Episode 1: The Tools | Sideshow Paint Room
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- Опубликовано: 18 янв 2021
- In our first episode of Sideshow Paint Room we meet Kat Sapene, Bernie Esquivel, Casey Love and Chie Izuma, learn their specialties, and see their Tools of the Trade!
If you have questions for the Paint room, leave them in the comments below and they may be answered in an upcoming episode!
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Thank you so much Sideshow love this series and all your past series on all the artist involved in all these awesome creations, I still watch over and over the first series you made on the behind the scenes on all your departments involved in creating your creations....again thank you on a great look into the artist eyes....thats why I love SIDESHOW
I am always blown away with the way you guys paint figures and the results you get . I wish you would get , kat and the rest of your crew together and create a figure painting tutorial book . I have a couple , but nothing I've seen out there compares to your methods and results . I'm sure a book like that would be hard to keep in stock , the demand would be so great . You guys are amazing !
These videos are packed with great content and wonderfully edited
Great video Sideshow,we want more of painting tools,painting demonstration,tips,sculpture,fitting clothes to statue,anything in the making of process willbe very appreciate !!
More to come!
Need more of this.
I'd love to see more videos like this from the Sculpting and Casting department as well!
Great suggestion! We've got a lot more planned! 😉
@@CollectSideshow Sounds Great! Keep them coming! :)
I love this series
Be sure to subscribe, there's more on the way!
Need more of these !!!
These kinds of videos are always what I’m hoping for whenever I see Sideshow in my feed. I’ve watched them all multiple times.
You had me at "Mostly Monsters and Creatures"
Amazing! The intricate works shown here are eye candy. I hope I can get that good :)
I love these master painters especially Kat!!!
Thank you very much! You guys did a great job! I'm looking forward to my next Sideshow figure, Superman "call to action"
Muchas gracias chicos!! I"m on 😜
my inspiration.
That is sooooo cool. Really helping those of us who like doing this stuff out. Love it.
I’m so inspired! Been watching the painting session of Harley and Superman’s portrait for like 100x now. I applied those techniques to my Sculptures.
I build Gundams ,and custom kicks. Decided to start doing figures , minis and even got some GK and unpainted models , looking forward to seeing more tips and processes that might help with the Unpainted models and bust.
I love these insights into your creative processes and techniques . Nice to see those people behind the products . Would love to see more videos like this one .👍
Thanks so much, be sure to subscribe, we'll have more soon!
Those kinds of vidéos are totally up my alley...I love to see more!!
Great vid ....thx ;-)
I love this wow everyone of you are awesome ❤❤😊✌
More!
Me and Chie Izuma are so alike lol! I usually only use brushes, hardly ever touch my airbrush, and specialize in free hand tiny details. A normal person would hear her advices and say she didn’t say much, but me personally- I get exactly what she’s saying because I say the same thing myself: paintbrushes and paint, they’re the foundation. If you don’t know how to operate both (i.e brushing techniques, perfect thinning and color mixing), well that would be a focal point to start in. The day you understand how to thin paints to flow correctly and control your hand pulse- everything else just builds up with practice and exposure to new techniques.
Great video guys!!!
I would like to know what airbrushs you guys use and which for you are the best brushes to have.
Keep the good work as always!!! You are the best!
Thank You SideShow BIG FAN, keep making these paint room videos they are helping me as a beginner airbrush/painter
Legends! Crazy how good you all are. Would love to know more about our painters. Would be so cool todo features on painters/sculptors/artists I love seeing behind the veil
Videos like these artist profiles, the Venom/Superman/Harley painting videos and the Cut & Sew video are the greatest things ever. Would love to see more like these as well as some behind the scenes looks into the designing, sculpting, molding, casting, etc behind these pieces. Great stuff!
You have a wonderful studio and I am absorbing everything you are all suggesting like a sponge. I cannot wait to try out some of these techniques on my hobby kits that I have sitting around unpainted. Time to give them the paint they deserve, thank you so much.
