Quick and Easy: painting an Impressionistic(?) Rainbow Landraider for Warhammer 40k/Horus Heresy!

I really like the result. I'd like to see how this technique applies to smaller miniatures. I've been trying to get something similar with Bretonnian knights without success at all xD

Beautiful 🥰
I wonder how I can apply this to my Tyranids... maybe as a splinter fleet? 🤔

It looks fantastic Emma - you really make our miniature painting hobby into more expressive art.

I don’t know if it works as camouflage unless the tank was in a pride parade 😂

I’m excited to see how the final tank comes out.

Ignore any silly people who don’t like rainbow tanks - I think it looks cool

Wow 10/10 for virtue signalling. Armistice DAY next plzzzzz👍👍

This works so well! such a cool technique, I love it :-) The colors the texture, and the black frame all came together great. I challenge you to find a way to paint the center of the tank to tie those two halves together... I can't think of any clever strategies for that... but I bet you can do it!!!

It looks awesome ! This tank sides are great canvas.

Hmmm I kinda want to use this for an Ork army with artistic grots that brush paint on all the Ork vehicles and armour. In my mind at least, squigs would make lovely bright paint colours.

I really loved seeing this method in action, it is very counter intuitive but that is why it creates something that really stands out from a lot of the indistinguishable traditional blended approaches.
And let's be honest as a side note, validation of human rights and inclusion is the perfect counterpoint to keep in mind compared to the extremely political Imperium of Man that is founded on every conceivable bigotry and violations of rights in the galaxy.

I love the colors and art is an expression of who we are as people so let the rainbows flow!

Not my style but I love that someone is doing this

Looks great, this is what came to mind when I first heard there was a chapter called rainbow warriors rather than the mostly blue scheme with a little rainbow on the helm.
The starry night one is also cool :D

This might actually be good technique for me to practice with because even though iv looked up many videos on it i just can't seem to get the hang of fading and highlighting