How to paint a BRONZE STATUE ✅

This Valentine's Day, you can gift this lucky Yuli and you'll stay single. Hello, what's up? I'm José David, and welcome to my channel. In this video, I'm going to show you how to paint a bronze statue with a very realistic and very simple effect. For this, I used one of the miniatures from my own brand, which belongs to the Shadow of Cavaza universe. You can find all these miniatures and the materials I use in the videos on my website www.josedavinci.com. I'll leave the link in the video description. [Music] We start with the miniature primed in gray, and we're going to completely cover the entire miniature with this metallic color. I primed it in gray because it's easier for the metallic color to adhere better to this surface. With the brush well-loaded with paint and at basecoat consistency, we cover the entire surface without leaving absolutely any nook uncovered because, besides being a very nice color to simulate bronze, it has great adhesion capacity; with very little, it will cover very well. If you want to learn how to paint this miniature for real, you have the complete painting process on my Patreon channel. On this channel, you will see the processes of the miniatures from their beginning to their end. I'll leave the link in the video description. We now have the surface ready for the next step. Now we're going to use this product applied with an airbrush. This step is really an act of faith because you can barely tell where we are applying it. What I did was apply it by eye over the entire surface and pray that I was doing it right. This product creates a film that we can later use to create a chipping effect; it will depend on what you are aiming for. Another factor to consider in this step is that the brush is not too wet; if it is, it will thin the green paint and