How to paint the Blanchitsu style! GrimDark Mechanicus, my way

A brief introduction to Blanchitsu and an easy Step by Step with unusual techniques to paint your models in a fast, weathered, grimdark style!
!Edit, six months later! I was totally terrified by the camera lolololol

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[SirBuffton]

There are two types of greatness, the first makes others feel small and the second brings others up with it. By sharing your techniques in such an accessible way, you are the second kind!

[oskarringdahl]

One of the coolest technique videos I've seen on YouTube. I hope you show off more of this type of painting in the future.

[magnusbjornson]

Your videos are the reason I've started with airbrushing. This particular video is the reason why I will get me some oilpaints.

[iantesh]

This guy is my new favourite painter. His videos bring me great joy, as does the melody of his voice

[bretts]

I have watched a *lot* of mini painting tutorials. Hundreds. Maybe a thousand. This approach is so different from all the others that I have seen. I am SUPER intrigued to try some of this. I can see how this style could make an absolutely amazing Death Guard army. Subscribed.

[mastashadow]

Don’t know how many times I’ve watched this but still amazed every time.

[DnDBeyond-shjr]

The finam result looks really good and the tutorial is really easy to follow. You've given me the confidence to get into ad mech, thank you so much🙏 !!!

[grimmserge]

i'm getting more and more interested in trying grimdark style, thank you for this!

[abzhasan]

I keep on watching this tutorial over and over again and it still amazes and inspires me every time.

[christopherfotheringham]

Beautiful. Really let's the beauty of the sculpt speak for itself.

[Tesal]

Hey Marco - I have to tell you I tried this over the weekend and was surprised how much I liked the results. You have given me a reason to break out the oil paints I bought for Bob Ross style painting years ago. Love your content, thank you!

[Farold_Haltermeyer]

Blimey...I had gotten so bored of the current style in painting. You just single-handedly revived my passion for it. Thank you!

[BasedGhoul]

OK, I'm impressed. That mini looks a lot like some of the art style I used to see in the Heavy Metal magazine back in the day. It also looks like something quite fun to try out.

[janczaplinski]

I'm really impressed by how precise your airbrushing is

[MrLlaine]

Top quality production, a fellow italian that manages to clearly explain what he's doing in english, a tutorial on Blanchitsu, what's not to love?
Had to subscribe 😀.
Now I think I'll have to buy some supplies to try out oil colours...

[rafaeljaravicente]

Incredible the relation between time and results . Awesome.

[grokknar]

The result you achieved after just 45 minutes of effort is astounding. A beautifully painted miniature!

[peterlavalle]

This's gotta be one (if not the) best looking thing I've seen

[andrewb]

What an amazing tutorial! I liked it so much that I went out and bought the model to try it out myself. Needless to say I’m proud of my work and I’m looking forward to more of your videos.

[jans]

I followed this guide and result even though not as good as yours is amazing. Thank you so much for broadening up my horizon. acryllics is not the only way :)