Captain's log - after months of being enslaved by Panoceania, there is no hope left for me... hahaha! More Panoceania 'Chrome & Shiny' miniatures follow last month's entry thus closing the project for some time. Painting blue was crowned with a jewel of Joan D'Arc 'Heroe
Painting skin - nightmare for some, EZ for others. Back in the days I've struggled with a proper skin tone, my miniatures turning out too dark, or skin being overall flat and uninterresting. Practicing 'Five Layers Technique' for many years, led me to some realisations and n
Thus we may know that there are five essentials for miniatures painting: He will paint who knows when to paint and when not to paint. He will paint who knows how to handle both superior and inferior brushes. He will paint whose paints are mixed on the same palette throughout
Have you ever woke up after a day of painting, hands searing with agony? Do you shake your paints yourself or use futuristic technology to do it for you? Now in all seriousness - have you ever considered getting a proper paint shaker? I have recently decided to treat myself
'I'm blue da ba dee da ba daa' - and that's more or less how I spent January. Two projects, both Infinity the Game related, in a similar colour scheme. One pretty small, yet important, being an extension to Panoceania 'Chrome & Shiny' collection, the other grand and marv
How about I show you a technique to paint brown military coats like a pro in a way so simple that it'll make you wander why haven't you painted like that before? Below is a simple Step-by-step tutorial on how to achieve awesome tattered and used up leather brown coat effect
Third time's a charm thus welcome to the third ‘Painting Philosophy’ article, where "I let you in on ‘how’ and especially ‘why’ I do some things in a certain way. In my opinion a proper approach to painting is crucial to maintain healthy and rewarding experience
December, a month that I've learned to treat like a 100% free time chillout, lazy PC gaming and family meetings. I had no hobby plans for December whatsoever. Still some projects got accomplished, being: Necromunda: Underhive collection and a small addition to Gingermane.eu'
This is a second installment in the ‘Painting Philosophy’ series in which I let you in on ‘how’ and especially ‘why’ I do some things in a certain way. "In my opinion a proper approach to painting is crucial to maintain healthy and rewarding experience. Final r
Here are some Colour Recipes for Necromunda scenery pieces from GALLERY: NECROMUNDA UNDERHIVE. Please take note that this is a simple colour scheme, not covering multiple overlapping layers and blends inbetween, that lead to the final product. It is supposed to be used as gu
