Painting 3D Prints Tutorial Series 2 of 5 - Thinning Paints & Color Blocking - Painting Techniques
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This is the second of five videos in the Painting 3D Prints series. I cover all the basics that will give you the skills and techniques to paint any 3D printed model from start to finish.
The number one question I get about my painted prints is:
"What paints do you use and where do you get them?"
So in this video, I answer this question and give you my best tips and techniques using cheap hobby paints.
Yep. There's no secret, special, or expensive paints. It's all in the painting technique and I show you exactly how to do it so you too can get amazing results!
If you liked this tutorial, please watch the rest of the series, subscribe, and post your questions in the comments.
1. Priming: • Painting 3D Prints Tut...
2. Paint Thinning & Color Blocking: • Painting 3D Prints Tut...
3. Ink Washes & DIY Recipe: • Painting 3D Prints Tut...
4. Dry Brushing Techniques: • Painting 3D Prints Tut...
5. Daubing Techniques: • Painting 3D Prints Tut...
Each part of this series builds upon the one before it, so if you started in the middle be sure to go back to the beginning to see every step along the way. I used the same model from start to finish. I hope you enjoy watching how to go from the raw 3D print to a work of art!
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3D print Slicer I use:
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My Cura Slicer Setting Video:
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3D Printers I own and recommend:
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Love this series! I can literally feel my anxiety lift off me! Can’t wait to get started painting! Thx!!
Awesome so glad it’s helpful to you!!
This series is fantastic. I’m getting into painting now and this has been source number 1 for me. Thank you!
I appreciate this. So much helpful advice. My art skill just noticeably increased after this
That’s so awesome! I super happy it help you out. Best of luck with your future works of art!
Forgot to say if you have an Instagram tag me in your results I’d love to see it. My Instagram is @itsmeadmade
I love your tutorial its a great help. Awesome and recommended for beginner. keep up the good work.
Thanks so much. I’m truly glad they are helpfully if you ever have any specific questions let me know I can always make more on other topics!
Very very nice tutorial! You rock! 👍👍
Thank you. Glad you liked it. I put out a new series for painting 3D prints for beginners the last part in the series comes out tomorrow. I got a bunch more tips I go over in that one too.
AMAZING tutorial 👍
Thanks so much glad you enjoyed it!
Hey Chris, I didn't check the description I'm the first video but you should also add your paints and brushes and tools using your affiliate link from Amazon.
Great job on the videos so far!
Only comment I have on this video is the volume was a lot lower than video 1.
Thanks for the feedback! Yeah the volume was due to all my printers were running and made the volume lower with the noise canceling feature on my phone where i recording everything
thanks i needed exactly this. how long does it usually take to wait for paint to dry before adding a the next layer?
Awesome vid... question, why didn’t you prep the layer lines on the face? Thanks for the tutorial, I really suck at brush painting
Thanks glad you like it. I was really just focusing on the painting aspect. Since I have other videos explaining how to get rid of layer lines.
Hey I noticed that those layer lines look like you have an option in cura enabled by default, its called "Adaptive Layers" or "Adaptive layer height" something like that. I hope this helps if you are still having that issue
Thanks for the tip
Would sanding the figure remove those diagonal printing lines all over the model ?
Yes it would remove some but you also run the risk of loosing details.
thanks for the tutorial!!!!!! also how come i can't turn on notifications for this channel?
No problem glad you liked it. As for notifications you should just need to hit the bell icon on my channel page.
@@ItsMeaDMaDe Yeah i tried but it instantly unticks it. i looked more into it and it says due to child content laws you can't turn on notifications which is weird because i don't think your content is aimed at children. maybe you need to untick something in the settings or something
@@user-ss6db7fq1y should work now. Changed a settings didn’t realize that. Thanks for letting me know. 😁
where you get the Michelangelo print from?
You can get him from the artist named Eastman Patreon. The link is in the the description. You can always find links to what I do in the descriptions.
Where did you get the chunky Mikey?
I got it off of MyMiniFactory
Where can I find that turtle file
You can get the chunky turtles here
www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-teenage-mutant-ninja-tortle-miniatures-bundle-pre-supported-141911
I was hoping for techniques for covering printing lines. You seem to just live with them, but it just cheapens the look.
Maybe need to adjust your belts and slow print speed. Yea the head is horrible
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you talk too much man, get to the bottom of it.