Art in many forms
If you like the work I do on this blog, please consider supporting it via my Patreon or a Ko-fi tip. Please see this Facebook gallery for many more pictures from the Smoky Mountain Model Convention of 2019! I’ve posted a fair amount about large national figure shows and conventions, but I do understand that many people… Continue reading IPMS – Models (and Miniatures) Closer to Home
If you like the work I do on this blog, please consider supporting it via my Patreon or a Ko-fi tip. I’ve been taking miniature painting classes for more than 15 years, and teaching them for more than 10. I’ve also had the opportunity to attend several weekend workshops taught by talented painters in the past… Continue reading Classes and Workshops – Who ‘Should’ Take Them?
If you like the work I do on this blog, please consider supporting it via my Patreon or a Ko-fi tip. At the end of Part 2 in this article series I explained how I try to take photos of a figure when I’m nearly done so I can check for issues to fix. I included my… Continue reading Problem Solving: Tara the Silent Part 3
If you like the work I do on this blog, please consider supporting it via my Patreon or a Ko-fi tip. In Part One of this series, I outlined some of my thoughts as I started to paint the classic Werner Klocke figure Tara the Silent, with the aim of sharing how how I look for… Continue reading Problem Solving: Tara the Silent Part 2
If you like the work I do on this blog, please consider supporting it via my Patreon or a Ko-fi tip. Oftentimes I talk about painting figures in terms of planning in advance - working out the direction of your light source with reference photos of value painting, for example. But that’s not always how we… Continue reading Problem Solving: Tara the Silent – Part One
Bird with a Brush 