Paint Magician, no idea how small the club is of people who can do something that good, that fast!

Thanks a million guys! The premiere's chat ends immediately after the video and there are always pending questions that I don't have time to answer (and I can never say a proper0 goodbye!), but feel free move the discussion in the comments

The pragmatic, non dogmatic approach of using whatever works best for the task at hand keeps me coming back to your channel.

My wife: Why did you just let out a "SQUEE!"? Me: Because Marco my dear, it's time for MARCO! 😍

@MarcoFrisoniNJM

3 жыл бұрын

lololol

@LazarsMusic

3 жыл бұрын

This is incredibly accurate haha

@helloyou5549

4 ай бұрын

you sound like somene whose wife has a BF

Honestly love the content you make. Every time I see a miniature painted by you to gets me crazy motivated to slap paint on something

It's Marco day! Yaay!

you sir are the reason i keep buying new paint mediums and i love and hate you for it. Awesome vid!

@adriannabcustomfurniture

3 жыл бұрын

My husband sees another Amazon box on the front porch and he doesn't even ask anymore. He knows the answers is related to painting, 9 times out of 10 lol or it's something for our daughter haha.

That was some ENERGY in that opening, took me by surprise!

Every video I think "Yup, Marco has peaked, he'll never paint something better". Fast forward to the next video and repeat the process. AMAZING result Marco! True mastership

I'd love to see how the heroes are finished off to match the feel of the rest. I always have a hard time using these techniques on non-villains. Partly cause I always play the villains. Lol

God bless you Marco, no one can’t compare to you in teems of how damn understandable and easy you explain everything.

Anyone else shout "HELLOOOO GUYSSSS" in marco' accent when the video starts...? No? Just me then...

@MarcoFrisoniNJM

3 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😘

You are one of two channels (out of 20 30 something) that I give a like and know I'll comment on before I even get my "Hello Guys!" intro out of the way... Thanks again for more specific oil content Marco! Started on a colossal red dragon using your suggestions. Loving oils!

"Hello guuuuuys!" People down the block: Marco must be making another video. Great work man. You've converted me to oils.

@MarcoFrisoniNJM

3 жыл бұрын

Lol, my neighbours on the floor for sure!!!

Just a stunning result, extraordinary chromatic skin, fur and details, still tied in with the cursed city models you've shown us, but such a stsndout centrepiece too.

The more I watch these oil/acrylic mixed paint jobs, the more I really want to try oils. Awesome video

Oil videos are never enough, thank you so much king.

Beautiful job, I am driving my (extremely supportive) wife crazy buying more paints, mediums, and I am so floored at the results I am getting for myself - and how easily they are coming. Thanks again Marco - you make this look effortless and you provide great context!

Awesome

Artists like you make it look sooooo easy 🤣😏😭😭😭 superb stuff.

THANKS FOR YOUR OILS VIDEOS I WILL GET MY HANDS IN OILS SOON THANKS

Great! A new video!

it makes me so happy to see someone using oils for things other than washes (and the result, here, is wonderful!)

Amazing job like allways Master Marco

I find your oil removal step mesmerising.. Like watching a lottery scratchcard or the show catchphrase 😂😂

Marco, the perfect balance of lively, welcoming personality and extreme skill and talent

@MarcoFrisoniNJM

Жыл бұрын

😊😁😊😘

Thanks a million Marco ;) It's time to paint and use some oil colors !

I'm rewatching all these oil videos through the playlist again and it's as impressive every time. I'm taking out my oils next time I paint for sure!

God damn, you make it look SO easy

Nice!

I've been looking forward to this! Thanks Marco you made a real difference in my work.

lol when i the adds before watching this video were both about Pizza... an then Mario... i mean Marco starts talking... I'm dying. love the Vid, thanks for the great inspiration. Epic Work!

Badass Leeman Ru... Err... Radukar figure!

thats friggin awesome man

Great stuff friend 👏 👍

love it

Spectacular!

wonderful art! I'd love to see these techniques applied on Ogres and Dark Elves. Keep it coming!

Just astonishing, great work

beautiful!

Amazing again and again! ;D

Thanks for all of the great content! Another fantastic video!

This is like magic 🤩🤩🤩 Especially the blending.

Awesome video as expected! Thank you for the content, it is very very appreciated in the community.

Beautiful work, Marco! Thanks for sharing so much with us!

Amazing as always Marco, thank you!

This is great stuff! Thanks, Marco :)

Your videos just keep getting better and better. I love your work. Thank you for sharing.

looks amazing Marco, looking forward to trying this!

Awesome, like always ^^

Very good video. I like the mixed methods you used. Regards!

Amazing.

