🎉New videos this month

Hello everyone! This month I’ve set out to work on a variety of topics that I’m especially excited about. We’ll cover everything from technical airbrush experiments to the painting of an ambitious diorama, including the start of a personal project I’ve been wanting to bring to life for years. As always, there’s content for all levels and tastes, with clear explanations and practical examples. Let’s take a detailed look at what’s coming:

What size airbrush nozzle to use? (basic level):
In this video I focus on a very common question: what nozzle size is best for the airbrush? But I don’t just give you a generic answer. Through practical examples and real experiments, we’ll see the pros and cons of each size so you can decide for yourself which one suits your style and needs best. Everything is explained with visual tests so we can draw conclusions together.

A method to train as a painter (basic level):
Here I share something more personal: I’ve designed a series of exercises to improve as a painter and I’ve set them as training for myself. But I’m not keeping them just for me. In this video I’ll show you how to do them, I’ll give you the templates, and I’ll invite you to train with me.

How to paint Iron Man (easy level):
Many of you have asked me to do Iron Man, and also to make full figures at an easy level—and here it is. The process will be simple, without complicated techniques or complex textures, but with spectacular results if you follow each step properly. Keep in mind that “easy” doesn’t mean “fast” or “careless.” Every layer is important. This month we’ll begin with this diorama, and next month we’ll finish it. Model: wicked

How to paint Martin Riggs' clothes (medium level):
We’re going to paint Martin Riggs’ clothes: a shirt and a pair of jeans. It might seem simple, but it's full of details that make a difference when aiming for a realistic finish. This is not a fantasy figure, so the approach is completely different. We’ll learn how to work with real-life references and how to apply subtle textures that add a lot to the final result. Model: wicked

How to paint the base of Lethal Weapon (medium level):
This isn’t just another base painting video. This is probably the largest base I’ve ever done. It’s not just about concrete and structures: there are tons of small elements on top that will need to be painted carefully and thoughtfully, so that each part has its own value. A complex but very rewarding job—perfect if you like ambitious projects.

How to paint Martin Riggs' skin (advanced level):
Martin Riggs’ skin will be an interesting challenge, since the figure is at 1:3 scale. That completely changes how we should approach the painting. In this video we won’t just paint the face, but also the chest peeking through the shirt and the arms, always aiming for a natural and realistic finish.

How to paint Emma Frost's skin (advanced level):
This video actually hides a twist. We start painting what appears to be the figure of Emma Frost, but what I’m actually doing is a version of Mystique transforming into her. It’s a concept I’ve had in mind for years, and now I’m finally bringing it to life. In this first video we’ll paint the skin, face, and hair as if it were Emma Frost, without getting into the blue part yet. Model: abe3D

How to paint Mystique's skin (advanced level):
And here comes the transformation. In this second video we’ll bring the blue side of Mystique to life. I’m still figuring out exactly how I’ll do it, since the image you saw was just a quick simulation. But I do know it’ll be something very original, creative, and visually powerful. We’ll explore different ways of representing that fusion between two identities in one figure.

I want to remind you, as I always do, that I'll be painting and recording videos for about a month, but they'll probably be fully published next month.

I want to sincerely thank everyone who supports this project. None of this would be possible without you. Each of you is important, and together we’re making this community grow every day.
If you’re not subscribed yet, I encourage you to join us. See you soon in the videos.

In the meantime, remember that you have access to a huge gallery with over 100 hours of content, and if you’re new or need to strengthen your foundations, I recommend watching and revisiting the videos in the basic collection. Many of the questions you send me are already answered there, with tons of information that can really make a difference in your progress.

This Patreon keeps going one more month thanks to your support. Truly, thank you all so much for making it possible.