I had a lot of fun, thanks guys! Although hopefully you can get the right tasty treats next time ;)

Richard's NMM is good to the point where I can watch him paint it, and in spite of the evidence I've just seen, my brain goes - "Nah, that's gold"

That episode was so relatable for me 😅Just like Richard I hate time questions...because I am in the zone when I paint, I don't care about time, it's fun.

Ever since I am focused on painting I have no idea what things are called in Warhammer either 😅

I also enjoyed the behind the scenes glimpse for Everchosen. Placing third in Everchosen in 2019 I can say that the online aspect was definitely part of planning out the entry, not so much the painting itself, but I spent A LOT of time planning the camera angle, the background, the lighting and so on. I can say that none of the top 3 did any photoshop touchups. I remember I ended up picking a photo that was perfect as far as all the other aspects go that I mentioned, but it had a bit of a contrast issue due to a camera setting so I increased the contrast by like 2 steps in photoshop, but that's nothing you can't do with a camera while taking the pictures. Online competitions definitely are a different beast and if you are not proficient with camera settings and light you are at a disadvantage, even if you are a god painter for sure. I still think it was a great competition and definitely something I'd like to see repeated.

Thanks for editing the video to show photos of the subject matter in conversation as it makes us feel more involved in what you are talking about if we are unfamiliar with the model ect. I know it will take longer editing but I appreciate it. 😊

Great video. I watch Peachy because his work is achievable. I watch Richard because his work is aspirational. Both equally valid and useful

The packets of biscuits get bigger every episode, in a year we'll just see Peachy's eyes from behind an industrial box of hobnobs

Rich is one of the best painters in the world and properly inspiring, and he's also one of the nicest people in the hobby to sit and have a chat to. Great episode as always fellas!

Bourbons are the best biscuit, I will not be taking questions at this time

An especially amazing show guys! And in my defense, at the time of the encounter, I had been mid thought... "*sigh* 😩 it's the last day of my trip and I still haven't even caught a glimpse of Ri- Rich magically appears at a table within 3 feet of me - RICHARD GRAY!

What else does one yell when Richard Gray manifests spontaneously in front of you!?

10/10,  especially Rich's last line "...is a superior way of painting" I just fell off my chair lol

Painting rewards- I do the exact same thing! 5 infantry, vehicle, 5 infantry, character etc.
Reminds me of the Peep Show scene 'the white toast is the pudding'.

I’m a lot like Peachy in that it’s extremely hard for me to focus on a single model for a long time. I have to have zero distractions and I have to have taken my Adderall lol

So I really truly admire a guy like Richard Gray, who exudes calm, and patience, and expertise and professionalism. What a great artist!

51:30 you said exactly why already: works better with contrasts. Most new people paint with contrasts anymore, and those look way better on some highly detailed bag or super wrinkly clothes compared to big blank space marine shoulder pads

The whole "I can't see the horror film I'm 'watching' while painting because of the lamp" hits so close to home 😂

Opening up the YouTube to see this a the first thing it shows me. The algorithm wins today

Spacewolves Gray is for painting your fenriss scenery board and the fang fortress

I have "Painting Glasses" too. I took a miniature with me to the opticians, explained what I wanted them for, showed them where I'm typically holding it. They added the correct magnification to my prescription

Great interview. So, I'm an artist (paintings, murals) in everyday life. Finally relented during lockdown, buying and painting my first miniature.... Mortarion. Had so much fun painting him, followed up with Horus, Dorn and then a full Grey Knight army. The technique (taking pictures) we actually use on big walls, when you're too close to them to see the large shapes. Fun talk!

PS: about the colors - great question by Jeff - there's a difference between 'local color' versus 'relative color'. Which is quite easily explained: in your mind, a tomato is red. But when painting one, the colors used can vary all across the spectrum, as long as the final values are working together.  With metal, there is a lot of leeway, because metal reflects it's environment and you can actually get away with a lot, as long as you understand the pattern of how metal reflects (which is much harsher in a way).

The living legend Richard Grey and Game Workshop’s/ Painting phase’s Peachy! The worlds of display painting and speed painting collide. Great stuff lads.

Richard's wife still does a better voice over 🤣😂🤣🤣🤣😉