I personally like the darker paint jobs myself. Gives them a more leathery look, almost as if these died in a hotter climate. Kinda like a desert zombie.
Felicidades amigo desde Ecuador, eres un gran maestro, soy amante de la escultura y me emociona ver que hay en todo el mundo amantes del.arte como tu . Felicidades.
Amazing job mate ! Just watched the 4 videos in a row, the way you've approached the different levels is very inspirational & of great help for the learner l am ! Greetings from France, keep up the good work !
Very good! I have followed the series on the zombie, and it turned out great. I have painted more than my fair share of zombies in 1/6 scale, and I did it in a similar fashion, but with some research on the topic (not for people who just had lunch, mind you), and dead bodies tend to stay pretty close to the skin tone they had when they lived - a little more wooden, yellow and black is never wrong when painting really old zombies actually, but green is quite unusual. But for effect, that's quite effective.
Wow, wonderful job, you're so talented! I'm gonna watch all of your videos at once cause I just discovered your channel :D I think the one with the real eyes is the best. Maybe you try to paint one of the zombies' eyes. I think it would effect the emotion. I've been into sculpting for a couple of years but couldn't make smth realistic. Just a sculpture of Edgar Allan Poe. I dunno if it counts cause his face has caricaturistic features anyway :D After I watch your videos, I'll try to make a realistic one :)
thanks for sharing! you said you wanted to put a red nose on the clown zombie, what do you think about using some silicone, the one to seal bathroom stuff, and use it to make the Red nose hanging as if the rotten nose partially fell? you could then paint the silicone to achieve a clotted Blood effect! have a good day!
+DoctorDrew that's a great idea - you can actually mix oil paints into the bathroom silicon to colour it. I used that to make some gore for a zombie costume a while back.
+Time Waster Digital Thanks I appreciate it, I wish I could charge that much! ;) alot of work goes in but you can pour copies easily enough once you have your mould done so you can make back the investment. They'll be available for the foreseeable future so will still be available in a month or so.
Thanks! The bust was a rough sketch for this steampunk mask ua-cam.com/video/0Z--sr2BicI/v-deo.html There's also a sculpture of Pinhead from Hellraiser back there too.
+panayiotis panayiotis Thanks. Yes sometimes I'll give them a coat of spray varnish, however the Tamiya paints I'm using are really good and don't come off so it's not always necessary.
mm ok thank you for the info :) and also thanks for replying so quickly! usualy I have a playlist named wating for reply and I add videos that I aske questions about them but with you I didn't even manage to add it yet :P anyway. keep up the good work :)
I love! Can I give you an idea? It occurs to me to put silicon in the mouth so that it is like dripping when it dries and then to be painted like the blood that was dripping it would give a very good effect
I personally like the darker paint jobs myself. Gives them a more leathery look, almost as if these died in a hotter climate. Kinda like a desert zombie.
Thanks! Yeah they came out OK too ;)
Really awesome job man I've been binge watching you all night !!
Hey cheers dude, thanks for watching!
Very inspirational. You are very talented,and very generous also,to show us mere mortals how you do it.
Cheers dude I appreciate it. It's just a matter of practice and learning from mistakes to be honest. I don't post the ones that go wrong! ;)
Very nice paint job. They have a nice 'dead flesh' look, and interesting painting techniques. Brilliant work!
+Quentin Bryant Art thanks very much I appreciate it :)
Felicidades amigo desde Ecuador, eres un gran maestro, soy amante de la escultura y me emociona ver que hay en todo el mundo amantes del.arte como tu . Felicidades.
Gracias! :)
what shade of red did you use for the blood?
A great series of videos, they look great. Cheers, Jim
Thanks very much Jim!
Amazing job mate ! Just watched the 4 videos in a row, the way you've approached the different levels is very inspirational & of great help for the learner l am ! Greetings from France, keep up the good work !
Hi, thanks very much and thanks for watching. Glad they were useful!
