Let's Paint a Beautiful Resin 3D Printed Magik Figure by CA 3D Studios (1/6)
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Hey folks! Today we are painting a 3D print sculpted by CA 3D Studios! This group allows suggestions and I suggested Magik from the X-Men series. These guys did a great job with the sculpt so we are going to bring it to life with paints and some LEDs!
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She looks amazing, her eyes look great, to me that's what makes a figure. Great job Dave!!!
Thank you!
Awesome painting, she looks amazing 🔥🔥
Thank you! Nice to see Lychee stopping by since that's the software I use. I'm sure you'll want to come back to see another figure video I have cooking at the moment. Another X-Men figure at that!
Very cool. I like the figure and pose. One figure painter used deck tan for the eyes, but when I used the deck tan over the black, I really thought it was not good and went with the off white. Maybe my red/ green color blindness affected my indifference. I don’t know. But using the off white was much better. I learned this from tee shirt screen painter that red on black is much better than black on red.
Thanks! Off white is great for eyes. It can take more than one coat to cover the black but I feel that it is the way to go on these types of figures
just got mine going to start printing tomorrow. love the work you did with the lights I'm going an other rout I'm still doing the clear parts like you but I'm getting a 8in round led stand and letting the stand light her up i found it on amazon. I'm going that way so my other kits can share the same affect. but love your work, very inspirational
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Sounds great! Can't wait to see it! You'll have to share on Discord so we can see. Thank you!
Awesome painting, the flesh tones are superb!
Thank you very much!
Fantastic work, well done.
Thank you!
Looks Great!
Thank you!
Thats uhh brave brush to paint eyes with. Your technique and process are correct but doing it with one good sable brush would give a lot better results. Blue transparent flames look great
Thanks. I have some of those sable brushes. I'll give them another try
What size needle do you use when painting the flesh?
Thanks like the tip of black in I will be using that. Well done
Thank you! I use a 0.2mm needle with thinned down paint to get smooth transitions
That came out awesome Dave!
Thanks Donnie!
This was great!
Thank you!
Looks great, could you use same principle for skin tones on a 1/35 scale
Thanks. You can and I have used the same principals at 1/35 scale but you have to use a brush instead of an airbrush after the zenithal highlights
Good painting!! You need an anti-pop filter for your mic, it sounds a lot when you are about to talk the "chewing sound". I would have painted first a highlight with white first on the hair so the blond hair could pop up a little more after what you did next :)
Thanks! That's a good idea!
Amazing work. Btw how long do you wait between different coats/steps? Like from the satin varnish to painting the buckles silver?
Thanks. There is minimal wait time between coats. 2-3 minutes when airbrushing paint or varnish. The varnish I use from VMS dries quickly just like an acrylic. It does take a few more minutes after using an enamel wash but that's a finishing step. I'd say 15-20 mins after enamel washes.
@@relentlesstorm Thanks for sharing! These "inbetween steps" are sometimes neglected in painting videos, so it's always hard to judge how long to wait for things to dry/cure, etc. so I appreciate the info!
Looks amazing. What glue do you use with 3d resin?
Thank you! I use CA (super) glue to put the parts together. CA activator is a huge help as well so it sets quickly.
Hello, may I know how you guess with flowers? Let's say in simple modeling, each model is accompanied by a table or list of colors for painting. But in this hobby there are no tables with colors, do you rely on your own experience? For me, as a beginner, it is very difficult to understand what colors should be used for skin tones, because each figure has its own individual skin color
Good question. Reference photos are a huge help so you know each character's color scheme. For skin tones, paint manufacturers name their paints fairly accurately so you know what the color tone is used for. Something like skin shadows or skin highlights. Reference photos are the most important piece for understanding where to paint the shadows and highlights. After that, it takes practice and experience to master the layering so you can achieve smooth and natural color transitions
@@relentlesstorm Thank you very much for your detailed answer, by reference photographs do you mean those scans that are included with the figure when you purchase it? Or is it something else. I met a person who painted a figure, he had a sheet with a figure and a color palette for it. It may make sense to search the Internet for programs to determine colors in a picture or scan. In any case, I am grateful to you for your answer, maybe you can offer your answer, your ideas about programs for recognizing shades
What scale did you print her in
1/6 scale