How to paint realistic pants 1/35 Scale

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[@aythamialonsotorrent903]

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[@scale_model_art6037]

One of the best figure painting tutorials I've seen. I've come back and watched it several times!

[@aythamialonsotorrent903]

mike newbury thanks a lot for your kind words! You have many more in www.notoriginialminis.com

[@whiteyguitar666]

5 Years ago best tutorial ive seen so far 💯

[@aythamialonsotorrent903]

thanks a lot!!! :D

[@6525986]

im a profesional miniature painter 15 years....and your work is amazing!!!!!!your style is totaly new...

[@aythamialonsotorrent903]

VANGELIS MESEDAKIS thanks a lot! Im really happy you like it

[@creation1962]

Very nice work, very different to many other tutorials. I particularly like the way you make the freehand part look easy, I could make a video showing how hard I could make it, without even trying.Thanks

[@aythamialonsotorrent903]

TinDrum thank you! I try to show different approaches to achieve the same result ;)

[@orionspainting9875]

I hear zelda and civilization sound track lol i love it!! Also awesome tutorial man. The way you show just how sloppy you are to get such a awesome finish well done

[@aythamialonsotorrent903]

Orions Painting Zelda music is a must when you paint! :) Thanks for your words

[@gavinbooth]

A very useful tutorial many thanks for taking the time to produce and post it . Regards Gav .

[@aythamialonsotorrent903]

gavin booth it is a pleasure¡ thanks for watching

[@WARGAMESMINIATURES]

Great instructional video. Nice to see blending in real time instead of the usual 'speed paint' versions, and also using a brush, like most of us have! :)

[@aythamialonsotorrent903]

WARGAMESMINIATURES thanks a lot! Glad you find it usefull. I think is the best way to explain things, also including mistakes and how to solve them

[@DansScaleModelCreations]

Fantastic tutorial. Thank you.

[@aythamialonsotorrent903]

Dan's Scale Model Creations thanks! Glad you like it!

[@cooltjes33]

Well done. It helps me a lot to start painting figures myself.

[@aythamialonsotorrent903]

So glad to read that :)

[@aythamialonsotorrent903]

You can find a more than 3,5 hours Beginners tutorial on www.notoriginalminis.com

[@davidgutierrezlucas8003]

Ojalá subas más contenido en español,eres muy muy bueno

[@aythamialonsotorrent903]

gracias David! tienes cientos de horas en Español en mi web www.notoriginalminis.com Un saludo!

[@DaCostaStudio]

Great work my friend :)

[@aythamialonsotorrent903]

Da Costa thank you ;)

[@mrblackpublications]

Hello, I noticed that you have very clear image even if you change the distance on your painting. What camera do you use and what configuration? Thank you

[@aythamialonsotorrent903]

mrblackpublications hi! I use an iphone 6. It’s perfect to catch both distances and the quality is really good. Cheers

[@Jianju69]

Que placer aprender algo de los maestres de espana!

[@EasyTiger700]

Very very helpful indeed. 🙏

[@aythamialonsotorrent903]

Neil F. 381st Model Group im glad you find it useful!

[@vladimirhernandez3483]

great work, congratulation.!!!

[@aythamialonsotorrent903]

thanks!

[@mr.muffindan.m3367]

the music made me think my phone was ringing XD

[@aythamialonsotorrent903]

Zelda madness :)

[@thaddeusteo1]

Seems like you are putting a lot of paint onto the figure at the start. How do you prevent covering of details?

[@aythamialonsotorrent903]

Hi Thaddeus, I take thin layers of paint mixed with water to prevent this

[@ITOWords]

Enjoyed the video, but I couldn't help but think of Zelda all the way through with the background music!

[@aythamialonsotorrent903]

his1ojd thanks! Zelda is the best :)

[@stuartmarentette4208]

what did you prime the figure in? looks like it started as Luftwaffe blue.

[@aythamialonsotorrent903]

Stuart Marentette black and grey. You see a blueish tone cause of the light.

[@stuartmarentette4208]

Ah! Many thanks.

[@xjosephjoestar]

Hello I know the Video is quite old but can you Tell me what colors do you use I want to buy them because I m gonna paint some DAK too. Thank you very much and thank you for this awesome Tutorial.

[@aythamialonsotorrent903]

Hi! thanks for your words. I cannot remember de exact colors but this is an advice. Get the primary ones and start mixing them with white and black to create your own tones. For example, to create the green of the jacket, just mix blue and yellow and then create 6 different tones of that green adding whites, grey, blacks, oranges, ivory, etc. It's a really good exercise to practice color comprehension. Cheers!

[@xjosephjoestar]

@@aythamialonsotorrent903 okay thank you really much.

[@Miguel-re2hv]

Have you also posted the face painting?

[@aythamialonsotorrent903]

Miguel unfortunetly I dont have it

[@kidsundance3970]

you used acrylic on enamel paint?

[@aythamialonsotorrent903]

Acriylics only :)

[@rubenismaelsanchez3730]

hola amigo, lo podes hacer en castellano, mi ingles es bueno pero me se perder, gracias

[@aythamialonsotorrent903]

Rubén Ismael Sanchez en www.notoriginalminis.com tienes muchisimas mas tutoriales en castellano

[@sholomrabin2011]

wonderful work but german jackets came in so many colours so doing one shade of green to another is not a big deal.

[@aythamialonsotorrent903]

Agreed! you have the video of the jacket also

[@militaryprojekt]

Great Very Good 👍👍👍👍

[@aythamialonsotorrent903]

Military Projekt thank you!

[@fredotri3169]

hello the paint you use and a water paint? or oil

[@aythamialonsotorrent903]

fredo tri hi! Vallejo acrylics

[@fredotri3169]

yes Vallejo acrylics she cleans herself with water or with essanse I totally forgot

[@aythamialonsotorrent903]

I always dilute with water

[@fredotri3169]

OK thank you it's nice thank you very much good continuation

[@MGoudsmits]

why would you paint shadows?? when you put a light on it you get them for free

[@aythamialonsotorrent903]

M Goudsmits 金马桥 to make a more contrast work. In areas like underneath the knees needs wrinckles in shadow color. Best way to know it is experimenting

[@MGoudsmits]

I know why they do it but actually in real life that is not the case and with a good light you also get the shades as they should be. So I find it always a bit over the top if you get my drift but still nice job

[@aythamialonsotorrent903]

I now understand you. Let me try to explain. As you say, if we put a figure underneath a light the proper volumetry will show all lights and shadows the sculptor has work. This should be good if we paint for example the pants, in only one color and let the natural or artificial light do the work. But in my opinion this works poorly compared to directly painting on the figure like you were drawing on a piece of paper. Thats the way i see the world of painting figures, to “invent” and “sculpt” with paint trying to guide the eye of the viewer wherever you want and exagerating areas and forms. Is like painting a portait. For example, creating a more contrast work with the trousers we are talking about. The world of painting figures is similar to the ilustration, but instead of painting on a 2D paper or computer we work on a 3D figure. Hope i explained well. Regards,

[@MGoudsmits]

thanks for reply

[@01mazayas]

porque no en español?

[@aythamialonsotorrent903]

Pronto!!

[@luteroblau6955]

gracias

[@01mazayas]

cuando es pronto picha?

[@luteroblau6955]

yeee relax ,ahi que animar y no presionar ,que para lo que pagamos.

[@01mazayas]

no presiono , solo pregunto , bueno yo no se tu pero yo si pago