🎉NEW VIDEOS!!!

Hello everyone!

This month we have a very varied selection of videos in which we will see different techniques and levels of difficulty, from very simple tips to more advanced processes. We will work on several different projects: a large diorama with Sabretooth, the figure of Mary Jane with her particular version of the Spiderman suit, and a complete Mr. Moon Knight figure at an easy level. In addition, we will begin with a very special video where I will share some practical tricks that I use in my day-to-day life while painting.

Everyday things I use for painting (basic level):

In this video we will look at some everyday objects that I constantly use while painting. They are not tools designed for modelling or miniature painting, but with a few tricks they can help us solve many common problems. These are things that I always keep on my work table and that can make your painting process much more comfortable and efficient.

How to paint Sabretooth’s head (medium level):

In this video we will paint Sabretooth’s face. Although we do not see the entire head, this area has a very powerful expression and gaze that deserve special attention. The process will be at a medium level: we will not do anything excessively complex, but enough for it to fit perfectly within the overall diorama.

How to paint Sabretooth’s suit (medium level):

Here we will focus on Sabretooth’s suit. Although its colors may remind us of Wolverine’s, the key will be to work with different tones so that both characters are clearly distinguished. The idea is that they feel similar, but that each one has its own visual personality within the diorama.

How to paint the diorama base (medium level):

To finish the enormous diorama from our friends at Wicked, we will paint the base and add snow to give it a spectacular finish. We will see how to work the terrain and how to integrate the snow effects so that the whole piece has a coherent and very striking appearance.

How to paint Mary Jane’s skin (advanced level):

At this point we raise the level. Painting female skin is always a challenge, especially when we want to achieve a clean and natural result. In this video I will share all the tricks I use to try to make Mary Jane’s face, sculpted by our friends at Fandom Collectibles, look as close as possible to the original render.

How to paint MJ’s hair, shirt, and base (advanced level):

The second video of this figure will be dedicated to three important elements. First we will paint the red hair, which although it may seem simple actually has quite a few nuances. We will also see how to paint a white shirt, a color that is usually more complicated than it seems, and finally we will work on the base of the figure to complete the whole piece.

How to paint Mary Jane’s suit (advanced level):

In the last Mary Jane video we will paint her Spiderman suit. However, we will not approach it as a classic suit, but we will give it a twist so that it has a different look, as if it were made of a different material. The idea is to achieve an original result that stands out within the figure.

How to paint white on Mr. Moon Knight (easy level):

This video will be dedicated to something that usually intimidates many painters: painting white. In this case we will work on an almost complete figure in different shades of white. We will see how to vary the tones so that the result does not look flat and, above all, how to do it in a simple and accessible way.

How to paint Mr. Moon Knight’s base (easy level):

To complete this figure, we will paint its base in a video that is also at an easy level. The intention is that the entire Mr. Moon Knight figure is very approachable and that anyone can follow the process without difficulty, while still achieving an attractive final result.

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

Thank you for your support. I sincerely want to thank everyone who supports this project. None of this would be possible without you. Each of you is important, and together we are making this community grow every day. If you are not subscribed yet, I encourage you to join us.

See you soon in the videos.