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Hi everyone!
This month is packed with iconic characters and exciting techniques for all skill levels. We’ll be working on three amazing figures: Anakin, Hulk, and Wolverine. We’ll cover everything from how to paint advanced effects like glowing lightsabers or weathering with blood, to essential but simple tricks like giving stability to your figures without glue. If you love painting 3D prints, this month brings a bit of everything. Let’s dive into the videos!

• How to give stability to a figure (basic level):
  Have you ever printed a figure that barely stands on its base? It's a common issue, many figures are designed to be glued, but sometimes we don’t want that. Whether you need to ship them or just prefer moving them freely, in this video I’ll show you a super practical trick I use myself to keep figures firmly in place without glue. A very handy resource every figure painter should know!

• How to paint Anakin's clothes (medium level):
  We continue working on Anakin’s figure, and in this second video, we’ll focus on painting his iconic outfit. We'll aim for a realistic finish that fits perfectly with the face we painted in the previous video. I’ll show you how to enhance textures and volume to make the clothing come to life.

• How to paint Anakin's lightsaber and base (advanced level):
  This third and final video of Anakin’s series will definitely be the most fun. I’ll show you my personal trick to make the lightsaber look like it’s glowing , and no LEDs needed! We’ll also paint the base with lots of metallics, textures, and a lava effect inspired by Mustafar. It’s a more advanced project, but the final result is absolutely worth it.

• How to paint Hulk easily (easy level):
  The second figure this month is none other than Hulk. And while he’s massive and detailed, we’ll be painting him using simple, accessible techniques. That doesn’t mean it will look basic, I’ll be pushing myself to explain how to get a comic-style finish that looks amazing without overcomplicating the process. Step by step, and easy to follow for everyone.

• How to paint Hulk’s clothes and base easily (easy level):
  In this second video for Hulk, we’ll paint his iconic pants. Even though he doesn’t wear much clothing, there’s still some technique involved, and I’ll show you how to handle it without overthinking it. We’ll also paint a simple rocky base using easy, effective methods. Everything you need to complete this beast of a figure without stress.

• How to paint Wolverine’s skin (advanced level):
  Our third figure this month is the one and only Wolverine. I’ve been wanting to paint this one for so long, and now the time has come. It’s one of the favorites from our friends at Wicked, so it’s time we give it the attention it deserves. We’ll start with his skin: face and arms. We’ll bring out the character’s intensity, working on expression and musculature in detail.

• How to paint Wolverine’s clothes (medium level):
  In this second video, we’ll paint Wolverine’s classic yellow and brown suit. We’ll pay close attention to the tones, especially because we’ll be painting Sabretooth later, and their suits need to be similar but not identical. So we’ll plan the color work carefully to make sure everything fits together.

• How to apply weathering and blood (advanced level):
  For now, we’ll wrap up Wolverine with a third video that’s all about having fun. We’ll add lots of wear, dirt, and blood to the outfit so the figure looks raw and wild — just like it should. I want all the amazing sculpted detail to come through in the paintwork. This is your chance to go wild and get creative with damage and storytelling.

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 supportI 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.