Your series is one of the best I have seen on UA-cam! Fantastic work!!
Thanks very much and thanks for watching!
Wow, you are a master of sculpting, thanks for your prompt reply of my question about skin painting. Please continuing doing more videos like this.
+ROD Boricua no probs and thanks very much.
Very nice..Good job
+Dane 69 Thanks! :)
Good stuff...love the teeth and jaw
+DARK RIDE - Nightmare on Wheels cheers dude ;)
Very good! I have followed the series on the zombie, and it turned out great. I have painted more than my fair share of zombies in 1/6 scale, and I did it in a similar fashion, but with some research on the topic (not for people who just had lunch, mind you), and dead bodies tend to stay pretty close to the skin tone they had when they lived - a little more wooden, yellow and black is never wrong when painting really old zombies actually, but green is quite unusual. But for effect, that's quite effective.
+Kojak0 thanks for watching. Yeah it's been fun to experiment with some different paint schemes.
Wow, wonderful job, you're so talented! I'm gonna watch all of your videos at once cause I just discovered your channel :D I think the one with the real eyes is the best. Maybe you try to paint one of the zombies' eyes. I think it would effect the emotion. I've been into sculpting for a couple of years but couldn't make smth realistic. Just a sculpture of Edgar Allan Poe. I dunno if it counts cause his face has caricaturistic features anyway :D After I watch your videos, I'll try to make a realistic one :)
+MahmurLemur hi. Thanks very much, yes realistic eyes really help!
thanks for sharing! you said you wanted to put a red nose on the clown zombie, what do you think about using some silicone, the one to seal bathroom stuff, and use it to make the Red nose hanging as if the rotten nose partially fell? you could then paint the silicone to achieve a clotted Blood effect! have a good day!
That is actually a fantastic idea!
+DoctorDrew that's a great idea - you can actually mix oil paints into the bathroom silicon to colour it. I used that to make some gore for a zombie costume a while back.
Threezero Isaac!
Yep. I love Dead Space :)
As always excellent results been fun watching the journey from clay to finished piece P.s your link don't work I probably couldn't afford one anyways
+Time Waster Digital thanks very much. Oh Yeah, whoops! Link's now fixed ;)
+Time Waster Digital Thanks I appreciate it, I wish I could charge that much! ;) alot of work goes in but you can pour copies easily enough once you have your mould done so you can make back the investment. They'll be available for the foreseeable future so will still be available in a month or so.
Amazing. So so good. I’m curious, what’s the project bust in the background your working on? 😊
Thanks! The bust was a rough sketch for this steampunk mask ua-cam.com/video/0Z--sr2BicI/v-deo.html
There's also a sculpture of Pinhead from Hellraiser back there too.
amazing work mr Dark Power :) I have 1 question .. do you put anything on top of the paint in order to protect it from rubing out and such ?
+panayiotis panayiotis Thanks. Yes sometimes I'll give them a coat of spray varnish, however the Tamiya paints I'm using are really good and don't come off so it's not always necessary.
mm ok thank you for the info :) and also thanks for replying so quickly! usualy I have a playlist named wating for reply and I add videos that I aske questions about them but with you I didn't even manage to add it yet :P anyway. keep up the good work :)
I love! Can I give you an idea? It occurs to me to put silicon in the mouth so that it is like dripping when it dries and then to be painted like the blood that was dripping it would give a very good effect
Can you tell me the numbers of the color that you used?
Great work!! Do you now the names of the paint colors you used ?
Thanks! I don't remember the specific colours but I used Tamiya for the details and oil washes.
Can I buy the bold from you???
Casts are available here www.etsy.com/uk/shop/TheDarkPower
Кто тоже русский?
Can I have one
Sure! Link in the description.
your selling you sculptures too cheep for how much work and effort your put in to them.
Thanks, I'm still finding my feet with this. How much do you think I should sell them for?
The Dark Power; I was thinking that 200-300 would be a good start for the price of your zombie sculptures.