Dred fx Custom Paint

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@RobKitingСағат бұрын

Wish i heard this 70 years ago

@quangske2 сағат бұрын

It doesn’t matter which tip size you’re on. You may have stumbled on a better .2 or else on a flawed .3. Quality control is the main difference between cheap and expensive.

@slackerzsincity88227 сағат бұрын

My opinion is that the TE10 lays flatter for clear coat. You gotta give it a try instead. Its a flat finish without trying.

@dredfxcustompaint4 сағат бұрын

I have tried it and it lays a cracking coat down 👍

@lovetolay17 сағат бұрын

12 months down the line and every word is still bang on As a newbie, loving the FW inks

@magusreaver17 сағат бұрын

it's amazing how much of a redshift tha wicked black has in it.

@bexairbrushing19 сағат бұрын

useful to know about the 2k thinners for inks - i been struggling with dried paint in the cup and around the airbrushes since switching to using inks.

@bexairbrushing19 сағат бұрын

very cool! liking the detail.

@dredfxcustompaint4 сағат бұрын

Thanks bex 👍

@louisliguore719919 сағат бұрын

Great video, great artwork! I like the combination of real time and fast painting, keep up the great work.

@dredfxcustompaint4 сағат бұрын

Thank you 👍

@christopherstaton894020 сағат бұрын

I'm 69 had two strokes and trying airbrushing for therapy. You have inspired me enormously. You teach wonderfully, not full of yourself. I wish you (and your wife) all the best in the future. Keep going.

@bramelsheretan20 сағат бұрын

Hi, enjoying the videos, I would suggest you offer a starter brush kit for the absolute beginner. I airbrush models and got a cheapy from Amazon and it serves me well for what I'm doing. If I really get into the airbrushing art side I will buy items you recommend. But as I say, for the small home modeller I'd consider offering a review on something more affordable. Cheers,

@dredfxcustompaint4 сағат бұрын

Hi there is loads of videos on the channel reviewing beginner brushes if your on a budget

@tonyjonsson516422 сағат бұрын

Hi Wonder do you mix your paint before and let it rest or use direkt

@dredfxcustompaint4 сағат бұрын

Sometimes mix before in small pots with lids

@tonyjonsson51644 сағат бұрын

@@dredfxcustompaint Great thanks👍👍

@garysherwood250122 сағат бұрын

Wow,thought I was the only painter with this issue. For me the bi-polar part is what I have the hardest time with,and having no time to finish the things I have to do, the way it's stuck in my head to do. My old lady had a drug over dose and passed away the very night I had picked her up from 3 months of rehab she passed away at the motel we were staying at, while me and our 5 yr old boy watched tv,she was in the bath tub. Anyways, it absolutely fried my mind to the point were I was put on a small truck load of meds I stayed in my house hiding from everyone for a little over 2 years. I'm doing better now, 4 years later, you seem like a pretty cool guy,a few words of advice from me would be to be very careful with meds. Best thing I did for myself was to get away from them and your right, pot is very helpful . I smoke quite a bit every day. Its a good thing. I hope you get the right help, from the right person,I'm semi retired so I work from home now if I'm not sleeping th day away so feel free to get I'm touch if you need to talk about this stuff, I would be happy to help if I can. I have a couple questions about my seals on my brushes, I m only use GSI Creos. Any how have a good day & I really hope you get to feeling better soon. Gary Sherwood

@JohnWD40TC0222 сағат бұрын

Hi Rob, a very nice piece of artwork mate personally I think it's better in colour as it really pops with all the colours and her hair looks very realistic. I liked the special effects for the intro and outro it reminded me of a scene from The Walking Dead on Prime😰😂👍

@Cyril-eu4gfКүн бұрын

Tried all of that but still the Evolution craps all over my artwork when least expected. Never got anything out of this brush. Don’t know about Evo but for me it should be NSU - no sodding use.

@tanyaerickson612Күн бұрын

I'll be 50 in October and it's only been a few days ago that I started talking about my procrastination issues plus how distracted and forgetful I get, this is the first time I thought maybe this is what I have along with PTSD from being flown out the passenger windshield 60ft during a car accident while 4 months pregnant with my son. We both survived however ended up in wheelchairs. My son has cerebral palsy while I'm a paraplegic so I serious need to sign up for a doctor but I keep procrastinating. Thx for the video.

@eileencollins3126Күн бұрын

You share so much information! 8 PSI? I will have to remember that!

