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We are doing a video tutorial series on how we have been painting figures.   The past couple years we have been working out a way for those who are inept (like me) and those who are adept (like Christie) to be able to paint figures fast, and well enough that they look good in person and in a photo.   We have made substantial progress incorporating and modifying techniques we have learned from others (many on these forums,  classes at reaper-con, etc.) Here is out latest video,  step two of our pre-shading process.  Feedback and questions always welcome! 

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Well crud! Here is the link.
https://youtu.be/BjRKjcDnfMY

Seems interesting, followed the link though and your Youtube page only has four videos on painting, only one of which is a part of this tutorial series it seems. An idea might be to do a singular model from start to finish, detail which paints, materials and brushes you're using in the first video. Then step by step do videos for the model in each phase of painting and number them and label them in order as you guys do them. You see talented, I'd love to be able to follow you guys step by step in an attempt to learn.

Vivid8 wrote:
Seems interesting, followed the link though and your Youtube page only has four videos on painting, only one of which is a part of this tutorial series it seems. An idea might be to do a singular model from start to finish, detail which paints, materials and brushes you're using in the first video. Then step by step do videos for the model in each phase of painting and number them and label them in order as you guys do them. You see talented, I'd love to be able to follow you guys step by step in an attempt to learn.

Absolutely! The rest of this series will be up soon, we had several requests to knock out the goremaw video. Follow us, we will be getting the rest of them up soon!

Pretty cool concept. Ty for sharing.