Batman_ GCC Painting_ Batcow - Part 1

 hey guys i hope you are having a wonderful day so far i hope i can improve it a bit with this video so let's see if i can make it we are starting things with that cow i wish i could paint first what i mean is i actually really wanted to paint like April 1st would have been hilarious but it didn't work and get the game on time and whatnot but it would have been perfect for April 1st i feel this was such a decisive miniature during Kickstarter but i will tell you what i think which is a lot of fun and is actually also a lot of fun to paint, so before you get into this it's very quick as always if you like the video make sure you give it a thumbs up it helps a channel more than you know it helps a video more than as far as you know the algorithm loves when you do it so i too would like to know what else to paint so i'm kind of running my first draft here i just have one more video i had plan ified in advance and is actually available on my patreon for early access over there so if you want to see that head in that direction otherwise comment below and let me know what you would like to see me paint now let's start well so let's start with the uniform gray on the base you have seen me do it on all bases here although not at first so I don't remember if I mentioned it in a comment replying to you guys like I always do or if I actually mentioned it in the video but I will try it and actually start doing the basics or at least a base coat of the base the base base as soon as possible preferably almost as first thing then I don't work from the bottom up I usually don't work this way I work from the hollow of two points and then come out that you know in the layers exteriors here generally sometimes I will also keep in mind if it is a light color versus a dark color on what I paint first ideally paint the light colors first and then stay a lot beware of dark colors because it is very difficult to paint the light p of the dark but if you make a mistake with the light it is easy to cover it with a darker color so following the example we start with white here now yes I did

lure the miniature white and you guys, some of you noticed it in my game review in this video which I showed briefly as an example and as a tease and you picked it up yeah it was really great so keep it up guys, i guessed it and can't throw one at you fast, i guess yeah anyway, i don't know if you noticed but i also voted back as the hero piece in the review so i liked it multiple times reprized Sometimes it suggests white is coming coming back on the miniature will paint most of the head, in fact you could paint the whole head no matter if you do it over the mask here in the nose and all that stuff a little bit of the neck and then the inside of all four legs but then otherwise and i mean in the star but i haven't made the star yet and that's for how the back is made in two different ways shown with a white star and then also with a white outline on the star and i went with white. finally orange-brown. I also needed two coats for this, just like I needed two coats for white, yes even after priming and white it took me two coats that I made quite light and it's kind of a dusting light so not pure white which is why I painted it too and this orange brown goes on the mask goes on the ear crests, a little lower than the ears and then more or less in the back half of the miniature now that I you will see. If I do it often, I usually do it with capes. You saw me do it with Damien's cape. For example, you'll see me here on the Backhouse cape again, but I draw an outline and then fill in the rest with a much thicker brush and it saves me some time. You know I fill the brush with paint and you know how many sweeps I do. By the way, I'm mixing a bit here, but it just gives it an irregular shape I'm still not too worried about really mixing the two, which I don't like if we don't mix or something like what I would normally do, or a glaze if i am trying to mix it excellently, actually i wanted some rough, i just want it smooth

Line down, you don't want to see any brush marks, now I have the larger brush out and as you can see I'm still a bit careful around the star. I was actually thinking about doing this with my regimental brush vs a monster brush I have here now a link to the army painter in the description below for all my brushes btw I am a big fan of them but this one is nice because I can, as you can see he is still a nice brush so we can get nice clean lines while i also cover it up very quickly which is always very nice to the emperor's children whenever i can say emperor's children and show that I'm painting in pink and it just makes me want to just put a smile on my face, you know, is that it? A funny funny situation, that's for the nose, which is well defined on the mini, so that's good indeed, this mini was actually really, really good, a bit of moldline cleaning but otherwise perfectly fine, and i will also do this now obviously because i have already painted ed the white i will be a bit careful here. In the same way, here you have to be very careful, because you have already painted the legs, that is, the pink, you can cover it with orange. Brown no problem I mean if you ever make a mistake by the way you are fine if you make a mistake the brush can get wet very quickly. I can rinse out all the paint, keep it wet and then you know dab it on the bug and that keeps it wet and then you dry your brush and you can sop up the water and wipe it away and usually you get pretty damn close when it would never have happened, which is good, you will also do the sides that are a bit difficult to reach under the mini like that, but it is doable, it is possible, I didn't think of not even mentioning it because it wasn't a super hard point for me, hey, chocolate brown is used in two

Various things here, first the collar that holds the bell because of course you have to have a cowbell and then I use it on the giant one too, now of course you can make lighter circles or dark huhu depending on what you wanted to do, and then Of course you can also use different colors. We don't want to reuse a color. The more clothes you add, the better. In other words, until there are two different shades of brown that are both dark, that's fine, but I'm just trying to be a little faster here, so chalk a brown on both of them, scream for the horns, now it's those horns very small and so I don't really realize the shading and highlighting that I usually do, I reconsidered it a bit and in fact I'm probably lying to myself after the video sometime here I will never use that mincher pink touch again but I I say I would actually have a black line where the horn comes out of my head or I will wash the first aid on an ax and leave a puddle in there to make it a little dark, I'm just a little bit out differed from the white oil known for the base, guys to see how I do the base over and over Base design no, this is more like a tile layout matrix, a de m this is a whole set of squares as opposed to the jagged bases which I think all mine have other mentors then it is more very interesting now don't be scared this is Sarah in sepia and it's on white, she will look like you I ruined it but you didn't at least I didn't so I didn't water it down, just wash it, you would have done everything else and what it is is is the pigment spreading over a bigger surface, just and so it's just a little bit helps to make it a little easier that saying what I end up doing here is pretty hard because I'm going to be a little bit easier. 'aggressive on the highlights but I still want these things I will point it out in black anyway, just like Damian Wayne did it and you will see it actually ends quite well and I haven't had too many problems with it, I thought it was a little lighter but no , it just became a normal mountain, now we do all these washes and a