How to Apply Weathering to Resin Props and Cosplay Armor
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- In this video I demonstrate my personal techniques for applying weathering and battle damage to my resin helmets. These techniques I also found work great for foam props as well as certain fabrics and other materials.
Helmets and props can be found on my website:
www.darkknightf...
Intro and outro done by Daniel Skinner IG:damask_vfx
God damn that looks good. I love clean helmets, but there’s something about the heavy weathered look that really makes me happy.
Tom Antonello thanks bro! Glad you like it
At 17:42, those are not washes. Washes are when you thin the paint near the constancy of water and let it wash over and go in the crevices naturally, hitting the low points and leaving the high points the original color.
Looks like I found a new favourite channel
Thank you for this. I just finished my first ever weathering project and it looks amazing. Thanks in no small part to your advice.
This was a very well informed video on weathering, I always struggled a little when it came down to it but watching this step by step process I feel more a understanding concept and I'm more confidant to give it a go. Thank you!!
Ken Wong awesome. I’m just glad you were able to stay awake and interested. I was worried about the runtime and my lack of experience in making videos.
This is a really great tutorial, keep up the good work!
dimlymirrored thank you! Glad you like it
Awesome! Would love to see how you paint the base red color on your helms
Very helpful, thank you!!
Amo tus cascos de red hood saludos desde Mexico bro
Amazing work buddy.
Legion Amott thanks man!
I like it, but I also liked it clean
can't wait to get mine =)
Looks great, it’s a very detailed video. See, I told ya I’d subscribe! Keep it up brutha.
Project Dream Killer thanks!
Mannn that looks amazing !!
Mitchell Ruiz thank you
This is awesome ! Great video
rather that using I file, I usually scrape it on a concrete floor and throw it around. My logic is most of that kind of damage would come from floors and walls, so let them do the work.
Damn makes me wanna get one now!!!
Brandon Hernandez well if you do, you know where to find me. :)
Great video 🔥🔥🔥🔥🤘
How did you do the base color? Mine is so much brighter, but yours looks so much cooler
Is there a specific amount of time we should wait for the washes? Also I have heard you can use shoe polish instead of paint, what’s your opinion on that?
*silver paint* oh thats cool *black wash* dang *brown wash* holy crap this is badass. (You probably already recognize me from instagram)
Did you clear coat it before or after
Were do you get the led lights from
Nice work man! Quick question though, have you ever thought of doing a red hood helmet that’s battle damaged? Like maybe a chunk missing where the eye is ya know? Just curious.
teambringit92 this one is battle damaged. Or you mean extreme damage as in a literal huge piece of the helmet cut out?
Dark Knight FX yeah that’s what I meant ha.
How or what is the mask made of?
Christopher Decker it’s 3-d printed then molded in silicone with a fiberglass jacket mold and cast in resin.
I'd like to see a custom Batman Cowl design...
Oh wait....that's my fault. Carry on.
PeZ Lopez design it bro!
pdf file please
i have that same jacket =)
Get closer to your mic.. can't really hear what you're saying at times. Good tutorial.