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Thank you for this tutorial. I've seen a number of these, but one thing that yours had that others didn't was an emphasis on the fine brushstrokes to achieve that muscle fiber look. I definitely have to try this out with the orks I'm painting up. Exalted.

Thanks so much, dude, that was epic. The best thing about it isn't learning how to paint ork skin, videos like your's teach me how to paint. Fact. Keep it up, man, huge props to you!

I'll be checking out your other videos later!!

Just started using this technique and I gotta say, I love it. I might sound like a derp but before I started repainting my orks (first army I played with), I didn't 'get' the idea of shading/drybrushing. This tutorial has really helped me out, and I appreciate it a lot.