The Basics: Practicing Highlighting on Perry AWI Militia Part 2

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You don't always have to use complimentary colors, but more on that in the final part. Also, don't be afraid to mix your paints!
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VMC = Vallejo Model Color
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VMA = Vallejo Model Air
VPA = Vallejo Panzer Aces
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Комментарии : 9

@RustyDice 10 лет назад

I've found if you wrap your tile/pallet/whatever, in kitchen baking foil, you can rip off the foil at the end of each project and not have to re-wash the pallet time after time. Really great series of videos, great to hear you thinking out loud as you go. Very informative! :)

@Nobleshield 10 лет назад

Great video as always. I tend to always seem to have issues highlighting as either it goes too thick or doesn't seem to have any effect, so this is very helpful! I need to experiment more with mixing colors, I don't do it very often.

@jjab99 10 лет назад

Another great video, well done.

@JulianusMaximianus 10 лет назад

It's interesting to see how you mix your colours, your method is much more confident and accomplished than mine. I end up always fussing about the amounts of each pigment. The irony is, I'm a litho printer, and I spent many years learning how to mix colours perfectly to a set swatch for commercial printing, my mixes were used for printing. Yet when I mix very small blobs of paint for my miniatures, I get all anal and precious for some reason. I need to loosen up and feel the pigments more rather than work to an exact science. Great video.