Painting Fire with Createx Paint and Candy2o
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- A tutorial exploring the art behind creating fire in traditional colors using the airbrush and a selection of Createx Colors paint products.
Colors used in this video are listed below. They can be purchased from our friends at Spraygunner through this link spraygunner.co...
W083 Wicked Opaque Pyrrole Red
W081 Wicked Opaque Bismuth Vanadate Yellow
5071 Illustration Opaque Orange
0030 Wicked Opaque White
4652 Tequila Yellow
4653 Lemon Yellow
4050 UVLS Gloss Clear
4011 Reducer
Other products used in this video can be purchased through Amazon
Iwata HP-CS Eclipse amzn.to/31Up4ym
Artool Bird Shield amzn.to/3A6G5ru
Mike Lavallee True Fire Template Set amzn.to/3P6Y6tZ
Medicine Cups amzn.to/3477kCu
Stir Sticks amzn.to/2DSDK9k
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That looks GREAT. The guys at the fire house will love that!!!
Thank you, my friend!
As I'm completely new to this (and have NO natural talent), this is one of the best videos that I have seen on airbrushing.
Thank you very much!
Hi Trevor, even with the glitches, you still came across with the most informative and intelligent video. Easy to follow, and notable. Just love this channel,!
Hey Ron! I apologize for the glitches. I really had a hard time creating this video on a number of different levels. I appreciate the kind words my friend!
Hi!
Can I mix candy2o yellow with candy 2o blue and get a candy2o green sort of color?
Yes. I custom mix candy2o colors frequently.
Beautiful artwork Trevor and a great tuition. Thank You.
Thank you!
Another great video as always 👍🏽
Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge. A lot of good information. 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Hey CB! I appreciate the kind words my friend!
Great work! Thanks for sharing all of your knowledge and experience with us. It's been a big help.
Thank you! I appreciate the kind words!
🤣 OK paused the video at 14 mins in ....I'm warning you !! If you do the BoB Ross thing and say " whatever you feel like doing , it's your world , maybe there's a "HAPPY LITTLE FLAME RIGHT OVER HERE" I'm gonna pee my pants laughing 🤣 .... ok back to the video 👊I'm like'n how the Helmet brim edge stood out as you added the color when it was kinda muted with the back color to start
It's funny you mention Bob Ross. I've been contemplating creating a Bob Ross inspired video (possibly videos) for a while now.... If Bob Ross were an airbrush artist...
Does Trevor use HOK paint…
I noticed a huge improvement.
Maybe I just tried harder…
20 bucks an ounce can motivate that way.
The candies just glowed, love it.
I still use House of Kolor clear for the final clear coat; however, I switched to Createx water-based paint for the artwork nearly twenty years ago. Createx offers aniline dye-based candies as well.
Heck yeah, I could see it coming to life. I have a 1932 3 window coupe well actually a truck body 1/10 scale would you take on a project like this to paint true fire on it, the body Is dark flat black and just want true fire, it would be honored to have you paint it for me,
Shoot me an email at wickedartstudio@gmail.com with some pictures and we can discuss this further.
This is so awesome I just subscribed I will be following for more, I’m building a 1/10 scale rat rod remote control car it needs true fire I named the rat rod ghost rider. I sure appreciate you sharing this
Sounds like a cool project and I'm glad you've found my content helpful! I'm glad to have another subscriber too. I've not had the time to create videos on a regular basis for a while, but I will be back as soon as things calm down.
It would be helpful to really be able to see the finger/ trigger action
Thanks for the suggestion. I'm not sure how feasible trying to incorporate that particular action into videos will be, but I'll try to show more of that in the future.
Hi i was wondering if you can show how you make blue fire please
I will create a video covering blue fire at some point.
What size needle were you using for your different layers.
I used an Iwata Eclipse HP-CS airbrush for this entire project. It comes with, and still has a 0.35mm needle and nozzle set.
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Thank you.
I enjoyed every moment thanks I want to see more 😂
Thank you!
Yeah I see what you’re saying, looking on the right side where you’re working with the candy and then look over on the left side you can see the difference that’s amazing, this is what I envision in my mind for my 1/10 scale 32 three window truck body gosh that’s beautiful dude . Outstanding work
I appreciate the kind words, thank you!
Thanks for continuing the great videos Trevor.
Thank you!
Thank you for a great tutorial. I love how you show and explain the process.
How would you do fire on a chrome surface?
Personally, I wouldn't. Paint doesn't like to stick to a smooth shiny surface like chrome. Prepping the surface would ruin the finish and a true chrome finish can't be restored with a clear coat applied later. If I were to attempt this the process would be similar though. Depending on the end result desired, you could start with an opaque color for the initial layer and keep all subsequent layers within that initial layer. Alternatively, you could use a transparent or candy for the initial layer which would allow some of the chrome to shine through. It's really about your personal preference, or the client's personal preference.
Thank you for this video sir. Your work and breakdown of the process helped me understand alot about this technique.
Awesome! I'm glad you found the video helpful. Thank you for watching and taking the time to leave a comment!
Hi Trevor 👋 Thanks. ..It came out great, pick up some good ideas for getting my fire, looking more real, like you did 👍
Hey Rich! Thank you, my friend!
Great tutorial.
Thank you for watching, taking the time to leave a comment, and I appreciate the kind words!
Great painting and tutorial. I watchd the whole video and others wanting to learn a fire technique should as well. I like the use of the opaques because they do not need to be locked in with an intercoat between layers. The use of the candy at the end really finished it off. Again, great video.
Hi Dan! I'm glad you found the content helpful! I appreciate the kind words!
hi Trevor, still helpful tips and information! Thanks that you spend al your time for us !:-)
Hey Sven! I appreciate the kind words and support my friend!
Thank you 👍👍😎
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Very good 👍
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Heck yeah learned a lot I’ll be following for more
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Super
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The finished piece look's HOT!
Hey Andrew! Thank you, my friend!
great job thanks
Thank you!