I think the best part of this, for me, is the basing, as I can modify that to get some... *other* results. Use a super bright lime green or pastel blue and suddenly it's not lava, it's magic. Thanks, Marco!
I have been mini painting and watching painting videos for about 6 years. This is easily one of my favorite videos. I learned so much more in this short video that I haven’t learned from so many other people. Thank you so much and I look forward to watching your whole catalogue and future videos.
I was looking for a guide for flames rising from a charred/burnt object - youtube read my mind and recommended this vid. Thanks for sharing this. I am, however, not confident I can complete even a single figure in just 3 hours.
Perfect timing 😁! Don't worry about the time, that's just a sub product of experience and planning; focus on quality, all the rest will come by itself 😉
2 hours ago watching your Iron Golems speedpaint - I have not seen anyone tackle the new Scions yet... 2 hours later - it's one of them days, I better go and get some lottery tickets!
For the first time ever, I didn't watch your, Marko's, new video immediately, and I have been trying to think of why that was. It came down to this, some kind of... skill-depression/master fatigue. I have painted here and there for many years, but not to a level I think is good, which is of course my problem, and not something I blame others for. But every time I see your work, Marko, I am completely blown away. Your skill, the way you master the different aspects of even individual paint manufacturers to get the results you want, is just mind boggling. And not only that, the way you explain things, have given me more insight into this hobby than I’ve ever had before. You and Vince Venturella are, for me, the true masters of miniature painting on RU-vid, and the all-mighty algorithms of RU-vid should be pushing your videos to the front page, every day! So, what’s wrong? To be honest, you are too good. I know you too make mistakes, and I know that you have done this professionally for a long time, and I know that I am not a professional, and that shouldn’t be what I am for, and still… Dammit man, you are so freaking good! I absolutely love your art style and your videos, and I will keep watching them and keep promoting them to others. But, if I could make a humble request, it would be this, Is it possible for you to make a short video that shows how you got to this stage? Like… old miniatures or paintings or something. Because I know, logically, there was a learning curve for you too, but emotionally, I don’t see it, and my brain uses this against me, and against me continuing with this amazing hobby. Love your work man. Many long-distance manly hugs from Sweden!
Thanks a million man! Really, from the heart 😊 I understand the feeling and I can totally relate because sometimes I feel the same seeing the production of other great painters 😅 there's always someone better! It could be an interesting topic to explore in video... In the meantime the short answer is: a ton of constant practice, study and good teachers. I know it's cheesy and not a groundbreaking revelation 😅 but I really believe this is the only way to become good at anything
@@MarcoFrisoniNJM haha, I know man, practice makes perfect! :D Thanksbfor your reply, sometimes it's nice to know that even badass people have bad days. My favorite is probably from Darwin, he has a passage in his journal that reads, "But I am very poorly today and very stupid and hate everybody and everything" :D I'll be practicing again tomorrow :) Have an awesome weekend!
Marco, my friend, I’m a budding mini painter and I’m subscribed to many different mini painters but I have to say that no one understands painting more than you....a true ARTIST! Thank you so much for your content and keep up the awesome work; you inspire me to push well past my comfort zone and aspire to be my best.
This is, without doubt, one of the most impressive painting videos I've ever seen... and I watch pretty much all of you well known RU-vid mini painters. 3 hours... Jesus on toast. Incredible.
Yeah! You are right Mr Frisoni... it's always good to have visual art references before starting a project. You are my reference with these awesome pics in the last minute! Thanks! Best video tutorials out there!
My mind is blown. I have been trying to get better by AVOIDING relying on box art - hoping trial and error would provide better teaching. The advice at the end of this video (to learn from others' years of experience) has probably saved me years of struggle. Thank you!!
You've shown so many genius techniques here! You're a great instructor, and I appreciate your explanations. Those are some amazing models. Thanks for sharing!
I've probably watched this video two dozen times. I find something new and interesting every time. Also I love hearing Marco say "the Scions of the Flame."
I've got the Warcry: Catacombs boxset waiting for painting and I was looking forward to painting the Scions of the Flame the least out of everything. But thanks to this Video I'm now reallly up for them! Thanks Marco!
Ok so Marco is the reason why I am buying the new starter set. I was undecided and once again his tutorial got me to buy a new game...first was Necromunda with Corpse Grinders
Absolutely amazing! Can’t say I’m even close to being able to do this scheme justice yet, but I will probably be stealing the bending the pin under the base trick!
One of the best videos you have done (filming and editing) and... yeah those minis was... amazing as well! Keep up the great job Marco and stay healthy!
I never used a hairdryer for the crackle paint...maybe that's why I never got bigger cracks. Anyways, awesome paintjob and super useful tips. Grazie Marco!
OK, this vid was epic from genital highlight to transparency tricks. I really like the fact that this speed paint approach rely more on color theory / planning than on brush/airsoft manipulation skills: I usually paint 1-2 times per week and can apply these methods straight forward. Thanks for this ! (PS: I secretly hope to see infinity miniatures on this channel).
Hellllo guys!! Another amazing tutorial Marco! 3 hours? 3 HOURS? THREEEEEE HOURS?!!!! I couldn't even do that with contrast paint in 3 hours! amazing work my friend - i have just about picked up the courage to try painting with an airbrush so will be def hitting up all your vids for tips/techniques and just general positivity and creativity. Thanks for doing what you do.
@@MarcoFrisoniNJM I'm a noob and since you were doing it from under the miniature i really thought that its the opposite of zenital since is from down unda :D
I thought i heard that wrong, "A little more than 3 hours from start to finish." Did you sign something in blood, WTF? Your speed paintings are works of art!