@captainrosco.Күн бұрын

Hi! I’m not a regular to the channel but my dad watches your videos and sent this to me today. I was diagnosed as an adult last year and he said your video helped him to understand a bit better what I struggle with (so thank you). I haven’t got all the way through the video yet but before I inevitably forget or get distracted I thought I’d share a bit about my experience getting diagnosed as you asked for some information. I’ve got loads to talk about on the subject so if you do need any further info then let me know and I’ll be happy to talk you through anything if it helps. I understand what it’s like trying to work it all out and lots of what you’ve said absolutely rings true for me. In terms of my experience, I was diagnosed at 30 via the ‘right to choose’ scheme - it’s a free route where you pick a provider, book a docs appointment, get a referral to provider and then they set up an assessment call. You go through diagnosis with them and then if diagnosed they’ll talk you through treatment options, which can include medication. They’ll then titrate you onto an appropriate one if medication is the route and send you your prescription in the post (at least with who I chose) monthly. You also have weekly check ins where they check blood pressure and weight and mental health when going through the process so you have someone monitoring. I chose psychiatryUK for my right to choose (if you just google psychiatryuk right to choose then it’ll show you a web page with information). The timing for me was October 2022 realised I likely had it, November doctors appointment where you explain why you think you have give them a right to choose letter to complete and send on to the chosen provider if they agree to (the right to choose pages on provider websites usually have info to give doctors on why they can refer you as some aren’t aware of it). January 2023 acknowledgement of request, June 2023 diagnosis (ADHD combined hyperactive and inattentive) and then November 2023 I started titration. I’ve tried several medications since then but have recently agreed on one that suits me best. My experience to date has found some types help with some things and some help with others, for example one was great for focus but terrible for impulse and mood regulation and didn’t affect eating, but the one I’ve settled on isn’t as good for focus but massively helps with overwhelm, calming those thoughts a bit, mood regulation and impulse but my appetites been awful and I struggle to get to sleep - you’ll likely find positives and negatives for any but it’s about looking for the best overall quality of life improvement. I’m still working my ADHD out, the tablets aren’t a fix all but they definitely help with giving you a bit more mental space to help and look after yourself a bit better. It’s not been a quick journey with right to choose but quicker than the standard nhs route, free (the nhs pays the providers) and although private is quicker it’s also quite expensive and a significant regular financial commitment to consider. Additionally there are medication shortages which seem to be affecting all types of patients so it’s not always the easiest route either. ADHD is honestly a wild ride but there’s a huge community of people to fall back on for support if you need it, half the help for me was having an official diagnosis so I had, not an excuse for any behaviour, but some rationale for why I might have done things differently and an understanding about how I could react or adapt to do things differently. When I was first looking and considering I made a Reddit account and joined some of the threads on there like r/ADHD r/ADHDUK and then some specific medication ones so I could read people’s stories and experiences - it really helped. Anyway I dread to think how long this comment is or even if you’ll see it - but I hope you realise you aren’t on your own and there is absolutely some rest-bite or light at the end of the tunnel for this. Thanks again for the video and making the topic accessible - if you’d like to chat about experiences or anything then send me some instructions for how I message not in a 10,000 word comment! 😂 (absolutely no idea how to work KZread!)

@captainrosco.Күн бұрын

Also loop earplugs for sensory overload has been a GAME CHANGER (they look discreet and you can still hear stuff)

@ChuckCanada1Күн бұрын

Dred FX- thanks a lot for all the tips. I started doing some zenithals on miniatures with the FW Inks and Liquitex Inks. Same mix you said to use and I'm dropping it down to ten psi ''give or take, with the adjustment valve'', ''it sounds the same as your airbrush when you turn yours down, a whistle''. Works perfectly, now to just get good at it! lol Thanks buddy.

@dredfxcustompaintКүн бұрын

Your welcome glad you liked the video

@Marco-ps2vsКүн бұрын

Thanks for being open on this topic nobody talks about it like you do. And as i can see in the reactions your not alone. Keep making the videos on airbruching it calms you down. I suffered the same things losing job after job not nowing what was going on whit me addicted to alcohol now clean for ten monds and starting again whit airbrush thanks to your vids. Keep the paint flowing and your head up.

@dredfxcustompaintКүн бұрын

Thank you 👍 glad you like the videos

@suzanneduchateau7258Күн бұрын

Thank you for your time and sharing your expertise. 😊

@dredfxcustompaintКүн бұрын

Your welcome thank you for watching

@TonyMount-sq3hiКүн бұрын

Looks awesum great work rob

@dredfxcustompaintКүн бұрын

Thank you 👍

@spyuggyКүн бұрын

Beautiful artwork and a great tutorial. Thank You.

@dredfxcustompaintКүн бұрын

Thank you glad you enjoyed it 👍

@bartholomewmccaffery7058Күн бұрын

Great bit of work mate enjoyed watching this whilst eating my banger and mash

@saltireaquatics9093Күн бұрын

Do you use 70% or 90% iso?

@dredfxcustompaintКүн бұрын

99% well that's what it says on the bottle

@MariaBoyle-wq6gpКүн бұрын

@dredfxcustompaint ah yea sorry 99% lol I use 70% in the studio so I'll order 99% keep them separate cheers again and thanks for the great vids

@spyuggyКүн бұрын

Lovely artwork and great tutorial, but I prefer normal speed. I understand the amount of work editing though. Thank You.

@DorothyWood-de-MeloКүн бұрын

I’ve been diagnosed with MDD and put on antidepressants. But I also have all of your symptoms apart from the anger issues. But always felt so much anxiety. I’m also dyslexic which also points towards adhd. But in Australia it’s very hard to get diagnosed as an adult with adhd. They need school reports etc. I don’t know why they make it so difficult. I’m so happy that you have finally figured your condition out.

@DorothyWood-de-MeloКүн бұрын

@dredfxcustompaintКүн бұрын

I've just been to the doctors and explained everything and all she did was give me a questionnaire to tick the boxes she said fill it out And I will see if your fit for a referral and that can be up to two years waiting 🥺

@romulopinto3644Күн бұрын

Hey! This project is cool. Thanks for the tips you gave. Thanks! Rômulo here from Brazil, State of Bahia. 🎨🎨🎨🎨🎨

@dredfxcustompaintКүн бұрын

Your welcome 🙏

@cyrilpreece26582 күн бұрын

What if I dont have 2K thinner? Blinding subject really enjoyable. No link to the image but let you off. Good luck today.

@dredfxcustompaint2 күн бұрын

Links will be in today at some point

@PSB0ndКүн бұрын

@@dredfxcustompaint Definitely a nice-to-have - not having to sift through pages of lousy Google matches before following along would be a godsend, ta.