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Hello everyone!

This month is packed with very special projects, featuring a mix of iconic characters, painting challenges, and an experience many of you have been waiting for. We’ll have everything from a new Q&A session to beloved figures such as Lara Croft, Thrall, and little Grogu. There will be content for all skill levels, from advanced techniques to projects designed so that any hobbyist can achieve great results.

Questions and answers (basic level):

Some time ago, I made a Q&A video and the experience was a huge success. I had wanted to do it again for a long time, and I think the moment has finally arrived. I’ll make a post both here and on social media so you can leave all your questions. Every question will receive a written response, but the most interesting ones will appear in the video accompanied by more detailed explanations and practical examples. And who knows, maybe an especially interesting question will end up becoming a full video of its own.

How to paint Lara Croft's skin (advanced level):

We continue progressing with Lara Croft and begin with one of my favorite aspects: skin. Although the rest of the figure is quite approachable, I simply can’t resist working on an advanced-level skin. My intention is not to make it excessively complex, so this will probably be one of the most accessible advanced skin tutorials we’ve had so far. Even so, it will require complex techniques, which is why it must remain at an advanced level.

How to paint Lara Croft's clothes (medium level):

In Lara Croft’s second video, we’ll focus on all the clothing and accessories. It will be especially fun to work on those teal-blue tones of the shirt and combine different materials to bring the character to life. This project will be intermediate level, and I’m sure you’ll enjoy recreating all those colors and textures.

How to paint Lara Croft's base (medium level):

As is often the case with these figures, we’ll finish with the base. After the stress of painting the main character, it’s always a pleasure to relax by working on terrain, dirt effects, and techniques as enjoyable as dry brushing or washes. A perfect way to complete the figure and give it a spectacular finish.

How to paint Thrall's skin (advanced level):

This month’s video for our friends at Wicked will be dedicated to the impressive Thrall bust. In fact, it was one of the most requested figures when I made the suggestions post. We’ll start by painting his iconic green skin in an advanced-level project. This challenge will be especially interesting for me because I’ll be able to compare my current skills with those from a very similar orc bust I painted many years ago. It will be great fun to see the evolution between both works.

How to paint Thrall's clothes (advanced level):

In the second video of the Thrall bust, we’ll work on all of his clothing and armor. And when I say clothing, I also mean shoulder pads, leather effects, and metallic finishes. I have some very interesting techniques prepared for this project, so it’s a video you won’t want to miss. I know many of you asked for the complete diorama, so don’t worry: I’m planning to paint Arthas soon.

How to paint Grogu's skin (easy level):

The last figure of the month, but certainly no less important, will be little Grogu. This project is designed as an easy-level figure. Although I must admit that painting Grogu has never been easy for me and has always given me more than one headache. The challenge isn’t the techniques, but getting the exact colors right. And that’s exactly what I’ll take care of: providing you with the right mixes so anyone can replicate the result easily. I’ll paint the figure at life size, but everything learned can also be applied to smaller versions.

How to paint Grogu's clothes (easy level):

We’ll finish by painting the rest of the figure, including his robes and all the necessary details to achieve a truly realistic result. My goal is to make little Grogu look truly present on the table, almost as if he were alive right in front of us. It will be the perfect conclusion to a very special figure.

I want to remind you, as I always do, that during this month I’ll 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 want to sincerely thank everyone who supports this project. None of this would be possible without you. Every one of you is important, and together we’re helping this community grow every day. If you’re not subscribed yet, I encourage you to join us. See you soon in the videos.