This Will Turn You Into Blending GOD | explained in 5 minutes

Fire content as usual Zumikito

these guys could be surgeons

I like the tutorial... but I can practically feel my purity seals burning away. 😢

I’ve never painted lighting effects, what’s the best technique to start with and master or is it like I just have to do what I find best for me?

brest strokes ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

"de booooobz"

This is an "ah ha" video for me. Thank you! I really can see this greatly improving my miniature painting!

I like "it" rough 😅

What's the book featured with Arnau Lazaro called please? Great tutorial as always!

That technique kicks ass ))

More! I need more!

Great video! Unfortunately every time I clean my miniatures after an oil wash I seem to rub off the paint down to the primer. My base colors are typically done with airbrush. Do I need to varnish the miniature more? Curious if you have had the same issues. Thank you!

KDM miniatures are really something

for someone who is starting in the hobby do you recomand speedpain or warpaint ?

0:20 "some people says size doesn't matter at does people dont paint minis" hits hard

"Some people say that size doesn't matter. Those people don't paint miniatures."

-Zumikito the real Quotes

What KDM model is that painters scale of course

Dumb question...do you glaze after the layers have dried?

That shirt 🤣

So how do I prevent my brush from completing drying out?

I feel like then at some point the brush is trying to pick up the glaze I just put down😮

But I like the left shading more on the thumbnail

i think a big issue is idk where to do lighting and stuff

Instructions unclear. Painted boobs on my Terminator

Are we waiting for the highlight to dry before the glaze drawing?

I like the rough look, looks more like they've been to war and not on a catwalk

This video is making me feel so stupid, is there a more beginner version lol

De Bööbs

How do you care for your brushes?

Man knows his audience "Have to keep your attention somehow" lmao

2:42 great technique but.. er... whats it actually used for? when do you use it? how do you know when to use it?

Time to try this.

Maybe a bit of a basic question, but how thick is 'glaze consistency'? Like 1:1 paint to water or 1:2?

3:45 🤩

Oil wash’s are 100 times better than citadel so much easier and cheaper to use, yes you need a thinner but modellers have been using oil washes forever. GW will never recommend it as there is no profit for them in recommending another paint system hence the need for contrast paints etc

This is essentially how I learned from the local painters in my area at GW then local hobby shops.. we just kinda called it a mix of feathering/glazing/and wetblending.. I guess Glaze Drawing is the simplest and more effective term! Great video Zumi!

0:40 surely I cant be the only one triggered by how much paint is all up in the ferrule 🤢

Dude you crack me up. Dude you crack me up. Ummm, I was just thinking - BOOBS! Wait, did you say breast stroke or brush stroke. I couldn't tell.

u forgot the first step. get a brush that doesnt hook. hahaha

Honestly there is something about the rough look that i just love more.

thank you for this Zumikito.

2:03 did you used the same paint?

Great video. The example is for lightening. Does this technique also work for darkening the figurine? In any case, get my subscription :D

The bewbs. Loved this so much. Thanks Zum

I hope you see the statistic that I liked and subscribed after you started painting the boobs

love the classy pronunciation of "byuwbs"! 😝

Isnt drybrush is the same thing?