Welcome to Teb.ready, my name is Michael and in this tutorial I'm not only going to be showing you how to paint your art boys, I'm also going to be showing you step by step how you can paint them in the colours of your chosen clan. I'll list the brushes and paints I use in the description below. If you enjoy my content make sure to like the video and let me know in the comments which I'll be sure to reply to. It shows you tube you enjoy it and it goes a long way to grow in the channel which I would really appreciate. You can follow me on Instagram where I also put tutorials and you can keep up to date with my own hobby and if you want to share with me what you're working on you can show me on the arse slash tabletop ready subreddit. Now that I have these art boys built let me show you how to paint them. Orcs are my absolute favourite. There's so much character and so many different ways you can paint them. In fact the more random and colourful anork army is the better. So let me show you in this video how you can go about painting all the different orc clans. Let's get started. For this tutorial I've chosen to undercoat all my orcs with red bone spray but you should choose whatever colour works best for you. I just like to make my orcs as bright as possible and red bone spray is my favourite to use to do this. Whenever I'm painting I always like to thin my paints first and I find an equal amount of water just to trick. Make sure to keep your brush moving and try not to go over any areas you've already painted. It's also better to paint multiple thin layers to get a nice solid colour without losing any of that detail. So let each layer dry and then repeat the process until you have a nice solid colour to work with. Now go around your miniatures painting all the trousers, shirts if they have done, straps and other details you may see with the colours you chose. Each clan is very distinct in its choice of colours and that goes for the materials as well as the armour on the orcs boys. I will choose colours which the armour can stand out against. After you've done painting the materials we can now move on to painting all the metallics on our orcs boys. Again you want to decide what colours you want to use for your specific orcs clan. Go around the miniature again painting any weapons, buckles and armour you want to be metal. Try and mix up the colours across the miniature to create some interest. With the metals all painted it's time to move on to giving the orcs boys a wash. I'm now going to start creating some definition on the miniatures using a wash. I'll start by mixing an equal amount of lami medium with some agraxer shade. This is going to weaken the strength of the wash so it doesn't dull the colours we've already painted. This is the reason I wanted to get a lot of the colours down first so I can wash all these areas at the same time. You don't want to use a lot just enough so it covers the miniature comfortably. If you find it pulling up too much in areas just remove the excess wash with a brush and then leave the wash to fully dry before moving on to the next step. Now will be a good time to do some highlighting as I'm not so worried about being messy with what is left to paint on the miniatures. When it comes to highlighting it's important to have as much control over your brush and paint as possible. I like to remove some of my paint on some paper towel first which is going to prevent thick bloody lines due to too much paint on the brush. When it comes to choosing what colour you're going to use for your highlights, it doesn't matter so much as long as it's a couple of shades lighter than the colour you're highlighting. For example for this gothawk boy, I used Dawnstone to first highlight the straps and boots, and again for the top as well. I then used Curricstone for the trousers and wraps and finished the highlights with Wild Rider Red on the loincloth. You want to take your time painting these highlights, picking out any raised areas and edges which you're going to bring out that detail. Highlighting can be very time consuming but it's always worth the effort and helps your miniatures to really stand out. If you want to highlight the metals just choose some Storm Ho Silver. We're now ready to move on to paint the oaks skin. How you're going to paint the oaks skin is completely up to you and it's a very personal choice on how you want it to look. I already have many ways of painting oaks skin on my channel to make sure to go check out my oaks playlist and see what you prefer. I do want to show you another way of painting oaks skin though in this tutorial. For any tongue showing start with Cadey and Flesh tone and then wash these details with Driki Violet. For the teeth and other bone decorations start with some more gas bone and then apply some skeleton hole contrast. When that's dry, layer up with some U-Shabby bone before finishing these details with the highlight of screaming skull. To paint the skin start by painting a base colour of Ulrich Flesh. Remember multiple thin layers is better, building up to a solid colour. Now thin down some belt and green with an equal amount of lami medium and use this wash all over the skin areas you've just painted. Use an orc flesh again, paint the raised areas and muscles leaving the darker green and the shallower areas. Finish the skin with the highlight using Creed Carkey. The final details to paint are going to be the nails using Inky by Darkness and the Mephastum red for the eyes. The only thing to work on now is painting your old boys and the clank colours of your choice. The Goths armour is mainly black with some red and white in places. For the black armour start with some a bud and black and a thick highlight using dark greaper. Finish with an edge highlight of Femre Zingray. For any red areas use Mephastum red, shade with Nournoyle and edge highlight using Fire Dragon Bright. Any white details can be painted using Corx White first, then thin down some Femre Zingray and edge highlight with white scar. Bad moons have brought yellow armour with black details sometimes added. For the yellow you'll need to start with some Corx White, this will help when painting the flash kit yellow. Then wash the yellow with some thin down Cassandre yellow, before finishing with an edge highlight of Dawn Yellow. Any black details are going to start with the Bad and Black, with the chunky highlight using Neshengray and then an edge highlight using Dawn Sloan to finish. The Evelson's are famous for their red armour with some yellow as well in places. Starting with any yellow first use Avalon Sunset, recess shade using Rightclin Flesh shade and edge highlight using flash kit yellow. Paint the red, start with some Evelson Scarlet, recess shade with some Agraxer shade and finish with an edge highlight using Fire Dragon Bright. The desk all's armour is mainly blue, but you can add some white as well if you want to. The blue armour is going to start with some Macrag Blue, then shade Idus and Nournoyle and highlighted finally with some Colored Orch Sky. If you want to paint some places and white, start with some Corax White, then thin down some Carrick Stones Create Definition, before finishing up with White Scar for the highlights. Snake Bites don't really have any official colours, but I've picked colours used on the Rocker Truck Squig Buggy. I start with some yellow using Avalon Sunset, then shade this with Rightclin Flesh shade, before finishing with the Eushabti Bone for the highlights. I then chose a light blue but starting with Corax White, which makes painting much great easier. Shade with Rightclin Flesh shade again, and finish up with a marisian grey for the highlight. Snake Bites don't really look after their equipment either, so you can use some Nalakok side and then scrub brown for rust. Blood axes are known for their tactics in Sneak-In, so use a lot of camo patterns and make some other random colours as well. If you want to paint a camo design, start with any colour of your choice. Then use Nalite Colour, Paint some Bloppy Lines, and then do the same thing, but this time use Nalite Darker Colour, then you want to highlight any edges if you've done this on any armour. I also chose to paint some armour red to use an Eushabti Bone Scarlet, and then shade this using Nal Neural, and then highlight it using Fire Dragon Bright. I've now shown you everything you need to know to get started painting your oak boys and the clan colours you've always wanted to paint. Make sure to go check out all the other Orki Tutorials on my channel, and there's plenty on their way, so make sure to subscribe so you don't miss out. Thank you for watching, I hope you enjoyed the tutorial. If you did, make sure to leave a like and let me know in the comments. Doing this really helps my videos, get out to more people and grow the channel. Thank you again, and I'll see you in the next video.