🎉 This month’s videos

Welcome to this month’s videos
This month we’re bringing something special: movie characters and comic book villains. Get ready to learn new techniques, improve your skills, and enjoy the creative process.

• A product that will change the way we work (Basic level)
  I’ve discovered a product that, although not originally intended for this, has become one of my best ideas of the year. With it, creating superhero capes or filling gaps will no longer be a problem. An unexpected tool with incredible results.

• How to paint Thanos’s face and base (Easy level)
  Thanos has a unique expression, and his scar adds so much character. In this first video, we’ll paint the face of the Wicked figure, and since it won’t take too long, we’ll also work on the base.

• How to paint Thanos’s suit (Medium level)
  I love colorful suits. In this one, we’ll play with vibrant blues and apply techniques to simulate aged metal and create interesting textures. A perfect class for anyone looking to level up.

• How to paint Gimli’s face (Advanced level)
  For many, The Lord of the Rings is the greatest film saga of all time. This month, we’ll be painting one of its most iconic characters: Gimli. We’ll begin with his face, full of personality and detail.

• How to paint Gimli’s base (Medium level)
  A base covered in dust and weapons from fallen orcs. There’s a lot to paint here and it’s a great opportunity to explore scenery and complex base work.

• How to paint Gimli’s outfit (Medium level)
  Gimli’s outfit is full of filigree and intricate details. It’s going to demand focus, but it will also be incredibly rewarding. Expect a longer video, but one packed with value.

• How to paint Loki’s suit and helmet (Advanced level)
  We’ll begin by painting the helmet and suit of this Wicked bust. We’re saving the face for later because we have something special planned for it.

• How to paint skin without an airbrush (Advanced level)
  For the first time on the channel, we’ll paint an entire face without using an airbrush. It’s not easier or harder—just a different approach. We’ll focus on fine detail and tonal variation to achieve a realistic finish.

I want to remind you, as I always do, that during this month I'll be painting and recording the videos, but they'll probably be fully published by the beginning of next month.

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