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Tsukigoro - Skin - (Patreon)

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2018-05-21 16:40:27
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 Good Morning!

We start a new project! This time, Tsukigoro, one of the miniatures from Hirelings of Asura. I know many are waiting for the NMM video but I promise will be soon.

As you said, I try improve in each video and PDF and for that, I changed the angle of the camera in this video (it’s more like a direct vision). If you don’t like it, or if you want to give me another idea to improve, tell me in the comments.

In the English video the subtitles are not integrated into the video; is automatically created on YouTube (I didn’t know), and for that reason, I decide to activate the “correct function” in Youtube, so that it can be modified if any word is not well written.

The PDF of this video (remember that we are going to start doing it more like a magazine) will be posted between Wednesday and Thursday.

I am already working on the following videos; It's a bit difficult to coordinate everything from here without having all the equipment, but I think the results are very good. ;)

Link;

See you soon!

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01. Tsukigoro - Skin -

More amazing projects like this are published every week in; www.patreon.com/sergiocalvominiatures Thank you very much for your support! ^^ And don't forget to visit my social networks for the latest news; Instagram; www.instagram.com/sergiocalvominiatures Facebook; www.facebook.com/sergiocalvo1988

Comments

D S

The miniature is amazing along with all the others that were part of the kickstarter. I definitely made sure I got in on. :)

Kipp

One comment I do have about what you say in the beginning about skipping bits you've already show in other videos. That sort of assumes that everyone has watched all of your other videos and in order. If you don't want to keep showing the same stuff over and over, the best way i've seen other people do it is give a brief "I did this, this, this and this, for more in depth guide see my X video"

Ralf Helbig

I really like this short video. It's fun to watch because it's more compact. On the longer videos I caught myself playing Diablo while watching it and missing important stuff. Keep the videos short. Try to add show the important things. It's no use watching your 5min painting one layer. :D

Carl Tees

This video was great, a lot of detailed information. I understand that your layers need to be smooth and not streaky because of the airbrush step, but how does that change when creating texture?

Davogrod Gutsucker

Personally, I like longer videos. I'd like to see a video on tattooed skin later on please.

Andrii Maliuha

Hello! Could you please tell if I can find somewhere list of paints that were used in this tutorial?

Sergio Calvo Miniatures
>>147104579

The colors always appear in the videos. Anyway, I think there are also PDFs. You can search directly with the collection to make it easier to find.

Patrick Lorente

Hello Serigo! Lovely stuff in here. I'm just wondering regarding your painting technique. If you didn't use an airbrush would you blend all the layering/capibases with glazes of the different layer colors you used? I don't own an airbrush at the moment but I really like this technique. It gives a way more expressive and painterly look which I'm after.

Sergio Calvo Miniatures
>>12655076

If you first use the brush and create that dirt, when you use the airbrush what you do is veil it. That is to say, to take out two different tones of dirt (the first one that we have created with the brush and the second one, that is color dyed of the airbrush + the previous base). The result is more realistic than if we only use one color with the brush.

Sergio Calvo Miniatures
>>24301003

In some videos I have already explained how you can make those glazes without using the airbrush. It's about catching a little more water and dragging in the area of the cuts that create the different layers.