The Art Of Blending WITHOUT Blending

Miniature painting stressing you out? Tearing your hair out trying to get smooth blends? Worry no more! Learn the Art of blending without blending with Kujo Painting! ✅►Support us on Patreon :   / kujopainting   ✅►Get 15-20% off hobby gear with Element Games: http://elementgames.co.uk/?d=10190 🔵 ►Facebook -   / kujopainting   🔵 ►Twitter -   / kujopainting   🔵 ►Instagram -   / kujopainting   To blend, or not to blend? That is the question. Getting smooth blends on your miniatures can be a frustrating and at times, highly technical endeavour. It's a rewarding and valuable skill to have in your painting arsenal for sure, but it's not the be all, end all of miniature painting. You can get a very rich and lively appearance on your figures by embracing a more rough and ready approach to your paint jobs. In this miniature painting tutorial I break down how to approach building up transitions by stacking layers of progressively refined textures. You can get highly effective results using this method and it's less technically demanding and faster than many other painting techniques. So if you're tired of banging your head against a wall trying to get that silky smooth gradient when you paint miniatures. Try this approach and see if you fair any better. Intro 0:00 Prologue: 0:36 Base/First Highlight: 1:10 Second Highlight: 3:07 Third Highlight: 5:07 Forth Highlight: 6:05 Fifth Highlight: 8:52 Final Highlight: 9:48 Paints Used/equivalents: Kimera Magenta (any magenta) Secret Weapon Old Mud (any light brown) Valejo Model Colour Black (Black) Scale Colour Pale Skin (any warm off white) MUSIC: Nightmares Inn - RKVC CLIPS USED: Enter The Dragon DISCLAIMER: This description contains an affiliate link, which means that if you purchase a product while using the link, I’ll receive a small (5%) fee at no extra cost to you. This helps support the channel and allows us to continue making videos like this one. Thank you for supporting us! #KujoPainting