No problem, we're glad you liked it! I'm no expert myself, but I think it's fun to try out different techniques. There's definitely nothing wrong with slap chop 👍 just have fun with your hobby!
You can try doing a bit of layering on top of your slapchop to improve the colour gradations. That's what I'm planning to do after watching this video 😊
@@thetabletopskirmisher that's a great idea 👍 the slap chop will provide a rough guide for highlights and shadows that you can improve upon with a bit of layering!
Yes, indeed! A filter over the whole thing at the end (quick), or just glazing each colour on more gradually (slow), would likely have made the transitions more smooth 👍
Thanks for the idea! I don't really see myself as a competition level painter, but it's always good to challenge yourself and try to improve, and maybe making a layering video like that would be a good push 👍
Thank you so much! The colours I used are shown in our Slaangor video (ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-nzsMxHP0tWw.htmlsi=XRrJbotxQsssh83c) around 4.40. For the Bullgor horns, I applied each layer in thin lines, since it is a flat surface.
Hello, I tried translating your comment and I hope that I understood it in the right way. Yes, the machine for mixing paint was given to me as a birthday gift by my sister-in-law. I tried to focus on just one technique in this video, but maybe it should have been longer? Or two separate videos? Thanks for the feedback!
