Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Painting a D&D Beholder Miniature | Red & Purple Wet Blending + Detailed Eyes
In this step-by-step painting tutorial, Naomi paints a classic Dungeons & Dragons Beholder using a vibrant red and purple wet blending colour scheme. Watch a break down of the process in real time, sharing simple techniques for smooth blending, effective layering, and creating striking, glassy eyes that really pop!
Perfect for beginner to intermediate miniature painters who want to tackle big, characterful models like the Beholder for your D&D tabletop games, Warhammer, or any fantasy collection.
Paints Used:
Vallejo Mecha Grey Primer
Pallid Bone The Army Painter Speed Paint
White AK Interactive 3rd Gen
Orange Brown AK Interactive Quick Gen
Contrast Medium Citadel
Space Red AK Interactive Quick Gen
Pink AK Play Marker
Wyldwood Citadel Contrast
Burnished Red The Army Painter Speed Paint
Ultramarines Blue Citadel Contrast
Luxion Purple Citadel Contrast
Flesh Tearers Red Citadel Contrast
Wine Red AK Interactive 3rd Gen
Carmine AK Interactive 3rd Gen
Dirty Yellow AK Interactive 3rd Gen
Vallejo Mecha Black Primer on an AK Real Marker Black
Grimy Grey AK 3rd Gen
Vallejo Mecha Airbrush Gloss Varnish
Vallejo Mecha Airbrush Satin Varnish
Bone Naga Video!
youtube.com/watch?v=LZFjTdikGLs
If you enjoy this style of relaxed, real-time painting with commentary, please like, comment, and subscribe for more miniature painting tutorials, D&D monster paints, and hobby tips!
#Beholder #MiniaturePainting #D&D #Warhammer #WetBlending #TabletopGaming
Painting a D&D Beholder Miniature | Red & Purple Wet Blending + Detailed Eyes
In this step-by-step painting tutorial, Naomi paints a classic Dungeons & Dragons Beholder using a vibrant red and purple wet blending colour scheme. Watch a break down of the process in real time, sharing simple techniques for smooth blending, effective layering, and creating striking, glassy eyes that really pop!
Perfect for beginner to intermediate miniature painters who want to tackle big, characterful models like the Beholder for your D&D tabletop games, Warhammer, or any fantasy collection.
Paints Used:
Vallejo Mecha Grey Primer
Pallid Bone The Army Painter Speed Paint
White AK Interactive 3rd Gen
Orange Brown AK Interactive Quick Gen
Contrast Medium Citadel
Space Red AK Interactive Quick Gen
Pink AK Play Marker
Wyldwood Citadel Contrast
Burnished Red The Army Painter Speed Paint
Ultramarines Blue Citadel Contrast
Luxion Purple Citadel Contrast
Flesh Tearers Red Citadel Contrast
Wine Red AK Interactive 3rd Gen
Carmine AK Interactive 3rd Gen
Dirty Yellow AK Interactive 3rd Gen
Vallejo Mecha Black Primer on an AK Real Marker Black
Grimy Grey AK 3rd Gen
Vallejo Mecha Airbrush Gloss Varnish
Vallejo Mecha Airbrush Satin Varnish
Bone Naga Video!
youtube.com/watch?v=LZFjTdikGLs
If you enjoy this style of relaxed, real-time painting with commentary, please like, comment, and subscribe for more miniature painting tutorials, D&D monster paints, and hobby tips!
#Beholder #MiniaturePainting #D&D #Warhammer #WetBlending #TabletopGaming










