How to Paint 3D Resin Prints - Raven from Teen Titans
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- The best part of 3D resin printing is actually getting to paint the 3D resin prints. I love 3D resin printing but pieces really com alive when you paint them. In this video I'll show you have I painted this incredibly well design of Raven from thee Teen Titans.
How to Paint 3D Resin Prints - Raven from Teen Titans
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This is awesome! Nice work on the prints and paint work! Really cool to see your entire process for painting this as well. And I am super curious about the Wet Palette Method, I won't even google it, i will wait for your video! Thanks for sharing your amazing work! Great content! #TeenTitansRule
Wow! Thanks man!! Will have that video up soon. :)
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I stupidly lost the login password. I would appreciate any help you can offer me
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@Brendan Harlan Thanks for your reply. I found the site thru google and I'm waiting for the hacking stuff now.
Looks like it's gonna take quite some time so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Brendan Harlan it worked and I actually got access to my account again. Im so happy!
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Not an issue or anything but to get more natural looking darks, it’s better to mix your primary color with its compliment instead of adding black. In this case it works out alright because you’re adding black to a deep blue. But when darkening lighter colors like yellow or flesh tones, adding the compliment prevents it from looking dirty in the shadowed areas
great tip
Can’t wait to get myself a resin printer. I like the smooth finish, something you don’t get with a other 3D printers.
Make sure to add 2 drain holes into prints so they don't become sloshy resin water balloons😂😂
Do you clear coat these after paint? If so, what do you use?
with sculptures, typically you dont need to paint in shadows, since its a 3d object and will be shadowed by the lighting
Dude...memories....Camelot, B Daltons....
Also, been looking for a video like this because I've been painting figures for a while and thought I was good, but all my stuff was mechanical....power armor, bulldozers, bones...
Then I did a mermaid, and she looked "painted"
Good tips here
Just bought a Resin printer and looking forward to some of the stuff I can create. I build Gunpla, so being able to expand that is going to be fun!!
Very cool!
Amazing project. Would want to see more blending on the face paint but you killed it overall.
Thanks! Yeah, trying to get batter with faces. :P
No priming? No thinning your base coat paint? One layer? Very bold tutorial here.
I love how you did her hair
Thanks. I like that part a lot too. It was a really fun model.
Great work, still, one does expect more information on painting tools and alternatives to materials since the title is HOW TO PAINT 3D RESIN PRINTS and one only gets how to stroke it or mix color?
Good point. I'll put it on my video list. So like a video on the different types of paints, brushes and that kind of stuff? It's a good idea.
@@3DPrintedProps Yes, please. Start with recommended tools and how to get them, that goes for brushes and paints and any accesories that helps the process.
I think what you mean is beginner style tutorial. Someone with some general craft knowledge would consider this a great how to since it isn't pitching products but focusing on general technique and getting a rundown on how to tackle things.
Thanks for the excellent video. I'm just beginning and you taught me exactly what I was wanting to know. I see a couple of purchases I'll be doing through your links as a 'Thank buddy!'. Happy holidays
Thanks, I appreciate it. :)
great tips, excited to try them out now
Glad you like them!
Great vid, thank you. I've been buying painted statues for 3 or 4 years but they are very expensive and it could also be fun to paint them myself. I am currently waiting for the Fantastic Four and one Batman, all custom and unpainted, and I am looking forward to painting my first statue.
Wow, great stuff
Thanks man! It was a fun model.
And after you eat beef and broccoli someone smells Teen Titans! HEY OH!!! 💨
Great job!
Thank you. It was a fun project. 🙂
Great end result.
Good channel, subscribed.
I had seen that model in the group, I think I'll buy it.
I am also a modeler and I usually post my models in the group.
See you there!
Thanks!
Painting eyes is my nemesis
No kidding, its tough. I did like the eyes closed posed better but the fact her eyes were closed was a plus! :)
I noticed you didn’t out a base before the purple/body. Is there a reason? I’m a noob.
