How Thin is Too Thin when Thinning Paints ? | Groundeffected.com
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- In this video I show you how I paint skin tones down to how I thin the paints and how I add glazes and layers to create my skin tones.
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Another bit of magic by the wizard. Phenomenal job!
Thanks so much
Link to but the STL? I'd like to print one.
It’s a private commission unfortunately the files aren’t available. Sorry dude.
How you did the green jewels effect? It's very nice.
A year later and this video is still so useful. Your painting astounds me and i aspire to be on your level.
Great video again dude. What clear coat do you use for your pieces? Thanks.
I just use a spray can clear lacquer matt
I appreciate that you don't want to go too realistic and that introducing those blues and yellows can be quite intimidating.
My recommendation is to apply your base layer. Then what I do is at a very thin wash of blue using a large brush over the entire model. Then red. Finally yellow. This is a good time to run a little red ink through the airbrush at low pressure to give you some spotting.
Now adding your highlights will tone all of that down but still leaves some of that visual interest to the skin tone and you lend up being able to control just how much skin texture you want.
Thanks for your comment. However I do not paint realistically. I do not want to paint realistically and my clients hired me based on my style of painting so would be a bit crazy to suddenly change the style as soon as the booked a model to be made. Also this video is like 3 years old dude. I’ve done videos covering every single technique for painting skin tones since then. Still don’t like the wash method though
Where can i purchase the files for this model I looked for the link in description and did not see it?
You can’t buy this one unfortunately. It’s an exclusive sculpt for Djinnwars
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what needle and tip size are you using please also what pressure i no thats paint thin ness (is that a real word ?)
Thanks a lot for your video. It is very useful for me, exactly what I try to do : 3D resin and PLA print of the model, airbrush and painting. Do you think we find your acrylic paint in France ? I use a lot StardustColors and Scminkle. Kind regards from Paris. Eric
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Would the purple colour work if it wasn't through an airbrush?
Yes. I’ve done a video with no airbrush which may be worth a watch I’ll link it for you here. th-cam.com/video/_D7SylAFXRs/w-d-xo.html
@@Groundeffected thanks man, will give it a watch later.
Hope you're enjoy your hobby break abroad doing some tattoos.
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Awesome content
Thanks dude.
verry nice
Thank you
Do I thin my paints the same if using the brush?
Yea pretty much the same to be honest. Here’s a video of me using only a brush th-cam.com/video/_D7SylAFXRs/w-d-xo.html
@@Groundeffected Ahh..ive seen that one. Great vid. But I'm curious about when painting large areas of skin, cuz so far for me that's been the most challenging part while only having access to brushes. It just doesn't come out silky smooth, there are areas that have this chalky texture...idk if the problem is my brush or my paint >_
@@PuffySofty have you tried a medium? Because maybe your paints are breaking up?
Nice man. Thank you for this and the rest of your content, one of the best on TH-cam at present.
Thank you for watching my dude. Much appreciated
I always enjoy your videos. Just curious... what do you do with all of your prints? That is the one thing that stops me from printing more... I do not have room for all of these wonderful models!
A lot of what you see is commissions so they end up going to the people who have requested them to be made.
Great video bud :-) I an still pretty new to airbrushing but I keep my paints pretty thin but I think Il go even thinner with them :-) I am still really careful with it as I am new ha but I do keep my paints very thin when I use a brush, It takes longer but the effect is worth it even with a brush :-)
Yea defo worth it to take your time and build it up layer by layer
super helpful as always man. just curious what size nib you are using for this stuff and what you set your psi to. i know its different per brush etc but just to get a ballpark figure of how low you go :)
I use .05 I’m pretty sure for almost everything if I were to do miniatures I’d go smaller and I use around 15-25psi go up and down according to how to paints behaving etc.
Another great video, to how much pressure is your compressor setup? Out of curiosity , to make sure the layering is effective.
I range between about 10/12psi all the way up to 25psi
One more question... when you thin your paints down that much, do you not find that there is an adhesion issue? When I thin my paints too thin - and that is WAY less than your thin - the paints tend to flake off much easier!
Never had any flaking issues at all. And I thin them down to nearly water make sure to seal them in if you are using thin layers.
Another great video full of useful information 😃
Glad you think so dude. Thanks for watching.
Great work man, your results are always awesome. Quick question, do you prefer satin or matt clear coat for protecting the skin's paint job?
I prefer matt. But it depends on the texture sometimes you want a shiny section etc.
Awesome
What colour do you use as your first coat before doing skin tones.
Black because I’m crazy haha.
You answered my thinning paints with question in this video and for that, I am grateful!
Hahaha awesome that’s great news
I love your work! For someone that doesn’t have an airbrush, can you do this with regular brushes?
Yes definitely here’s a video of exactly that. th-cam.com/video/_D7SylAFXRs/w-d-xo.html
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Very instructive video dude! Congratulations !
Thanks dude. Glad you liked it.
Ive airbrushed off and on for the last year and I can say what matters is the quality of paint because it affects how well you can thin the paint.
Thinning the paint is what turned me off to airbrushing.
Spiderwebbing can be dealt with easily by maintaining a certain distance from the model while spraying.
As long as the paint doesnt run or pool, you are on the right track. Great video.
Excellent video. Explains the process so much better
I hope so. Just I guess an addition to the previous videos.
awesome as usual, great instructional video dude :) thanks again as always.
Thanks dude. And thanks for watching!
Forever grateful for the video. The guide to paint skin is great
Haha great to hear. Hope it helps!!
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very nice print tips was helpful aswell
Sweet my dude.
Thanks for the vid dude…you da man
No problem dude!
Nice one dude!! Thanks for the video
Sure thing bro.
Great video yet again. What size needle you using?
.5 needle dude.
@@Groundeffected Cheers. Thanks Dad
F**kin awesome again!!
Thank you dude
Wonderful job brother!
Thank you my friend.
Great video my friend keep em coming
Great tutorial
Brilliant Finally someone who really breaks down the painting of flesh step by step and in great detail TY