What does NMM mean in painting?

Non metallic metal (or NMM) is the concept of trying to fool the brain into thinking something is metallic but using matte paints. You paint in the highlights and shadows in a way that appears metallic.

How do you paint NMM armor?

Starts here13:47How to Paint – Steel NMM (Darren Latham Style) – YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clip56 second suggested clipAs you can see were starting from a base coat of thumb hock blue I will paint the whole model butMoreAs you can see were starting from a base coat of thumb hock blue I will paint the whole model but for this tutorial I will concentrate myself on this leg.

How do you paint NMM white?

Starts here17:21How to Paint – White NMM – YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clip58 second suggested clipBoth colors this is again thinned down to a very thin consistency. Probably something like a thin aMoreBoth colors this is again thinned down to a very thin consistency. Probably something like a thin a bit of a heavy glaze as i like to do usually.

How do you highlight in NMM?

Starts here10:20The REAL Ultimate Guide To Non Metallic Metal (NMM) – YouTubeYouTube

How do you paint NMM brass?

Starts here19:08How to Paint – Brass NMM – YouTubeYouTube

How do I get NMM gold?

Starts here16:34painting BEAUTIFUL gold on Warhammer & D&D miniaturesYouTube

How do you highlight silver miniatures?

Starts here7:31How To Paint Metallics: Silver Armour – YouTubeYouTube

How do you paint NMM bronze?

Starts here15:42How to paint NMM bronze – Blight Drone tutorial pt.2 – YouTubeYouTube

How do you paint copper NMM?

Starts here14:40How to Paint – Copper NMM – YouTubeYouTube

How do you paint highlights in 40k?

Starts here15:29How To Edge Highlight Like A PRO With These SIMPLE TricksYouTube

What are partial highlights?

Simply put, partial highlights involve partially highlighting your mane. This highlighting technique is focused on one section of your hair. Rather than providing all-over dimension, partial highlights can be used to create a subtle or bold look depending on where they’re placed and the amount of contrast you desire.