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Back with part 3 of Lion El Jonson, we turn the model around to tend to the "cold" side of the miniature and create the temperature contrast that plays off the warm light illuminating the front. I will be covering 2 different materials in this tutorial, the cold side of the Gold NMM lion shoulder pauldron, and his red cape. The introduction mentions that watching both Part 1 and 2 of The Lion is very helpful as this video builds on those properties. As well you may want to head over to my blog post From the Desk - Changing Temperatures for a 5min read and a nice little primer to get a bigger picture of what I'm looking to achieve in the use of colour temperature.

As well if you open the video on Youtube, you have better access to the chapter jumps in the description :)

https://www.bbminiatures.com/from-the-desk/changing-temperatures

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How to Paint Lion El Jonson Dark Angels Cold Temperatures pt.3

In Part 3 I demonstrate how the main elements of the Gold NMM and Red Cape painted in a Cool shadow Temperature. All paints are listed with the following brackets indicating the brand. Scale Colour from Scale75: SC Scale Artists from Scale75: SA AK Interactive 3rd gen: AK Kimera Kolour: KA Olive Green(SA), White(SC), Black(SC), Sahara Yellow(SC), Tenere Yellow(SC), Inktensity Purple, Inktensity Crimson, Phaelo Green - blue shade(KA), Turquoise(SA). Chapters: 0:17 Introduction 6:01 Cold Gold 19:35 From Green into Yellow 26:02 Making it Shine 33:11 Cape Colour Introduction 38:09 Sketching the Lights 54:46 Section Focus 1:06:41 Getting Very Cold 1:16:19 Unifying & Cleaning 1:17:28 Bridging Values 1:21:19 Creating Tension 1:30:26 Adding Depth to the Finish Want some Scale75 paints on your brush with a nice touch of discount, and showing some love along the way? Head to https://scale75.com and use the Discount Code: BBMINIATURES10 Brush: Artis Opus no. 2 & 00. I use Artis Opus Brushes for all my miniature paintings. If you would like to get yourself a brush or a set, going through this link to purchase it will bump me a small commission and would go towards the creation of more hobby content that supports the Pro Palette :) https://elementgames.co.uk/paints-hobby-and-scenery/artis-opus/artis-opus-brush-set?d=10827

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