I 3d printed a mask and sanded it, primed it, then tried to paint it but the paint just doesn't really take unless I cake it on. I used acrylic paint. Not sure what I did wrong
That's weird, what type of acrylics did u use.
@@3DPrintedProps I've tried plaid fx and the cheaper apple barrel gloss acrylic paints
Awesome job man, you make it look so easy.
That's because I screwed up a bunch of times on previous projects. You only get better by making mistakes. :)
I know this is an old video but we have the same experience with these things lmao every time i grab a pack of magic cards my brain lets me know "its orange chicken time" because i would go to my local mall to buy packs and always get orange chicken at the food court 😂
Good video but a couple questions why did you not prime it? I feel like that would cause issues later on and you didn't pin the parts together ca glue is fine but I dont think I'd rely soly on it especially with there being no support under the legs
No need for pinning. The model is keyed for that reason. The body can be hollowed out with drain holes in the keys so it can be lighter weight. Super glue does just fine holding the model together unless you plan on man handling it like a 2 year old.
IU was out of prime and just wanted to see what would happen. Not smart, but I really wanted to paint it. The glue is totally fine for such a small figure. If it was heavy or something I would have used epoxy. :)
Do you put primer or anything before the paint or you just go right ahead?
Just asking, do i need to prime the figure before painting?
Thank you
I usually do, But I wanted to try and just paint on the resin. I love this stuff detailed models, but you can use any primer. amzn.to/3h898QR (aff. link)
Depends on the resin. To be sure, I always prime my figures before painting, unless I'm going to use some other treatment than paint.
I was a pro miniatures painter for games like Warhammer, 40k, Warmachine, etc go research some of the techniques that we use like washes & lighting thatd really step your painting game up.
Can you make a video on how to repaint something. For example there’s already paint on it but you want to change the color?
Sure, I'll add it to my video list, great idea.
@@3DPrintedProps Thank you so much 🙏
I am a beginner. Do resin printed figures require a primer coat before you use color if the resin is a dark grey? What is the best paint to use?
This is what I was wondering? I was really surprised no primer was used especially since I keep hearing how troubling it is to adhere stuff to the raw prints.
If you want the best results then prime.
Black for darker colors.
White for lighter colors.
Grey for a mid-ground.
Alternatively you can use just black paint for darker colors.
You can also mix Gesso with black and you get a solid grey primer, works well for me.
Thanks.
Your Welcome. :)
Sooo cool
Thanks!!!
Any reason you don’t prime it first? I’m new so I’m legit trying to learn!
I usually do. I just wanted to try painting it without it. But yeah. I always prime parts first.
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Thanks man!
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nice
Thanks :)
There’s a model i see like this that I am in love with. The sculpt is spot on. I just have no experience in painting. In your opinion how much would you estimate for a professional or someone that just knows and loves to paint cost? I know it’s not appropriate to ask like this so I apologize in advance.
hey man you make it look easy. so all the guides online suggest using primer and im using rustoleum grey but the paints still aernt sticking. it looks like youre doing better on the plain resin then I am with a couple coats of primer that have had a day to dry... its kind of driving me crazy because i had the model in exceptional condition before painting and now it looks like i smeared shit mixed with paint on it... any suggestions would be greatly apreciated
I usually use primer, but I was out . I guess just make sure you're using decent paints. I love Vallejo and Basics.
Do you have to have special paint when painting 3d models?
Is a masterpiece :)
Wow, thanks, I really appreciate it. :)
How did you print this?! I'm having such a hard time angling the cape and supporting it. This model is so huge, I think I need to print 4 different batches to print in full scale.
What paint do you use?!?
do u put a finish on it?
I love this but I feel that her face looks a little too lifeless like I get that shes a demon but making sure to add an extremely light blush can help make faces look more alive
awesome work dude! when you are painting are you thinning down the paints? fantastic job on the painting btw! you should try some airbrushing!
I thin it down sometimes, I am starting to use a wet palette that is pretty cool Vids on that soon. I keep meaning to try airbrushing more but I get lazy. :P
what is the epoxy putty you used? thx
I love this stuff, but its pricey.
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Nice ! Is there a reason why you do not put a primer on your resin print ?
