🖌️NEW VIDEOS 🎉

Hello everyone!
How are you doing? This month is packed with exciting and varied projects, and I can’t wait to share them with you. Although I still have a bust pending to publish, which, By the way, it's absolutely amazing. I’m already fully immersed in the new figures we’ll be working on. As always, we’re starting with a beginner-level video, perfect for those who are just getting started or looking for inspiration to keep growing in this hobby we’re so passionate about: painting and 3D printing.

• My friend's advices (basic level):
  We’re opening the month with a very special video where I’ll give you personal advice, as if I were sharing it with a close friend. Many of you often tell me that you feel alone in this hobby, and I believe that’s quite common. That’s why I wanted to gather ideas and reflections that would have helped me a lot when I was starting out. I hope this video motivates you and accompanies you on your journey.

• How to paint the Demogorgon's skin (advanced level):
  The first painting project of the month will be the Demogorgon’s skin. I was inspired by the latest season, where I absolutely loved the CGI. I saw so many textures and shades, and I just couldn’t resist choosing this figure to paint this month. This video will be a creative and technical journey in which I’ll show you some new techniques I’ve developed to achieve that organic and nuanced look.

• How to make Demodog and slime (advanced level):
  We’ll continue with the Demodog, which is part of the same diorama. Although the approach will be similar to the Demogorgon’s, the tones will change to clearly differentiate them. As an extra detail, we’ll add slime and drool to these figures, giving them an even more realistic and terrifying touch.

• How to paint the base of the Demogorgon (medium level):
  We’ll wrap up this Upside Down trilogy by painting the Demogorgon’s base. Here we’ll work with several materials and we’ll once again incorporate Christmas lights —yes, again—. They won’t be the main focus, but you already know those little details make all the difference.

• How to paint Lady Deadpool's head (easy level):
  We’re moving on to another character you’ve requested a lot: Lady Deadpool. And we’ll do it with an easy approach. Complete figures from start to finish at an easy level are becoming increasingly popular, and although for me it’s almost harder to figure out how to paint a figure in an easy way with amazing results than to just use advanced techniques, I think it’s really good for the community. That way, we can all paint figures easily and affordably, even if you’re just getting started. We’ll begin with the head, paying special attention to the finish without making things too complicated.

• How to paint Lady Deadpool's costume (easy level):
  The second step will be the costume, where we’ll face the eternal challenge of red and black together. Although it may seem simple, these colors can give us a bit of trouble, so I’ll show you how to handle them effectively and easily.

• How to paint Lady Deadpool's base (easy level):
  And to complete this figure, we’ll paint the base. As always, maintaining a clear and easy-to-follow approach, but with a final result that will surprise you.

• How to paint Anakin's head and hands (advanced level):
  To finish the month, we’ll travel to a galaxy far, far away with a figure that I’m really excited about: Anakin Skywalker in his Sith version. It’s been a long time since I painted a Star Wars figure, so I decided to go with the chosen one. We’ll focus on his head and hands, highlighting that intense and dark expression with his iconic dark side eyes. After I finish all these videos, of course I’ll continue painting the rest of the figure.

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.

Thank you for your support
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.