A relatively easy, simple and effective paint effect to apply to concrete casts or many other types of casts made from varying materials besides concrete. In this video we paint a concrete casted ammonite fossil in a psychedelic or perhaps a mother-of-pearl kind of paint effect using a base coat of three pastel-esque colours and a dry-brushing of silver metallic paint over the multi-coloured base or undercoat.
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Creating a rust and corrosive metallic look and effect on a concrete skull tealight candle holder cast which was casted around September/October of this year of 2020 (videos on channel). We also paint the molten part of the concrete candle red and add hightlights to the overall concrete piece to add depth to both the skull and the dripping candle features on the ornament.
Now the days are getting shorter and colder, we can get on with painting some of our concrete casts, pieces and ornaments which we made earlier in the year.
Starting off on our first paint job of winter 2020, we decided to go with a basic black wash over concrete to create a weather and time worn olde worlde paint wash effect!
Prior to applyng the wash, we applied concrete dusproofer/hardener which is featured in the previous video on the channel. We don’t always use the dustproofer, so results may differ if applied directly to bare or raw concrete.
Part two and the final part in this video series. In this video we paint the Revell TIE Fighter model using a cast iron metallic paint along with paint washes and wiping techniques. The model is made by Revell and is 1:110 scale.
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We had three winners of the recent Netsuke Turtle-Dragon competition here at Dramamask Evolution. They all received a resin casted Turtle-Dragon to paint in whichever way they chose and sent their videos of painting the figures to Dramamask to compile this video of their unique paint jobs.
Thank you to all competition participants and thank you so much for your videos of your wonderful paint jobs of the Netsuke. Thank you for making this competition a success and look out for more competitions at Dramamask Evolution in the future! 🙂 If you enjoyed this video, please like and share. 🙂
The second and final part in this short series featuring the mechanical female soldier garage kit. In this video we paint the model creating a kind of worn look and metallic effects with a finished cyberpunk and perhaps steampunk theme. We employ both washes and the faithful dry brushing technique to create the paint effects on the science fiction model.
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Using acrylic paints to paint Ratty from Wind In The Willows who looks like he is off to do a spot of clay pigeon shooting.
Washes and dry brushing techniques are used to create various painting effects for statuary and model painting.
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The second and last part in the series of building and painting Boba Fett’s Slave I model kit by Revell. In this video, we paint the model and add weathering, battle damage and wearing effects.
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Satan narrates another video for Halloween with creating horror special effects using skin safe latex, a fake plastic eyeball, colours and more to create this grotesque eye, oozing with blood, pus and gore! Totally gross! 😀
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Part one in a two part video series of making a steampunk like gas mask. In this video we create paint effects on a gas mask to create a steampunk look. In the second part of this video series, we will install some LED lights in the mask to jazz it up!
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