use them but haven't found a suitablenlronecr. The red is a great blood
@D00M3R_MAVS
@D00M3R_MAVS Год назад
@@FauxHammer I have this stuff called dried or drying blood from secret weapon that is sort of a tech paint for when you want to add older looking blood to stuff. It's great for bases and stuff as it isn't like this super-gloss new blood stuff you can get, it actually looks like it's sat there for a little bit.
@josephbradshaw2825
@josephbradshaw2825 Год назад
At around 0:13, what is the hobby light that you are using? Brilliant video btw :D
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
thanks, good question. It's this ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-6PTI3O40q64.html&ab_channel=FauxHammer
@HamiltonWard
@HamiltonWard Год назад
Where did you get your texture pallet? I can't seem to find one anywhere.
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
they have a load, including our branded one... take your pick.... store.artis-opus.com/products/xl-texture-palette-fauxhammer-edition?pr_prod_strat=use_description&pr_rec_id=8ac16a512&pr_rec_pid=7256855773382&pr_ref_pid=4179780436104&pr_seq=uniform&ref=aCq6u7Kh
@ogre8647
@ogre8647 Год назад
Very helpful!!
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
thanks Kindly
@001Elpato
@001Elpato 3 месяца назад
It´s like watching a pro skater doing tricks like it’s a walk in a park and than you try to do the same thinking and expect you get the same result, people should watch the videos to get inspiration but then it’s all about learning it and spending hours, failing many times and trying again and again, be persistant and do not give up. No one can learn a skill just by watching a video.
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer 3 месяца назад
yeah, direct feedback is one of the most important things you can do.
@ricksanchez3204
@ricksanchez3204 Год назад
I know I do actually break a lot of models dry brushing LOL I just keep going and I forget about some of the more fragile components and then the next thing you know I've got my glue laying next to my dry brush
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
It’s not just you
@TheHobbyCorner
@TheHobbyCorner Год назад
STOP TELLING ME HOW TO WARHAMMER!!! If I want to ruin my brushes I will. If I want chalky paint or a wet dry brush I will bloody have that! Great video btw 😉
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
you're such a nob Kev, I love you.
@TheHobbyCorner
@TheHobbyCorner Год назад
@@FauxHammer hahaha love you too broski 😘
@Hendarion
@Hendarion Год назад
The position "secret" is actually very valid for every miniature painting you're doing. The hunch-over position is no good and if you try to avoid your pain, you often lift hands and lose stability. Get a higher desk or lower chair which allows you to lean your back to the chair while painting and prevents you from hunching over.
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
Yeah it helps no end
@southpaw5483
@southpaw5483 Год назад
Thank you for the content and sharing; When you are using the "stipple" technique, do you (1) load the brush and (2) stipple the model? or do you (1) load the brush, (2) dry off on the palette and then (3) stipple the model?
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
Depends how much is in the brush. I’ll do a quick check on the palette. And make sure it’s nit too wet it heavy. But then just jab it at the surface. It it goes in too heavy I’ll go back to that area as the brush empties to pick it out of the recesses and spread it further round the model. Gotta be quick though, you never want to move paint that’s started to fully dry
@southpaw5483
@southpaw5483 Год назад
@@FauxHammer thx
@vovolkart3312
@vovolkart3312 8 месяцев назад
I want to dry brush an end table. I painted this table with acrylic red paint then I dry brushed over it with ch as ll paint. It turned out maroon. Not at all happy. Help
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer 8 месяцев назад
I’m not sure we’re talking about the Sam type of drybrushing
@Belzediel
@Belzediel Год назад
...you know, I think you're the first person to say, in a YT video, that people use brushes that are too small. I got taught this, rather brusquely, by Blanche, yeah, that one, back in '92. He told me that anything under a #1 was a strap-brush. Developed to do, and to only, really, do, the straps and piping on napoleonic et al tin soldiers. They cannot hold a tip, so they cannot come to a point.
@user-ze6ye4pm1m
@user-ze6ye4pm1m Год назад
what kind of paint did you use acrylic or oil?
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
Acrylic
@martinsivertsen7485
@martinsivertsen7485 Год назад
I'm loving the filter of streaking grime you put over it at the end, you provide a link to AK Streaking Grime in the comments, it seems a bit too dark compared to the finish you achieved? It looks more orange, did you use Rust Streaks as well? I also see some greens, lovely use of spot colours.
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
It was just AK streaking grime, AK047 I think. but they keep changing it. Apparently the Ammo by Mig stuff is more consistent.
@martinsivertsen7485
@martinsivertsen7485 Год назад
@@FauxHammer aha, thanks. I have AK012 (the same one you linked from Element Games). AK047 is their White Spirit. I'll give it a go anyways. I have had this terrain sitting assembled for a few years now, time to get some paint on it and your video motivated me to get cracking.
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
@@martinsivertsen7485 glad it is encouraging you. I often find random RU-vid videos to be really inspiring
@davegilden6603
@davegilden6603 Год назад
Worth noting that as it's designed for scale armour, the stealing grime can come in different varieties - I have AK024 for green and AK069 for panzer grey - both very different.
