Update
I've just re-uploaded the second video of the Troggoth video for the Gloomspite Gitz, the previous upload seemed to have some resolution issues, so this should have fixed them.
I'll be uploading a PDF for Magore's Fiends at the end of the week, and next week will be a video for them.
I've also started a recording my first Golden Demon entry! which is the Looncurse Squighopper, and am also converting Nagash as another entry, which will soon be started. Other Golden Demon entries planned include Abaddon and a Keeper of Secrets.
The plan is to fit in gaming style painting in between Golden Demon video painting, so that there is a mixture. In the pipeline for gaming models still are Blackstone Fortress models, Warcry models and Space Marines of all varieties.
*One final note. I've noticed a lot of people cancel their subscription right before the end of the month to avoid paying on the charge date. Some of you may be under the impression that you are paying for the upcoming month, this is not correct. The charge on the 1st of every month is for the month just gone. If you cancel at the end of the month it means that you have taken all of the content for that month and then not paid for it.
Comments (9)
Hey i cant find the PDF for this guy was it ever uploaded or am i just searching for it wrong? really love the look of this guy as im wanting to go with the Iron Horde scheme. Please let me know!
I haven't got it up yet but I'm thinking of doing a new video with a very similar model and writing the pdf at the same time. This was done a while ago and I have better equipment now.
Hi, I to was wondering about the pdf of this model. I can't find it
Ah sorry, I haven't uploaded it! I'll try and do it this weekend!
Hey I was wondering when you'll be uploading the PDF for these guys? Unless I've missed it? Thanks.
This looks fantastic, can we get a 360 view of it when done please? I'm curious how you cope with NMM generally not looking convincing from other angles. Do you paint multiple light sources to make it look correct from other angles? Would you paint a full NMM figure for competition? I assume making a fully NMM figure look good enough from every angle to win a competition is quite difficult?
I'll be doing a video on the rear of Magore as I am going to do some freehand on his cloak, so you will see the back! You do have to do multiple light sources, but the main thing is that front and back are never seen at the same time, so you can treat them as separate images. It is just the sides of the model that are more tricky, so you kind of look for ways to blur it in. I will be doing some NMM figures for competition, so I guess we will see! :D
I'd always advise a DSLR. Camera phones are fine if you can use them in pro mode but they'll never compete with a proper DSLR purely due to the large lenses. If you have space for a set-up with a tripod then even better!
loving the content, feel my painting has escalated exponentially, or perhaps, exponentially escalated :D thanks a ton! what's your thoughts on pics/documentation with a camera (stepping up from cellphone). reliable point and shoot or invest more in something with settings/aperture/tripod etc?