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How to build a wet palette (Patreon)

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2016-10-09 14:27:00
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Hey Folks,Thanks for the amazing feedback on the Slaughterpriest Video and thank you for your amazing support!I get a lot of messages of people asking how i set up my wet palette, which brushes i choose etc.This is the first video, in a small series of technical videos, that will explain the fundamentals of painting miniatures, or at least my way ;)."Ben´s Basics"I hope you like it!Please let me know in the comments what kind of content you always wanted to see!!

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Eugene Domingo

is it just me or does the downloadable video have no sound? I have the same problems with the wet palette. First it was the paint separating, so then I tried wiping off the top of the paper with a paper towel first. Now it's too dry. I'm using paper towels and baking paper.

Miniature Merchant

do you ever find that much water is a problem? I was always taught to have damp paper instead of "drowning", or is that much better?

Ben Komets
>>5601299

Well i prefer having a lot of water so i can reduce the air trapped under the parchment paper. Some papers are getting desolved when they are wet for too long.. and its definitely too much if the paper floats around in the surface