Hobby Cheating 214 - Exploring Colors - Red

In this Hobby Cheating Tutorial, I take you through the color red, it's properties, its advantages and weaknesses and how to get the best results from this color. Hope you enjoy!

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[maizetoken]

Vince is a terrific teacher. I love how practice-oriented his explanations are—not just, “This thing is this way, ” but “This thing is this way, and for that reason, you can do all this stuff with it!” or, “…for that reason, you have to approach it differently.” His channel should be called Hobby Secrets instead.

It’s also fun to watch him demonstrate how quickly and loosely a model can be painted and still look fantastic in the end if you know what you are doing.

[CharlieCruzCycling]

Yes please, go around the colour wheel and any of it’s theories put into practice. Thank you Vince.

[mrbushi]

When ever I get stuck and need help moving forward you are always there for me. One day I'll meet you at a con and shake your hand to thank you personally

[DD-lmgv]

"I can't hear you obviously because this is in the past"
Lol.

[uruk_bye]

Thank you so much for this series. Every video I watch levels me up just a little more. Your delivery and teaching style is very thorough and easy to follow. Your ability to teach is just as impressive as your minis!

[moobslikejabba]

Vincent this video is excellent, I only seen it a week ago and it has already helped me immensely. I've redone the red on my entire black templar army and it looks so much more vibrant. Cheers

[taylorjohnson]

As someone with absolutely no art background who is getting into this - these videos are incredible! Thank you for your work and high effort!

[thomasbowman]

Vince, I started thinning my red paints with FW/Liquitex red inks instead of water. It makes a super vibrant and saturated red. Only downside is you don't get much of a glazing effect with it.

[LoftOfTheUniverse]

Subscribed. You make me excited to paint when I used to feel overwhelmed and intimidated.

[bansheemonger]

I've watched countless ones of your videos, but this one was especially helpful for me. I had to laugh, when you talked about beginners painting red with just a red base coat and then doing a brown wash over this. My first red caped paladins always looked like they took a bath in the swamp because of this. Now I know how to do better. Thanks a lot!

[elronman]

Awesome tutorial, I was messing with red and this really gave me some great foundation to work off of.
Went from a dull red to a ruby popping red pretty fast, thanks!

[Hushai]

Vince: thank you for our knowledge on blending and painting Red… your a great teacher… thank you…. from Aiken South Carolina.

[Rashomon]

That glazing over ivory trick is phenomenal!

[raimee]

I've been planing to use oils to shade a Bandai Eva 01 model kit. This exploring colors series is so good! I've learn more than what I needed and it's always interesting. In the purple video, using yellow to darken purple was mind blowing.

[ye_olde_wizard]

I’m working on some options to paint a Blood Angels army. I started with shadows using proacryl burnt red, because I though a brown red would make a good color for darker areas. It didn’t turn out how I thought it would and I couldn’t quite articulate as to why. This video has been very informative. I will try some purple instead. Thank you!

[ricardoflummiremus]

God bless Vince. You’re my main Paint / Art / Miniature Sensei since day 2 or 3 maybe. I’ll love everything you put out. Keep it up! For me you’re on of the greatest, if not the greatest. Arigatogozaimashita Sensei Venturella! 🙌🏼🙏🏼❤️

[DaHobbles]

This is easily my favorite painting series you’ve done. I take away more from these videos than just about anything I’ve watched! Keep up the good work!

[CrovanBlaze]

I'll be watching this video at least three times as I prepare to paint my AdMech. Love this series, Vince!

[bencoomer]

Had fun with playing with greens and purples last week actually.

Video suggestions; facial hair, from 5 o'clock shadow to dwarven pride, and eyebrows.
Rashes, pustules, and the like.

[samprastherabbit]

Amazing, Vince! I feel like I learn so much from your stuff every video. I try and share these as much as I can to my friends who are serious about painting.