Speed Painting Showdown: Gloomspite Gitz Goblins! Compare 3 Different Techniques and Pick a Winner!

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Before emarking on a big batch of goblins, I wanted to try a few different styles of speed painting to see which was going to be faster - and which one was going to produce a better result. Which do you prefer?
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22 авг 2023

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@LoveBagpipes 6 месяцев назад

I like the drybrushed one best

@Magicwillnz 8 месяцев назад

I think people underestimate how good opaque paints are at speed painting. Mostly what people are doing with speed paints is applying a quick base coat, which you can easily do with high-quality opaques. I really like Vallejo's extra opaque, but I'm going to be gnashing at the teeth to try the new Fanatic paints.

@JollyLark 8 месяцев назад

Yeah, I'm excited about those too. I have the full Vallejo "heavy" set, but don't end up using them as often these days, since getting the Pro-Acryl range. Most PA paints cover almost as well as the heavy Vallejos and are easier to work with. There's a couple that I still pull out sometimes.

@Dryzual 5 месяцев назад

Nice

@Oluabayo 11 месяцев назад

Number 2 is good, maybe combine it with the lighter skin of number 3 so his little face pops out of the hood:)

@JollyLark 11 месяцев назад

Yeah, I agree. I think a combination of white and black base coats might be the best option. Probably faster to prime black, then paint the face and hands a lighter color than priming white and painting the robes black.

@HasteHobbies 11 месяцев назад

Liking your channel's energy! You may want to run noise reduction over your audio, in audacity or in your editor, there is a fairly big background hiss on yours videos. Cheers

@JollyLark 11 месяцев назад

I appreciate the feedback - thanks!