Let's paint some squigz for WARHAMMER!

My painting style usually relies heavily on contrasts, washes and dry-brushing. This is fine for most minis - it's quick and effective - and you'd better believe I'll still be using those techniques for stuff I need to get out the door quickly in the future.
I wanted to learn how to paint using layering and edge highlights so that I could put those skills to use on some bigger showpiece models that I've got, and the people at TransAtlantis Games were kind enough to send me a set of their Two Thin Coats range of paints. They come with a handy triad system that acts as a guide for which ones to use for the shadows, midtones and highlights, which is perfect for somebody just getting started with this way of painting - the question was whether it would work and whether I'd be able to pull it off.
Other than some questionable focusing on the camera, I'm really pleased with how they turned out.

If you'd like your own set of Two Thin Coats paints, and I definitely reckon you should, you can help support the channel by grabbing them from Element Games through the affiliate link below.

https://elementgames.co.uk/paints-hob...

Find out more about the paints and how they work at https://www.duncanrhodes.com/ttc-paints/

00:00 Introduction
05:00 Base Coats
05:55 Washes
06:37 Midtones
07:38 Highlights
08:39 Bones and other bits
11:40 Reveal

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