Ultimate Guide to Glazing - HC 391

In this hobby cheating tutorial, I take you through everything you need to know to glaze. This can be one of the trickier techniques for newer painters, but there is nothing to be afriad of and I show you how to do it and what paints will work best when we are glazing. Hope you enjoy!
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0:00 Intro
2:00 Basic Explanation
3:55 Simple Terms
7:07 Execution of Glazes
10:23 The Most Important Step
11:40 On the Miniature
13:15 In Action
15:08 Hiding the Edges
16:55 Lighter Colors
18:50 Summary
20:00 Outro

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[merumboah]

I like the slightly longer format with really, really practical information for basic techniques very much. Please more of that

[lukewood]

I often notice that experts take basic principles for granted, things that are so second nature that they do them subconsciously. It never occurs to them to explain how to do this simple process. This is universally true across all disciplines and I have caught myself doing just that in things I am expert at. Today's example, wicking your brush on the paper towel. I have seen several glazing videos, and this is the first one where that was explained in detail. I had been doing it wrong and my painting had suffered for it.

[kadentaylor]

I feel like I'm showing up to a pro course in person with this level of explanation. Far more helpful than the quick flashy videos for people like me. Thanks Vince for passing on years of knowledge to help us all learn faster

[Dafydd_ASG]

Honestly, was kind of hoping this would be an april fools joke where Vince tells us how to properly barbecue some glazed ribs

[the_real_shoes]

holy moly that paper towel trick helped so much. Waiting for the bloom to stop was such a critical step I didn't understand. Thank you SO MUCH vince!

[mrlank]

This FINALLY made glazing click for me. Letting the bloom flow out on a paper towel was a game changer. Thanks Vince!

[Matt-kmek]

Vince Venturella is the absolute man. These types of videos specifically are so incredibly valuable and helpful. Thank you very much, Vince!

[tabletoppdx]

Watching the timing of how much time you take to get the bloom out is a big AHA moment. Thanks again sir!

[PeachyPixel]

This is such an indepth yet consise explanation that I will probably be referring to from now on, thanks Vince.

[ScaleModelAlberta]

I've learned more watching a half dozen of your videos than I've picked up in the past 10 years. Thanks.

[mindyfranke]

Vince, this is brilliant! Exactly what I needed; glazing has been one of my hardest things. Putting this on my favorite videos list for painting! Thanks so much, hope you're starting to feel better.

[fonkyjoe]

Vince, between this video and your “painting better faces” class at Adepticon, I think I have had the “A-ha!” moment of understanding glazes. Thanks for being such a great teacher (and signing my wet pallet 🎨)

[maizetoken]

Vince’s practical knowledge, technical skill, teaching ability, and quasi-self-deprecating humor are always so refreshing. Thanks for this video, Vincy!

[TravisDoerfler]

Congratulations Vincey V! You officially have the most informative video about mini painting on the YouTubes. Details like wicking your brush before touching to a mini and showing the exact consistency of paint on the palette are great for everyone to hear. It seems like common sense but people who aren’t in a painting community don’t think about the slight nuances. I’m going to give this video a few watches to get everything out of it. Thank you for this.

[WildWilly]

It's become somewhat of a ritual to watch your weekly video with my coffee in the morning. I look forward to it every weekend ❤

[matthewwerner]

Learning how to glaze is one of those transformative techniques that can really push one further along in their hobby journey. It really shines after gaining an understanding of highlights, midtones and shadow. As always a great guide.

[Vertash]

Fantastic video! Great explanation. Glazing is something I’ve never gotten quite right, and this excites me to do some targeted practice again for it

[allenbenningfield]

I’ve been at it for almost four years, and I still found this to be incredibly insightful. Glazing has been such a challenge and not one depending on what the barometric pressure and solar position. Thanks, Vince.

[j.taylor]

I just want you to know that after watching your video several times, I was able to glaze the muscles on my Ork Boss using AP Fanatics. I’ve never successfully done that before! Thank you so much!

[Thornspyre]

Spending the time practicing glazing is when i first made the jump to where I was wow'd with something I painted. Smoothing blends with it is just damn good way to get awesome results!