Why do some Miniatures look better? - Painting volumes and light

Why do some miniatures look better than others? This video might be the most important one i've released to date. It covers the topic of how light falls on different objects and how different shapes and volumes react differently to light. We go through the primary shapes, Cubes, Spheres and Cylinders.

A perfect how to paint tutorial for both beginners and experienced miniature painters a like.

🏆 Support me on Patreon:

👍 Squidmars website for full list of gear I use:

👕 Order Squidmar Merch:

🔔 Subscribe to Squidmar on Youtube:

🖌️EU/UK hobby store affiliate - Reference code for extra store credit: EMI7383


Amazon Affiliate Links to stuff i use(As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases you do after following this link - at no cost to you):
The brush i use - Raphael 8404.
USA:
GERMANY:
UK:
CANADA:
FRANCE:
SPAIN:

Anycubic i3 Mega (the 3D printer i use)
USA:
UK:
DEUTSCHLAND:
CANADA:

HARDER STEENBECK EVOLUTION SILVERLINE (the Airbrush I use)
USA
UK
GERMANY
CANADA

Anycubic Photon (the Resin printer I use):
USA:
CANADA:
GERMANY:
UK:
FRANCE:


Emil On
Instagram
facebook
Twitter


Painting miniatures for your warhammer & d&d games. Age of sigmar and warhammer 40k. Space Marines, Space Wolves, Stormcast Eternals, beastclaw raiders, ogor mawtribes, cities of sigmar, chaos space marines, painting scale models, miniature busts! How to paint NMM. How to paint warhammer, how to paint d&D figures. Games Workshop, painting with volumes, volumetric painting

warhammer,miniature painting,painting warhammer,age of sigmar,squidmar,warhammer 40k,dungeons & dragons,d&d,how to paint warhammer,space marines,squidmar miniatures,emil nyström,airbrush,vallejo,citadel color,volumetric painting,painting with volumes,why do some miniatures look better?,good miniature painting,miniature painting light,cylinders,spheres,cubes,