Learning how to paint NON METALLIC METAL SILVER from start to finish!

[@rossovivominiatures9560]

This is not just an amazing tutorial but also a fantastic story to listen to. Congrats!

[@SeppukoGaming]

This is such an amazing and educational video. The passion Francesco is putting into this lesson is taking over and shows how much he loves doing what he does. Thank you for educating me and helping me out as an artist

[@themegagromp]

Really appreciate you talking about your theory on nmm not just showing mechanical step by step. Great job and beautiful paint job

[@halleysonli2041]

Thank you so much for sharing this. However, my main challenge is determining where to place light and shadow. For instance, how did you decide on the light's placement and shape at the beginning? I usually position it under the lamp, which helps identify the brightest posint, but I struggle to make it convincingly, which In your case, why did you make it spread like a trident? I can see it work straight away! I really wish you guys could make a video about this technique.

[@kimeramodels]

We will do a video on light placement in the future for sure. As for the three lights the reason is that usually metal creates more than one reflection and odd number of reflections looks more natural than an even number. Also observing how metal works in real life is very important

[@halleysonli2041]

@@kimeramodels Thanks for explaining it, and I can't wait for the video. It's really scary when you have a huge plain surface (like this one) and need to paint it in NMM🥲. literally no idea where to start, so please do make that video focusing on NMM! It will be very helpful.🙏

[@zazen69]

@@halleysonli2041 I second that notion!

[@stewste4316]

hope that video comes soon, have problems with that too :)@@kimeramodels

[@beefboy9500120953]

Phenominal, you are incredible.

[@alejandroruiz1796]

Great video, can't wait to try some nmm with the arrow brushes.

[@IvanFilimonov-og5bn]

Francesco, thank you so much for sharing this great content!

[@pugnascotia]

Wonderful video. I appreciated how you described the difference in motivation between TMM and NMM. Thank you.

[@АртёмОлегович-г8ф]

Really enjoyed it, detailed, informative, great fun to watch!!!

[@komma8203]

Great stuff. Hope to get a email any day now that the last kickstarter forfillment is in the post, so i get those pastels😂

[@MotoKingRob]

It turned out beautifully!

[@rolandyandell390]

Outstanding work and Video my friend

[@mikoajszczypiorski6102]

Amazing!!! Unbelivable quality of painting!!! Congratulations👏👏👏

[@kimeramodels]

❤️❤️

[@TravelMuseAgency]

That RED is amazing.

[@NacDelSainz]

Congratulations, stunning, amazing work....thanks a lot for sharing it

[@chaoticpainting1507]

Such an amazing piece, thanks for sharing the process.. maybe one day i'll be at least somewhat as good as that! Very impressed with how you used the colors like that! That's some next level shit my friend lol

[@morriganscreations]

Hello! I love your view of visible brushstrokes showing the soul of the painter! My question would be how to make my brushstrokes more intentional and to show them without it looking too childish or messy. Thank you!

[@kimeramodels]

It’s a matter of repetition and trying. You can only perfect something that you try many times over. In general the principle is that you either show texture or you show the least amount of strokes needed to make people understand something you want to tell (a light source, a volume and so on). What you decide to show is what represents your painting style

[@morriganscreations]

@@kimeramodels thanks for the reply! I'll keep practicing

[@alessandromilan50]

Bellissimo. Grazie. Siete i numeri uno.

[@airychkov]

amazing explanation! Thanks!

[@glorydayscycles]

Masterpiece!

[@goforitpainting]

Professional. 👍

[@beetle5000]

Could you please link the video on the true metallic metal please 🙏🏻 never mind I’ve found it 👌

[@StasIvanov]

Fantastic! Thanks

[@iptminis]

Great content as always! Y'all are the best!

[@wolfgangzimmermann819]

Very interesting and inspiring video. I have never tried to paint NMM. But the way you do it seems to me like a way I could try it 🙏👍 Sorry for my bad English

[@philgee486]

👍

[@n3r0n3]

super interesting! (and of course you are not a sketchy painter ;) )

[@TheMiniatureDoctor]

Hi Kimera, please make the video tutorials more affordable! £55 is just too much . Thanks!

[@kimeramodels]

No sorry, it’s impossible. A video tutorial of 6 hours it’s not like a free KZbin video of 20 mins. It costs us thousands of euros to make one and we can’t afford to put it cheaper. If you check the masterclasses in traditional art you’ll discover similar or higher prices for similar type of content. Also we use for our tutorials only the best artists that proved their quality by winning the top prizes in the most important contests in the world, unlike others you see out there. If you think about it, paying 12€ for a monthly Patreon of someone that will on average give you a new video a month of 30 mins, 50€ will give you only 2 hours of learning in 4 months instead of 6 hours right away. And on top of that, most of the top artist don't actually have a Patreon because they are too busy becoming even better painters.