Painting Spider-man in Comic Style - Marvel Crisis Protocol
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Loving these comic book style paint jobs. Look great 👍
Glad you like them!
with the end of Guild Ball lol (i will never stop playing it lol) lots of the community are saying that this could be the next thing for us as rules are very similar so i will be getting into this game so keep them vids coming my friend as your great to follow for doing models in this game been a sub for a fare bit now and ive taken lots of tips from you over the years and my painting is getting allot better thanks from the UK paul aka E-TRON :)
Awesome, thanks for watching! I'm glad I've been able to help you improve, that's the goal after all :D
I'm really enjoying these tutorials. Have you ever done any chibi style models?
Just a handful, and none of them in a tutorial yet... one of these days!
@@Epicduck I'm about to start a project of chibi style comic superheroes. I'd love to see a tutorial on how to do that style!
Wicked!
Another great paint job. Been using your work to help me get my way through my MCP core box. I’m curious how you’d do billowing capes (mainly Thor but also to less extent vision and star lord from MCP)
Vision is coming up soon ;)
How do I downplay the fact that his top looks like pajamas? The spider-gut that the rib creates is off putting to me, any tips?
im surprised you didnt bust out the pen for all those lines. or a crash course in oil wash (seeing your lower comment you wouldnt do a mass wash and clean up, but just the magic touch it in one spot and watch it fill the crevice method)
I honestly don't like using pens on minis, mostly because I find the tips on the pens wear out *really* fast. They do nice linework, but I've burned a $5 pen on a single model, not very economical. I've used Pigma Micron pens in the past with some success, but the tiny felt tip just erodes away too quickly.
Some pens aren't archival quality inks either (I'm looking at you, Sharpie) and start to yellow/brown after a few years.
The crevices aren't sharply defined like, say, a model plane kit's panel lines, so you wouldn't get sharp lining from the magic touch method - they'd have some natural feathering at the edges of each line, which takes away from the sharpness of the line work.
Please believe that the choices I make are deliberate and not made out of ignorance ;)
Lookin' good. Do you think a black oil wash would work well on all the super thin black lines?
Yes and no. It wouldn't in any way look like hand-drawn, sharp lines, like the ink lining does. But if you just want something to quickly shade the webbing without losing your mind, it would manage that well :)
What number of brush did you use?
Can’t wait till you really blow up. More people need your down to earth tutorials
It's bound to happen sooner or later, right? :P
Epic Duck Studios 🤣🤣 paint a space marine or talk about contrast paint and it’ll happen, right?