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This is a public video, but people have told me they were able to understand better what is going on in the nurgle videos after watching this, so I am also putting it here :) 

It's also a bit of an example of how my patreon videos look for new people, so there :)


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Miniature Painting 101: How to do Layering and Glazing - And why not to stress about it too much!

check out my in depth painting tutorials at https://www.patreon.com/trovarion This Video is about "Layering" and "Glazing" - what's the difference and what should you be aware of? Additionally I will tell you why you should not worry too much while painting! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Watch me live at https://www.twitch.tv/Trovarion Follow me at: https://www.facebook.com/trovarion https://www.twitter.com/trovarion/ https://www.instagram.com/trovarion/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Miniature related apparel: https://teespring.com/de/stores/trovarion-fanshop-and-apparel Royalty Free Music used: "Dance"by http://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music "Dubstep" by http://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music

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Highway Chile

Great video! Can I ask, how do you make the edges of each colour smooth? (Is it called in feathering?) Sorry I'm very new

Trovarion

can you point out a timeframe in the video? There were at least two different options used, none of them I would necessarily call feathering.

Federico

amazing video! first time i really understand what is Glazing and how really do it! ur the best. just one thing: glazing make ur project way longer to finish or is it just a matter of practise??? ty mate

Trovarion

you mean longer compared to just layering, or? :) it is definitely a matter of practise: getting the right consistency takes time to find out and amount of color on the brush, etc. but i feel it's SO rewarding! and yes, it takes a bit longer, but with practise you can reduce that time agai significantly!