🖌️November Videos

I’m really happy to continue one more month on this journey with all of you. I can’t say enough how much I want us to become the community with the best painters of 3D-printed figures, and this month we’re continuing with three impressive models.

This month will be fully Wicked.

The three models we’ll be painting this month are from our friends at 3D Wicked. Let’s all support them and thank them, because as you know, there will be free models available for subscribers.

• The first video this month will be about varnishes. I actually thought about doing this topic a while ago, but I wasn't sure there would be enough content for a full video. However, as I reflected on it, I realized there’s a lot to discuss, so we’ll dedicate an entire video to varnishes.

• The second video, as you requested, will focus on painting skin in a simple way. In this case, we’ll learn to paint Black Cat’s skin; it will be fairly pale and straightforward. Since the model itself is well sculpted, I believe even with a simple approach, we can achieve an amazing result.

• The third video, also about Black Cat, will be mainly focused on painting in white. Many of you are intimidated by this color, and I won’t lie...it’s definitely a challenging one. In this video, we’ll go over different methods to handle it effectively.

• Then we’ll move on to the figure of Hulk, one of my favorite pieces in the Wicked collection. His facial expression is fantastic, and we’ll aim to achieve a well-done skin tone with multiple shades of green to make it even more realistic. I’m excited to share my approach to bringing this character to life, following the MCU color scheme.

• While it may not be as exciting as the previous video, it’s also important to paint both the clothing and the base of this green giant.

• If the last two portraits were amazing, Qui-Gon Jinn’s is just as impressive, and I can’t wait to paint his face and show you the process.

• And what’s a Jedi Master without proper attire? In the second video for this figure, we’ll paint the Jedi robes.

• Lastly, I’ll do a video showing how to paint the lightsaber and the master’s base.

I hope you enjoy the videos I’ve prepared for you this month as much as I do. I’m especially excited to work on these incredible portraits, which I find interesting because I’ll be doing one that’s complex, one simple, and the other in green.

Who would have thought?

Once again, I thank you all for supporting this dream. And to those of you who haven’t joined yet, I invite you to support the Patreon to help us continue expanding the content and improving its quality.

Thank you, and happy painting!