- How to Paint a Horse in a realistic way:
In this video of half an hour I tell you the preliminary study necessary to paint the skin of the horse. The multiple shine of the hair and the tones. We began sketching to see where the lights go, looking at the good angles of the figure. We use the wet blending technique to go faster mixing and at the end we get the lights we want. Part 1
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Video of 36 minutes where we continue working and focusing on making the typical coat of the horses with their own characteristics and failures, trial and error so necessary. Part 2
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It's a 20 minute video where we focus on micro textures and glitters everywhere. The most important video of all to get into your mind the importance of micro textures. The video of the hindquarters can not be passed. Part 3
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- How to paint a Centaur
In this video of 45 minutes I explain how to paint the centaur first with wet blending followed by controlled glazes changing tones while I paint. I show you the importance of anatomical details so you don't skip anything. Style Patrick Jones.
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In this short part of 7 minutes I explain you how I painted the second source of light and ... a third? of course!! go for all!
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- How to paint the armor creating shapes with washes
In this 13 minute video I explain how to paint the armor in a different way, with washes to fill the gaps of the trimmings and creating a beautiful pattern. I explain you the color decisions and also the interpretation of the highlights of the armor. Last part of the centaur period. Hope you learned a lot!
That was really well done! Thanks for all your hard work and tips along the way.
Thanks mate!! hoping to see a centaur/horse painted by you soon 😉
I liked it very much, the videos, easy understanding opens a whole new world for me that did not know this technique. Thank you, keep up the good work, I’ll continue to follow your work closely
Thanks! I’m really happy that the guide is being useful and that you are learning new things, loosing fears! The glaze wet blending technique is an interesting thing to practice
As always fantastic videos, so much fun. Will practice some of these on the elf rider bust that I have.
Thank you!! that elf rider is an incredible figure. Hoping to see your paintjob soon!
Hi, Wondering how it goes with last part of this tutorial about creating shapes with washes? always nice to listen top your way of doing things and the understanding of it that you presents.
Sure John, just with a lot of things to edit or to paint on my desk and don’t really get time to finish that. But you’ll have it very soon. Thanks for your support!
No worries 🙂 whatever comes out of your editing I am happy, you are doing a very good job. Very inspiring videos.
Thanks a lot John. I´m now editing the last part of the centaur so you can have it 😉 think that tomorrow is ready