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Hey guys, quick tutorial on how to paint red armour!

Any CC welcome!




http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h6ylKZxoDRg&feature=youtube_gdata

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It's alright. It basically tells us what paints to use and not much else. Vocals would be good (or text, to not clash with the music) to say things like "I put the red mix here, because this and that", because a video of just you painting is not that helpful to people, if I'm honest.

Another thing that would make your tutorial slightly more credible would be you showing the finished results of the model after it's done. In the beginning or in the end of your video. Or both.

Other than that, good music for a tutorial. Great picture quality. The grey-white background is excellent.

Good job, man

Will take those things into consideration, thank you!

That was kinda pointless.

Maybe it's just that I already know how to build strong reds without using a basecoat colour, or maybe it's just that you said nothing the whole time.

Talk to your viewers. If they hear you giving them vocal instructions they will get far more out of your videos and thus, get better results.

It also increases the likelihood that they will tell their friends...

Better lighting I would say is a must as well. Your reds look brown and show nothing of what your instructing at all. If I were to look at this video as a beginner I would be confused how your colors are how to paint red (even if you tell them red gore it still looks like your painting brown, newbies wont know what red gore is possibly- who are your target audience)