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
@@davegilden6603 nowadays you can get two bottles of AK024 and they are very different
@jonese848
@jonese848 Год назад
Is this more for terrain and larger flat surfaces, or would this work on army units as well? Wondering moreso because of all the additional painting you have left to do on the minis after this stage.
@aiken2258
@aiken2258 11 месяцев назад
Yes this absolutely works on miniatures for your army. With simple colour schemes (i.e. mostly one colour) you can theoretically paint entire armies in just a couple of days and still get a result that looks good on the table top. You won't win a Golden Demon with it, but if that's what you were trying to do you wouldn't be worrying about time-saving techniques in the first place. Think of it this way. For doing the main colours on a model this gets a good result much faster than standard layering and it's easier to do consistently. You were going to have to paint all those extra details anyway even if you didn't drybrush the bulk colours. It's much faster than the basecoat -> wash -> reapply basecoat -> fat highlight -> thin highlight approach that GW generally advise. A different style to be sure but it still nicely defines volumes and edges. Even if you only do this on the biggest single colour appearing on your model it's an overall timesaver. Another pro tip is that for little details like pouches, charms and what not, no-one will notice if you kind of half-ass it. Spend your time on the model's main colours, the face, weapons and base. No-one will even look at the small details. So you don't need to waste effort on making them really good. A quick basecoat and edge highlight will do the job, throw in a wash maybe if they've got a lot of texture (e.g. chains, ridges, chainmail). Or if the detail is hidden away in a shadow like behind a shield or under an arm/cape? Just don't paint it. Leave that whole area the dark base coat which will be your shadow colour.
@kudosbudo
@kudosbudo 7 месяцев назад
its really not easy to do consistantly as a beginner.@@aiken2258
@This-country-sucks-4
@This-country-sucks-4 7 месяцев назад
What's the texture pad and where can I get one?
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer 7 месяцев назад
store.artis-opus.com/search?options%5Bprefix%5D=last&q=texture%20palette&ref=aCq6u7Kh
@hid6260
@hid6260 15 дней назад
Someone please help me, I want to dry brush to edge highlight as my hands are too shaky. Do I dampen my brush? Do I use a small brush or larger one? I’m not exactly doing large areas so I’d assume smaller to target the edges. Any help would be great. Thank you😊
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer 15 дней назад
Depends on the size of the edges, use the biggest brush you can, but one that allows you to get to all the details. And you wnat your paint a little drier to pick up edges. but still dampen it forst to protect the brush from paint drying on it, then work it offso it inly picks up edges on your texture palett before applying that to the model
@hid6260
@hid6260 15 дней назад
@@FauxHammer fantastic, thank you. It’s just Custodes models so I’ll use whatever fits I guess. And damp but a little dryer so edges can be caught. Thank you.
@liquiddude9855
@liquiddude9855 Год назад
Cytadel DRY paints are very good, they are for dry brushing
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
I've not tested them with this technique, but they may be too dry. I feel they could smoosh well becasue they are more gel like. dunno. need to test it. it's a different way of drybrushing. Taying these are Drybrush paints is like saying these are Contrast paints. sure that;s there intent, but they may not be the best way to do a certain technique.
@minnie6587
@minnie6587 8 месяцев назад
nice video!!btw how do i clean the palette?👀
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer 8 месяцев назад
Thanks. No need to really clean it. Occasionally I’ll re spray mine black to make it look better on video
@minnie6587
@minnie6587 8 месяцев назад
@@FauxHammer thanks🥰but then all the dried paints will just pile up..?😶
@SamRourou
@SamRourou Год назад
One thing I find these types of videos don’t mention : how do you approach switching between colours? Say I have to dry brush some red, then some blue, do you completely clean the drybrush then wipe it until its dry, or do you wait a couple hours until the drybrush is completely dries by itself?
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
So I kinda did touch on this, with preperE your colours in advance and blend through them. It depends what you want, a gradient? Prepare both colours, baske with one. Take a bit of the next and let it mix with the first colour still damp on the brush and blend it through to pure 2nd colour. If you want a harsh contrast. Clear off the brush and go straight to the next.
@bluedotdinosaur
@bluedotdinosaur Год назад
When dry brushing with a properly dampened brush, the brush tends to clean most of the paint off itself when rubbing over a texture pad or equivalent surface. A brush will often end up cleaner than when you started with a particular color. And since a brush isn't meant to be bone-dry but maintain a slight degree of dampness, there's no waiting for it to try. When I dry brush like this I have no down time and use the same brush for very different colors.
@SamRourou
@SamRourou Год назад
@@bluedotdinosaur thank you, that’s very helpful!
@timbuktu8069
@timbuktu8069 Год назад
I have never heard of a texture palette. What is it?
@FauxHammer
@FauxHammer Год назад
It's the board we are using throughout this video, you can get one in our branded essentials set or buy one separately store.artis-opus.com/products/fauxhammer-starter-set-bundle-mixed-5-brush-deluxe-set-texture-pallet
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