Amazing work. Ive been trying the acrylic and oils style and this has helped even more. Cheers to you Marco!

I feel like I'm watching Da Vinci give me a break down of how he did the Mona Lisa. Marco, you're an absolute wizard.

you are a wizard

Every time it is a great learning and visual experience watching your videos Marco. And they keep getting better and better, your attitude and drive is infectious in an absolutely positive way! I agree with another poster that seeing you paint is like hearing a symphony being written and come together, please continue Maestro😁

I love your workflow, Marco! Every time I paint lately I've been incorporating more and more of your techniques into my own process. Thank you SO much for sharing your knowledge with us!

This channel helped me just decide to buy some oil paints. I'm trying out water mixable oils, a lot of this stuff looked like what I've been finding myself trying to do with acrylic anyway. I'm looking forward to trying this stuff out and I'll definitely be watching more of these vids.

You bring so much life to Radukar! Outstanding work buddy

I really really want to try out these techniques and appreciate your thorough and technical explanations that dont get too complicated. amazing what you can accomplish in small time with using the best of both worlds!

Like a musician who has a melody in his mind, i see you painting the models. It doesn’t make sense at the beginning when its all over in the weirdest colors, but the more you add, the mode it makes sense. And at the end you have a wonderful composition. Well done Marco!

@MarcoFrisoniNJM

3 жыл бұрын

😍😊😍 Thank you soooooo much!!!

The Linseed Brotherhood approves! Absolutely beautiful and inspirational results here, Marco!

@MarcoFrisoniNJM

3 жыл бұрын

😁😁😁 Thanks a million man!!! Let's give to big acrylic something to worry about 😂

It almost looks like a line drawing.. your painting tips will definitely help me out. We’ll see how it works on 10mm

Hoped for a new cursed City hero/villian :.( But will definetly love this one, too xD Edit definetly have to cover me in ashes and bow deep in front of the maestro! i should have had more faith ;D such a stunning piece of art and informative video... again! three thumbs up

it's my bday today. marco on ur bday? ohhh fug yeah dude.

Soulblight Gravelords is still the most on-the-nose Warhammer name possible.

Amazing work. I'd love to see you paint a Battlemech... they're only part Mecha... 😂

Love your work. Do you have any ideas on how you would translate this colour scheme to Blood Knights?

Sooooo much talent it's insane. Do you varnish a piece like this when it's done?

I've started trying oils out and although my results beyond a simple oil wash so far have been....not great, i'm going to carry on.

Hi Marco, so inspirational! so much so that I will give a try to simple stuff tomorrow! I was wondering, can you comment on how long a thin layer of paint takes to dry so that you can work over it or touch it without smearing, without the use of your DIY drying oven, in work similar to that of th video?

Nice to see this, I just completed my first miniature using oils over a base of acrylics, and the results are much more interesting than my usual approach where I inevitably spend a lot of time making things neat, working on my contrast but not having many interesting color variances etc. between light and shadow or across organic elements such as skin tones. one challenge I had was putting down a dark blue across scales embedded in sections of flesh, I did not want the blue to contaminate the flesh tones which proved to be a real challenge when removing excess at the end of the process, any tips?

@MarcoFrisoniNJM

3 жыл бұрын

Nice! You shouldn't worry too much about contaminations or a perfect placement during the initial wash and clean, but if you really need extreme precision and separation you should alter the order of application painting the blue of scales after/on top of the flesh tone for example

@Jak0vas

3 жыл бұрын

@@MarcoFrisoniNJM good advice thanks, I put the oils on a little thick similar to your predominately oil tutorial, I think if I had of waited and thinned it more I could have used it more as a pin wash as I lost some pre highlights, lots to learn, but I tell you what, great fun experimenting and some great effects I got that I would not begin to know how to do with acrylics, probably tons of purposeful glazing.

Love the series on oils! Definitely going to be trying them out 👍 my question is how do you dispose of oil paints and white spirits? White spirits especially seem a bit nasty!

Wow man, your videos keep getting better and better, congrats! Have you considered building a grisaille in oils and then moving to transparent acrylics to add on top of it? It is hardly achievable in one single painting session due to oils drying times, but you can very quickly add the grisaille on several models in just one go, which is interesting when painting warbands/units or you just don't have much time to paint and need to paint in shorter sessions anyways.

Thanks a million for this! I would die to see you paint the new Bloodknights with your process. You need to start a vampire army, Marco 😅

Ah another amazing video! Should you read this, could you let us know the PSI you’re working with when airbrushing. Your paint comes out so strong yet controlled.

So inspired by your work! I've learned so much watching this series and feel like I just might be able to dig myself out of the massive backlog of minis i want to paint! Thank you! Also, what are the grass tufts you are using? They look great for Soulblight!

