How to Paint a Clay Trout Sculpture

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"JORGE BENLLOCH: Well, that fish is almost ready to go. It dries for a period of five days to one week. Then--now, we are going to paint with the spray paint. If you have another kind, you can paint by hand or whatever. That's up to you. And also the airbrush or whatever gives better results, whatever. Also the people who mount the fish on the taxidermy, they use those techniques. Anyway, we are going to use those ones. These are metallic. We are going to do first like three kinds of strips. You know that the fish, they have this part a little bit dark and bluey. But first, we are going to do the metallic part that is going to be like--just like this because later, we are going to use the blue one and the green one. And then we are going to use our green. And next, we are going to put all the spots that we want or that we need. Maybe we have to touch up the blue. That's according to your taste. And I think--and that's it. Now, we are going to make some kind of little spots there and to paint the eye, and that's going to be finished."