- [Jonathan] In this lesson, I'm gonna finish painting
the rest of the metal pieces, and there are quite a few,
so it's gonna take a little bit.
So I'm gonna time-lapse over it
just so you don't have to sit through all of it,
and me doing the exact same thing over and over again.
And what I want you to really think about
is not about each individual brush stroke here,
but just the overall colors that we're doing
and trying to match those up with the concept.
And it doesn't have to be exact,
but as long as we're roughly in the right ballpark,
then I think we'll be looking good.
If you feel like you already have a good grasp
on what to do and you're really ready to go in and do it,
then I don't think you have to watch
this lesson in its entirety.
Maybe just skim through it to make sure
you get the important bits or just see
in general what I'm doing.
But I really don't think you have to watch
all of it if you don't want to.
But I felt it was really important
to include in the course for the people
who would find it helpful.
Of course, if you have any questions
about any of these parts, don't hesitate
to ask below the lesson on CG Cookie.
So I'll just put on some music
and I'll see you in the next lesson.
Oh, and this music is by an artist
called Cloudkicker by the way.
And I think I've used it in past courses,
but all of his stuff is Creative Commons
and really good, so it's definitely worth checking out
if you have a project that you need it for.
(calm guitar music)
(gentle music)
(energetic rock music)
(lighthearted guitar music)
(calming music)
♪ Hey, I know, I know ♪
(calming music)
♪ Hey, I know, I know ♪
(calming music)
♪ Hey, I know, I know ♪
(calming music)
♪ Hey, I know, I know ♪
(calming music)
- [Jonathan] Okay, so this is the very last
metal piece to paint, so we're nearing up
the end of the video here.
Once you finished painting all of your metal pieces
and you're happy with the result,
then let's move on to the next lesson in which we'll paint
some of the miscellaneous parts around the body.