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Ghost Rider 1/5 Human head (advanced level)
🕑 Added 2025-04-08 18:33:01 +0000 UTCWhen I come across a challenge like this, I know it’s going to turn into an epic video. In this latest project, I took on three of the most difficult elements in painting: a realistic face, a textured skull, and flames, all in one piece.
The model was sculpted by the talented team at Wicked, and I brought it to life with a brush in hand. In the video, which runs for over 20 minutes, I take you through the entire process step by step, from the first strokes to the final details. Nothing is left out.
https://www.patreon.com/c/3dWicked/home
If you’re interested in seeing how I combine realism, texture, and bold visual effects in a single head, this video is for you.
Ready to paint something out of the ordinary?
Ammo
Gray → A.MIG-0226
Oil ochre → A.MIG-0055
Rotbraun → A.MIG-0014
Neutral Gray → A.MIG-0239
Crystal Red → A.MIG-0093
Crystal Light Blue → A.MIG-0098
Violet → A.MIG-0126
Red Primer Shine → A.MIG-0923
Sea Blue → A.MIG-0227
French Blue → A.MIG-0062
Matt Black → A.MIG-0046
Medium Rust → A.MIG-0040
Light Rust → A.MIG-0039
Dust → A.MIG-0072
Basic skin → ATOM-20041
Blood Red → A.MIG-0121
Yellow → A.MIG-0048
Orange → A.MIG-0129
Green Stuff World
Fluor Yellow → 1701
Fluor Orange → 1703
Ink Sanguinem Red → 1725
Vallejo
Skin Tone → 71076
Skin Wash → 72093
Pru Pink → 71408
Black Ink → 72094
White Ink → 72082
Comments
B Studios
It usually takes me about 5 hours to paint a head. The best advice I can give you is that until the end of the process you will never see what the paint job will be like. What differentiates a good painter is knowing what they want their result to be and continuing until they get it. Many times just before getting a good result everything seems chaotic and wrong, so you always have to not give up and continue until the end. And if you make mistakes and everything goes wrong, you will have learned a lesson.
roberto morgado
hi javi! i have one question, maybe general. how long it takes to you paint a realistic skin, i mean mostly videos and tutorials doesn't show how long it takes, because when im painting i have to wait until dry, that part is hard for me because you aren't seeing the final result until it completely dries, and if you uses transparator is like much more time, how do you manage the final tones or how much time i have to wait until layer to see the real color. thanks!
B Studios
I explain it in the video on the other head, the color fluor yellow is tremendously saturated, so much so that it gives the artificial sensation, as you say for a strange color, that's why I only use it to prepare the surface, saturate mixtures and final details.
thibout
Hi Javi, at beginning, Fire are green?