I usually like to use a fine detail primer for something like this but I was out so I just tried painting right on the resin. Seemed to work OK. :)
Is there a way to get this if don’t got a 3D printer. Love raven
Sorry, this is one I play on keeping. The artist only sells the files.
Ask the community on Facebook some will do one for you
did you prime it?
I didn't. I usually do but was out of primer so I just painted it. :P
I have just one question. Why would you use lighter colors for highlight and darker for shadows? It`s a 3D object. Light actually hits it and creates highlights and shadows like in real life (because it`s real life, not a 2D model). Nice work thou, I was just wondering.
Hello, So it looks cool. :P It just has more life to it with the shadows and highlights added.
Unlike full scale stuff, lights and shadows play differently on smaller scaled items. Plus you are painting a 3d picture of something. Highlights and shadows can add detail that would otherwise be lost in the light and shadows that are NOT to scale with it.
The acrylic paint i got (UMAE professional acrylic colors, i think its Japan) is SUPER gooey, which leaves oil paint like streaks when applied, your paint looks liquidy and goes on smooth, what am i missing here lol??
Use a paint medium to thin it down. Are you painting straight out the pot?
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But yeah, use water or a paint medium thinner to this it.
Use an flocculant to thin out the paint.
It doesn't break down the paint like thinner does but makes it run like water
What size magnets do you use
Hello, I didn't use any magnets in this. The cape supports the figure.
Also what king of paint you use! And brushes? Is it a kit?
I use this paint and these brushes. I don't' use an airbrush much, still learning. They are affiliate links.
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Hi! Frist, awesome work! Second, it may be stupid question but how to not get "brush marks"
? I mean when im painting my figures i got a lot of lines of this "hairs" on brush and it just looks bad.
Try wetting your paint of brush more. The wetness helps get the lines to smooth out.
What's the best way to strip paint a 3d printed resin? Are these sensitive to cleaners such as LA's totally awesome?
They are plastics so you need to be sure the solvent won't harm or melt it. I haven't used things like that, but if you do, test it on an failed print or a piece of support.
No link to the stl for paint storage?
Sorry, Added them. Thanks for letting me know. :)
May i know what paint you use?
Sure I use Vallejo paints for fine stuff and if I'm painting page surfaces I just use Basics. Links below, they are affiliate links.
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Do you not primer everytime you paint a figure? I’ve only been painting resin for 6 months so sorry for the noob question!
I found the answer in the comments, seems
You just ran out of primer (:
Dang your old! I have similar memories. Miller’s outpost, Anchor Blue, and Electronic Boutique.
HA! Yep, I'm 53!
Did you sand the entire print?
Mostly, but for something this fine you have to be careful, so I didn't go to crazy on the face.
No primer?
I usually do, but I was out and wanted to see how the paint would go on.
@@3DPrintedProps did it stay stuck?
Hey what is the link to the magnifier glasses you use?
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To primer or not to primer....
does it matter what paint u use? i got acrylic paint but it doesnt really lay color on the grey resin, it just looks very low opacity :/ even tried thinenr doesnt seem to add any color lol
You should go over a primer, I was just out. Better quality paints will also go on thicker and therefore have more opacity. Don't water them down, they will be less opaque and more like a wash.
@@3DPrintedProps alright thank you :) Ill get some primer and try it again.
Even after primer, do NOT go heavy handed with the colors. Light layers. You can always add, but never take away paint.
What kind of grit sand paper did you use to smooth some parts on the model? Do you usually wash the prints before priming and painting it? I’m thinking of getting some resin models from some of my favorite artists and want the models to look it’s best. Also is this a 3.2 inch model or something bigger? Sorry for loads of questions.
What kind of paint did you use?
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Your website is so slow. Really want to browse it but it takes forever to load a new page. Great video though.
Thanks for letting me know, I'll check into it.
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You don’t prime your prints
Hello, I usually do, but I wanted to try just painting them.
Unrealistic skin tones. Rather amateurish..
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Only the best. :P
Awful paint job. Really. Seriously.