Learn how to paint a bust from WWII

Paint the eyeball base color, illuminate the white, shade the ends, outline pink tear ducts and eyelid, shape the iris with highlights, then add black pupils and a white dot.

Use a flat brush to apply successive layers of the base color, building a uniform finish for the bust.

Learn how to light a WWII bust by illuminating all volumes exposed to light, using diluted paint to achieve tonal variation.

learn to paint a WWII bust using 2º light from the course material. apply the 2º light approach to capture form and mood in the WWII bust.

Apply the third light in very specific places on the WWII bust using a round brush.

Apply a touch of white to the previous color and paint the points of maximum light on the bust.

Apply the first shadow on the WWII bust using a flat brush and very diluted paint to build the initial shading.

Apply the second shadow to the lower and deeper areas of the bust, enhancing depth in the figure.

Paint the lips on the WWII bust with pink tones darker than the face, add vertical highlight stripes, emphasize the lower lip, and outline the lip separation in dark.

Apply crimson glazes under the cheeks, nose, and lips on the WWII bust. Paint yellow areas in intermediate light and apply a bluish glaze to the icepacks and tempo's.

Use stippling to render the big shadow on the bust, adding more strokes in the darker areas to enhance depth.

Learn how to paint a WWII bust in the second part of the course.

Continue the third part of painting a World War II bust, refining technique and details.

Demonstrate varnish techniques for a historical bust, applying 50 percent diluted varnish for layers and an undiluted satin varnish on the eyes and lips.

Learn to select the best color for hair and eyebrows on the WWII bust and apply it with stippling.

Learn to light a WWII bust's hair and eyebrows using three layers of illumination to create highlights and contrast, then apply an acrylic glaze and re-light to recover hair highlights.

apply the base layer to the hat and build up several coats until the finish is uniform.

Capture the first light on the bust by using a worn-out brush and stippling paint to mimic the wall texture.

Concentrate the second light on the highest parts of the wrinkles to sculpt depth on the WWII bust. Use controlled lighting to emphasize texture and contrast for realistic rendering.

Master the transitions by smoothing tones, applying the first light more diluted in water, and keeping the brush in good condition.

Apply the 3rd light only to the highest areas of the hat on the WWII bust.

Apply very dark washes to soften transitions and intensify shadows, then reinforce shadow areas with the same tone, and deepen seams and wrinkles by outlining them with pure black.

Apply the base color to match the inverted pink of the Ponza troops and dot pink lights. Paint the aluminium wire base in medium gray and add white metallic highlights.

Apply the base camouflage with the airbrush in the shadow areas, build saturation with additional layers, spray light from above, and paint the shadow from bottom up.

Explore how to apply brown stains to a WWII bust in part 1, guiding you through foundational painting techniques and color handling.

Master brown stains on a WWII bust in the second part of the series, applying focused painting techniques to enhance detail.

Master the process of painting a WWII bust, focusing on brown stains in part 3 of the technique.

Learn the fourth part of painting a WWII bust, focusing on brown staining techniques to build authentic shading and historical realism.

Apply several layers of the same shade to saturate the color, then clearly define the polygon outline.

Apply green spots to the case, building on pencil drawings; continue until the spots are well defined for a WWII bust.

Apply a general wash in a very diluted dark brown to unify camouflage tones, then use less diluted paint for general shadows, and 50 percent diluted paint to outline themes.

Apply highlights to each spot separately, starting with the brown spots, while painting a WWII bust.

Illuminate the green spots on a WWII bust, and practice painting a WWII bust properly.

Explore painting a WWII bust using a very light color to emphasize lighting, aligning the composition with the themes through soft, luminous tones.

Complete a camouflage pattern on a WWII bust by painting the chips with a brush whose tip is in perfect condition.

Continue the splinter part two lesson to learn techniques for painting a WWII bust in this course.

Learn how to paint a WWII bust through splinter 3º part, guided by the phrases 'he' and 'they'll be'.

Master the splinter 4th part of the WWII bust painting course. Paint a WWII bust in this part.