Painting Skeletor with

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  • Опубліковано 27 чер 2024
  • Join me on a digital art adventure as I bring the fearsome Skeletor from Masters of the Universe to life! In this speed painting video, watch as I use Rebelle 7 Pro to masterfully blend oils and create a piece that captures the essence of the iconic villain. Don’t forget to hit like, subscribe, and ring that bell for more art magic!
    👾 About the Artwork: Skeletor, the notorious nemesis of He-Man, stands tall in this digital painting, exuding his classic evil charm. With each stroke, his menacing skull face and signature purple hood come into sharper focus, while his blue skin and the golden armor gleams with accents. The serpent-Serpos
    emerging from the swirling stormy backdrop adds to the drama of this epic piece.
    🖌️ Materials Used:
    Software: Rebelle 7 Pro
    Technique: Digital Oils
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    🎧 Music Credits Darren Curtis Music
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 3

  • @lucasdotart
    @lucasdotart Місяць тому +1

    Awesome work, as per usual, David!
    Are you using the default watercolor brushes presets?

    • @daviddefigueredoart
      @daviddefigueredoart  Місяць тому +1

      Thank you! Im glad you dig it. I do make adjustments in the visual settings. I turn the reset and absorbancy all the way down and drip thickness and length all the way up and then I tilt the canvas down to let everything run downward.

    • @lucasdotart
      @lucasdotart 25 днів тому

      @@daviddefigueredoart Ah, I see! I'll give a try. Thank you! :)