Marco, had you any tutorials for painting nighthuants using oils? I would like to learn how to.. have a nice day!

great job thanks for the masterclass. what colors did you use on the metallic shoulder pad?

Do you have a list of Molotow paints that you use the most often to paint in this style? Also, would you say that the oil color selection works pretty well for painting almost anything through mixing?

Amazing video as always; you make my love for oil paints grow exponentially! can you recommend me a good replacement for the daler rowney flesh ink? I can't find it anywhere! :(

Excellent. This answers a lot of the questions I had after the last oil videos. Nice. Especially since I never get KZread notifications if/when someone answers my questions - I just miss it :/ I should become a Patreon and then use mind tricks to get a video made on painting pre-Heresy World Eaters and Death Guard. Sure, I could try how to paint good streaking effects with oil (though not how Streaking Grime behaves over oils for shading, I can never find it in stock), but being shown is so much more relaxing. PS: I paint much less than I'd like, simply because my painting desk is a MESS, so I have to use oils (with the bigger disposable palette, the palette for oil washes, the waste area for Qtips etc) outside where I can clutter up the garden table. Someone please recommended me a GOOD paint rack/storage system for GW/Vallejo/Schmincke pots and tubes. Preferably with good availability in Germany.

Great video! I love your work on the fur. Questions : Do you have a preference between W&N and Abteilung 502 oil paints ? And do you use synthetic brushes to blend oil paints ?

OK, since I may well take the plunge into using oils alongside my acrylics...what kind of brushes do you use for oil painting? Synthetic or sable?

Hi Marco, first of all, thank you for the Molotow and 0.2mm airbrush nozzle recommendations. Priming and spraying in general have gotten soooooooo much easier for me. However, I am still having an issue with dry tip on the brush. Every like 15 seconds worth of spraying I need to rub a Q-tip dampened with airbrush cleaner against the tip to get the primer/ink/whatever off. When I watched your live streams, I never saw you doing that, just spraying to the side occasionally. But that doesn't seem to work for me... any tips? Thanks!

I really wonder what they add to the molotow one4all to distinguish them from something like golden high flow to make them more 'robust'

Amazing as ever! I have a question, or maybe a new video idea: you start with outrageous underpaint colors compared to what it is supposed to become, I have tried to apply that to my own color schemes but it is really hard to imagine what it will do, do you have any guidelines for that?

I always mean to ask this.. but do you thin your inks? What PSI are you spraying these at? You spray them so close but their consistency and coverage is amazing. They always come out too watery or thin when I attempt this.

After months (a year?) of watching your oil painting I've finally given it a go myself yesterday... it wasn't exactly a success but i've definitely learnt where I can improve for my next attempt... one thing though, I am using artists white spirit (UK) and it is removing multiple layers of acrylic paint, as well as the oil layer. In one case, right down to the plastic through a layer of contrast paint and a zenithal undercoats. What am I doing wrong?! The acrylic has had a long time to dry and I wasn't being especially rough.

How do you get over the long drying time of oils? I paint miniatures in acrylic but often paint oil landscapes and without a medium it takes a month for them to fully dry.

Ive been having issues with unwanted removal of base coats when cleaning off my oil washes :( Any suggestions? Im using the Mona Lisa Brand of white odorless spirit and usually make up sponges and q tips for the removal.

Marco, how long does it take to get this good? What do you have to learn? I think that there's this "vision" aspect to your work. I feel like you have to see possibilities and options where most do not. Perhaps this is the painter's eye.

very cool Marco, do you find there is a bit difference with grades of oils in this scale e.g. W&N Artist vs Winton range?

Great video Marco, I'll try this right away this weekend! Quick question: Does it make a difference in general if i use the "Winton Oil" colors or do I need the specific "Artist" line?

Hey Marco, I was looking around for an oil paint palette with disposable sheets as you showed in a video recently. I am surprised to see that they are very hard to find without the thumb hole, which we don't need. Where did you get your palette and which kind is it?

Marco, any thoughts on the viability of using Winton paints as wash vs Winsor?

How do you prevent the oil wash rub down from removing the acryllics beneath??

Hello! Regarding drying time. How much you waited for the acrylics to dry before painting oils?. Acrytlics dry fast but on this video I do not get it very clear.

Marco! I love this video but cannot find the full video on Patreon any help?

I've few questions concerning your paint job after seeing this video. First, did you let the oil paint dry at some steps and why ? Second, you corrected the tatoos with whitesprit. Did you varnish your model before ? How did you not removed the wash made before ? Third, I've planned to use much more the oils. Is it really useful to invest into big brand or any paint may do the job correctly ? Thanks for your answer !