1 Year Birthday Party
Hello everyone and welcome to our first birthday here on the Patreon.
We will be looking at how I painted the skin tones on this Mongol bust in the video tutorial series, and we'll be breaking down how to create effective skin tones for all your miniatures, 28mm and beyond.
We will also be giving away brush sets, exclusive miniatures, painted miniatures and paint sets from Scale 75. As a member of the Patreon you are automatically entered.
For the video seminars we can continue with Julis Caesar, look into Ultramarines, Thousnad sons, Knights, simple weathering with water activated paints - just let me know what you'd prefer to see and I'll ficus on it in the coming Sundays.
Myles
Comments (13)
knights would be ace!
Oh anything bro! U da man
Ceasar
Going from the wine industry, to painting miniatures while drinking wine, was a fine choice. Anyway, you make us try our own things and just be better painters. And making GW sales of incubi darkness go up. Cheers Myles!
Congratulations such a good channel!! Any sort of weathering tutorials and ultramarines would be great!
Congratulations! Would love to see Your take on non-candy coat Thousand Sons. And that Mongol Bust looks Crystal Brush Material.
the mongol bust tutorials are going to be great….and of course the Julius Caesar too
The Mongol Bust and Julius Caesar
Can’t wait for those bust tutorials. 👍🏻
1 year already? Gosh time flies by when you are having fun. Keep up the good work and we are looking forward to many more years. Congratulations on 1 year and the fantastic & inspiring content you release.
Happy birthday! I’m really glad I joined. Personally I would like to see weathering tutorials (for World Eaters) with ak interactive paints and chipping medium for example. I would also love to see your Emperor’s Children videos and maybe a tutorial for Death Korps of Krieg? Thanks!
Hey Myles, congrats again! Love everything you've done with your Patreon. As for requests, I very much look forward to the skin/face series - in addition to what you have planned, I would like to see something on how to paint large batches of models with exposed skin (I'm thinking of guard armies).
Congrats on it being a year! Your work is inspirational! :-)