Non Metallic Metal (NMM) for Beginners

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[pierred]

This is the best tuto on YouTube for the NMM. So many tuto don't show the step like really how to unload the Brush etc. Crazy.

[MiniBasin]

This is an amazing tutorial! Quick, to the point and makes it look completely possible for a new mediocre painter like myself. I'm definitely going to be trying this sometime soon!

[MaskedRiderChris]

In my ongoing quest to get a handle on NMM, this looks like a good technique to incorporate into my repertoire. Good video and nice, clear explanations!

[hellequim]

Awesome tutorial that mere mortals can follow ❤

[Artivle]

Crazy timing I was literally looking for this video from you last night because I really liked your OSL explanations and I was hoping you had an NMM video lol

[nintendobinks]

Fantastic technique, the results are excellent!

[patricknoble]

Beautifully done and great explanations. Awesome video

[jamesv]

Hey, I just started painting minis and I just wanted to say your videos are great. Whenever I have a question it seems like you have already made a video about it.

[pereklada]

Awesome and still simple tutorial! Thank you so much!

[Sprite]

Great video and great effect. Just so I understand correctly, you had a dark grey, lighter grey and ivory, but created blends between each so you, in effect, had 5 colours to achieve that effect?

[madtabletopgamer]

It's showing how you can make a good miniature with out metallic paint.

[TimRich]

how would you go about doing NMM on finer chainmail like on Chaos models?

[heinischchristian]

Why i make more Work If i can use metallics?i dont understad the think...

[leighanddansinclair]

So this isn't really a tutorial about NMM but about achieving a smooth gradient with stippling and glazing. A tutorial on NMM would inform about *where* and *why* you chose this gradient to begin with. And 5+ layers and 10 minutes could be achieved in 2 layers and 30 seconds with wet blending.