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In this video Byron’s using the Artis Opus Brushes!

Music: Bensounds

#ArtisOpus #SeriesD #Drybrushing

[kewlin]

"Less is More"

Famous last words.

[Grumpf]

Your videos are amongst the best on the net. You are precide, to the point, explain well, zoom on the zone you paint, ...
Thank you!

[bobterwilliger]

Even his " mistakes" are glorious....

[alphaleigpyne]

That was good stippling over Liberator. The details over the shield and warhammer got more thinking of how I may paint them.
Thanks Byron.

[Rob.P]

Oh this is excellent timing, I was just about to begin stippling a space marine but now I think I’ll wait for this to drop, perfect - thanks Byron, I’m looking forward to this 👍🏻

[bofurlong]

The editing on these videos is always top tier

[drunknmunky]

I can't believe how effective patience is. It's been mentioned numerous times and it makes so much difference! Appreciate all the tips however, it always looks so simple! 😅

[MWG_Dave]

Hi Byron, thank you for this video. It’s always a pleasure listening to your instructions.

[benmiles]

10:30 - *Cohesion. Excellent video again. Thanks Byron.

[kadoscott]

This might be too minor for an entire video, but I would like some tips on using existing washes, in this case from Pro Acryll, and altering them to use as substitutes for Agrax, Sepia, etc. in these. I have a feeling it is just adding in some brown and wash medium, but getting comfortable with making custom mixes seems like a great thing to be comfortable doing. Love the videos!

[jerome_dangelo]

Come for the painting technique, stay for the sexy Byron tank top.

[Ed-xopc]

Came for the stippling, stayed for the dirty puns

[gangstagcjplay]

Great video A tutorial on how to make make transfers look good on dry brushed models would be cool

[pazuzu_]

8:59 '"It's always really important to control your stroke" Truer words have never been spoken.

Wait, we are still talking about painting, right?

[nefarioustim]

Another great video. This one has made me realise that, with the right dilution of medium to paint (or water), I can potentially stipple glaze. Although, I'm wondering if it would give the control you want for glazing.

[SweenyMarc]

Nice vid, but my main takeaway was how much I like that green/gold scheme. Definitely stealing that for a future project, with maybe a bit more of that burgundy as an accent colour.

[MercutioUK]

Damn breaking down all the steps into digestible snippets. Great work :)

[sludgedisciple]

That is just fantastic. Your work always impresses me.

[Sqalman]

I´d love to see a tutorial on Weathering with drybrushing!

[aristotle]

I have tried to dry brush the way you do in your videos and those models are some of the best models I've ever painted with low effort and high speed following the things you've said in your videos. But lately I've been experimenting with oil paints and I'm curious if you have tried dry brushing with oil paints. The properties of oil paint I think would go pretty well with dry brushing. Blending might be amazing with them and it might be even faster (although slower drying). Maybe having a separate blending brush like the way Mended Brush Studio uses with his oil painted minis would work. Well, I'd love to hear your thoughts on this. Thanks for all of the great content!