Thank you so much, Cristine. We're glad you like the video and that you can be inspired by our incredible artists.
These videos are awesome! Thank you for making them
Love this video, so inspiring.
This is going to be a great series! I'd love to see more of the design and sculpting process if possible!
love u guys
Amazing! Great Video!
What an awesome team!
painting scenery would love to see
Just getting started painting figures, looking forward to this series.
Do, you have any suggestions were I can get figures to paint? What site.
@@jackiew.747 I am painting 3d printed figures. Many sites that have 3d files (myminifactory.com, thingiverse.com) also have services to print the files for you if you don't have a printer
Let's start a tutorial serie ! :)
Thanks for sharing this. Its such an inspiration to see a how a pro does it!
One question:
So what do you define as a "decent set of paints"?
I would like to see what the pros recommend. I noticed a lot of your paints are in prepared plastic containers.
Maybe you can do a video on which line of paints you prefer and why.
More please :)
Would be cool to say “Kat painted this face ext.” wanna see all of our people, makes me love the figure/statue more
Well, you won't ever get one that She painted. They only paint the prototypes, which are not for sale. All production ones are painted overseas,
This is so cool! What paints do they use?
So when if I want to paint figures, do I HAVE to "find" a speciality like you guys have, or can I be "good" at everything?
I want to see Printing...
Hello. What type/ brand of brushes do you use for detail such as eyes and thin lines? I notice a white brush you all use. Can you share the name. I Love your work and thank you!
Кэйси ! У меня в доме, на почетном месте висит твой Лавкрафт и многие боятся заходить в комнату! Ты супер!
Really cool video, which airbrush do you recommend for beginner ?
Iwata HP-C. The best. A little pricey. I tried to learn on a cheaper model, a Pasche VL, but it NEVER worked right and spent all my time trying to get it to work correctly. Got the Iwata Hp-C, which a workhouse industry standard and was like night and day and could focus on just getting better, which only was going to happen by actually using, not trying to use.
Worth every penny.
How type of paint you guy use? I messy up somehow and i wanna fix it
I would loooove to be a pupil of any of this guys . But i don't even living in North America
What lighting you use while painting?
Not sure but I highly recommend "Full spectrum" light to achieve proper color.
Full spectrum is a neutral light that does NOT lean heavy to a warm or cool temperature.
The temperature is measured by Kelvin and you will see number like 5000K. The K stands for Kelvin. 500K is a good full spectrum while some say 6500 but I feel that leans a bit more to the blue/cool side. Warm is usually on the lower side, like 2500 up to 3500. Red. And cool, being 7500K. Hence why I think 6500 is too close.
The goal would be too not have a warm or cool temperature influence your eye, and everything you mix to look a certain color. Like if we were to mix a color form the Pantone color book, say 186 Red. It has to be dead on. Matching that Pantone chip, dry and sealed and so it is very important we see the color correctly and not change when we view in different room.
You can get Full Spectrum light bulbs in any shape, bulb, strip light, etc. And you get what you pay for.
I would assume they have their studio set up properly.
kindly make some basic tutorial
How to make a silly putty?
You buy it.
You know, in the industry of art & music, the pros who made it always tell you you don't need to pursue the best "gear", just start and practice, which is true, if it's for a hobby...BUT for a career, the fact is that you are throwing yourself into a market that's already "accustom" to the high standards of work the pros been providing with their level of "gear", and that "bar of high standard quality work" keep getting raise higher and higher by the working pros, you are basically playing "catch up", therefore you'd better be DaVinci reincarnated or you know someone who knows someone, or else it's insanely hard to break into the mainstream industry.....unless you're just okay doing stuff on the sidelines.
I use a cheap airbrush $33 USD and i am confortable with it. I think that if You are good at something You don't need expensive tools. It's just matter of creativity and skills.