Your channel has exactly the kind of content I’ve been looking for as a beginner Warhammer player. Other creators often jump straight from a quick tip to a finished product, and I’m left feeling like I missed all the steps in between.

I've been watching a bunch of tutorials and this one is probably one of the best ones I've watched about stippling and blending. I'm new to the hobby and mostly interested in the painting aspect. Thank you for your help!

this explained so much and thank you

this is a nice nice tutorial, thank you so much!

Fantastic job, easy subscribe!

Great job !

I don’t know if I would call this stippling though. That is an entirely different technique, this is just color blending.

Either way it produces amazing results

Thanks for this tutorial. I'm still very new to painting (only started this year) and have been learning various blending techniques the past 2-3 months. This one looks fairly straightforward and applies other principles I've learned in a way I hadn't considered before. When applying the paint via stippling/hatching (as another commenter called it), how would you explain the paint consistency? It looks pretty thin, thicker than a glaze so perhaps around layer consistency?

Some of the nicest Ultramarines I've seen; they hit a sweet spot between contemporary techniques and the classic glow of early 90's 'Eavy Metal.

Are these mechanics applicable to airbrushing or does that require a different technique?

Beautiful salamanders

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Those Ultramarines look great! Were those done with brush or with an airbrush?

the thing with stippling is, the concept is well known and really obvious in practice, but nobody ever goes into any detail about how thinned the paint needs to be, how much water to use, how wet the brush is when applying the paint....it always seems to be this bit that trips me up, largely because when you're painting at such a small scale in such minute quantities the moisture element is quite difficult to control. Ive also tried stippling using a dry brush and its the same problem.
Any ideas chaps?

Fantastic vid Bruce, and that squat is just stunning!

Aka: how to kill your brushes 😂