Category Archives: Paint Effects

Netsuke Turtle-Dragon Competition Winners & Paint Job Videos

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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. 🙂

Part Two | 1/35 Mechanical Female Soldier Resin Garage Kit | Paint Job

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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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Heller Oryctes Nasicornis – Rhinoceros Beetle Model Kit | Build & Paint

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In this video we build and paint the Oryctes Nasicormis or Rhinoceros beetle model kit by Heller. Building model kits is not only fun, but gives an opportunity to practice paint jobs and effects to relay to your own sculpts, builds and models, not to mention assembling a fine crafted model kit.

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Fluid/Flow Painting & Marble Effects

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In this video, Dot walks us through the process of fluid painting or flow painting using acrylics and the ingredients needed to create this effect, plus marbling tiles and objects by dipping the objects into ionised /ionized water with special acrylic paint floating on the surface of the water.

Special thank you to Dot and Gina for demonstrating the process of flow/fluid/pour painting and marble effects! 🙂

Thank you to the crew at Millbrook Arts & Crafts Group! 🙂