December Videos

Hello everyone, I hope you are well. Today I bring you all the news that we will have for next month.

I hope that these holidays allow you to enjoy not only free time and special moments with your loved ones, but also your passion for painting and learning new techniques. 

This month, the videos will be very varied and we will cover a little bit of everything: realistic painting, intense colors, gradients, creating environments, and many more interesting things!

• As a basic video I will explain how to fill gaps in pieces with textures.

  I know no one likes dealing with visible print lines, much less seams between pieces. But what can really be a challenge is when these pieces have textures. If we fill the gaps incorrectly, the smooth surface will stand out and ruin the continuity. Therefore, in this video, I will share my technique to hide these joints as much as possible, especially in pieces with complex textures.

• Portrait of Iron Fist: Although this character wears a mask, we will also paint the skin of the torso. This video will be ideal for those who want to perfect skin painting techniques.

• Colorful suit: Iron Fist has a vibrant suit that will allow us to experiment with saturated colors and enjoy the painting process.

• Iron Fist's dragon: His iconic dragon deserves a dedicated video, where we will work magical lighting to make it shine like a legendary dragon.

• Portrait of Voldemort: His pale face and intense eyes will be a challenge to improve our skills in realistic painting.

• Nagini, the snake: We will create a pattern on Nagini's skin to give it a realistic and spectacular finish.

• Voldemort's suit: Here, we will merge his relationship with Slytherin by adding green lighting that simulates an LED effect.

• Comic Style Portrait: the Penguin has an impressive sculpt, and to highlight his personality, we will opt for a more cartoonish painting style.

  We will use paint to simulate lights and shadows that define a dramatic environment.

• Suit with specific lighting: Instead of a traditional overhead light, we will generate lighting from a specific angle, which we will completely define with our painting.

I am very excited about this month's figures. Both Voldemort and the Penguin were projects that I had been wanting to paint for a long time, and the time has finally come. I hope you enjoy it as much as I do and find time between the holidays to continue painting and improving.

See you soon in the videos, and as always, thank you for your continued support!