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How to paint blue feathers
🕑 Added 2018-03-16 14:50:01 +0000 UTCHello,
today I have for you a video tutorial on which I presented and explained how I painted blue feathers on Magnus leg.
I already made a video tutorial on this subject before but now I'm using a different technique, I have a much better camera and I'm much better in recording videos.
I personally am very happy with the quality of this video. I think that what I presented here is easy to understand and that you can see exactly what I'm doing with my paintbrush.
I hope that after watching the video you will agree with me and you will enjoy this tutorial.
Regards
M
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Flameon Miniatures
There is exactl list of all the paint I used and mixes on each of my pdf tutorials. Check out interesting you colors by following a hashtag. Here you can follow "feathers" and here is the list of tutorials on this exact topic: <a href="https://www.patreon.com/FlameonMiniatures/posts?tag=feather">https://www.patreon.com/FlameonMiniatures/posts?tag=feather</a> :)
Luis Pena
Do you have a place where you list the exact paints you use?? I would love to know. Thank you
SquiddlyKicks!
Thanks! i've used W&N Series 7 but i had problems with stray hairs. I'll give removing them a try. :)
Flameon Miniatures
Thanks, I'm using Winsor & Newton series 7 size 1. I almost always have to remove a few hair that are ruining pointy ending, that's why it has this shape.
SquiddlyKicks!
Amazing work! I can't wait to see it when it's all done. Can i ask what paint brush you used in this video? i've never seen a brush keep a point that nice before! :)
Flameon Miniatures
There's not much left to paint. Wings, a dagger that he has on his back, two small white robes that are going on his back and a bit of his torso. I will assemble a few big elements in the next week, this is going to be great to finally see the bigger picture :)
Flameon Miniatures
Thank you! I'm trying to make my tutorial as good as I can :)
Brad Anthony
Incredible work, and a great video. I won't say you make it easy to replicate, because I doubt I could, but I think you explain the concepts and techniques wonderfully. What elements are left? His wings? The final product is going to be spectacular.
Olaf Anderson
Great work as always Maciek. I really appreciated when you made a point to tell us the importance of using different parts of the brush in specific ways to achieve certain effects or deliver the paint in a specific way, very helpful.
