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1) Basecoating 1:02 2) Wetblending 5:09 2+)Loaded brush 7:48 3)Layering 8:33 4)Washes 11:26 5)Drybrushing 13:25 6)Edgehighlighighting 15:04 7) Glazing 17:04 … like and suscribe dude!

No one ever explained loaded brush so clearly and concisely thank you. Your videos never compromise the INFO for the sake of the TAINMENT and I always feel like your videos are a good use of time. Keep doing what you do it's important for the community!

As someone new to the hobby who's still working up the courage to paint his first mini this is a tremendous help! Thanks for taking a step back to teach us beginners. I'd happily watch more fundamentals of mini painting if you wanted to make it a series. And thank you for your hard work!

I've been painting for more than 20 years, but these kinds of videos are always a great reminder of things to try, to be aware of, or to reconsider. Thanks for the great video!

Great video! Thanks for taking the time to put all these techniques in one video and with excellent instruction.

Bravo Sir, this is a must watch for new painters as well as old to revisit techniques. Thank you for all your videos!

Thank you for this video! Out of all the "how to" videos I have seen, this one explains these techniques so much better. Cheers.

Genuinely one of the best tutorials out there. So insightful. Thank you. X

That is one stunning Seraphon-warrior and this video gave me a ton of great ideas to try going forward. Like for example not being afraid of experimenting more with wetblending and the use of more colors to get more interesting layers or more "pop" to the mini.

Thanks so much for this video. I’m getting back into painting minis after a 13 year break, love your channel!

Just coming back into the hobby after 30 years....this has been so useful...i'm gonna try and take what I thought i knew (30 years ago) and what you've outline here to see how far I can go! Thank you!

Very well explained. I particularly like your emphasis on letting the desired result dictate the techniques applied, rather than the other way around. Also, I would love to see more about that jungle mossy base - it looks fantastic.

Perfect video! Not only for a friend who just started but also for me as a reminder on some techniques

I really love your teaching approach, how you both explain the theory, and how to apply it. How basics are the most important things, but being rigorous with them doesn't imply being rigid about them. Thanks for putting out all of this great content, you are the main reason I'm thinking of dipping my toes in this hobby again (after the all too common undiluted blobs of paint on LoTR GW models when I was 12), only stopped for now by the idea that the minis I find the coolest are way too often offered at a price I'm not yet ready to pay 😂 Keep the excellent work, hope you're enjoying making this content as much as I love watching it

This video was SUPERB, really appreciate all the skill and effort that went into making such a clear, digestible and extremely useful guide 🙌 thank you!

This is probably the most useful painting video out there. Thanks a lot! It helps so much!

Very helpful video for new and seasoned painters alike! One of the most important things I've learned for mini painting is how to correctly fix mistakes. After knowing how to fix mistakes, it really makes painting less stressful and intimidating.

Thank you for the video, it's a very comprehensive guide to the fundamental techniques! Even if I have heard of, been shown, and even tried all of these at least once, your explanation and examples make a big difference.

I’m still very new to painting but I was so surprised the first time I tried glazing in shadows with agrax earthshade rather than just slapping it all over. You can have way more control with a wash than you’d think.