Art in many forms
Over the next couple of months I plan to post additional content related to contest feedback and improvement. But first, this very important message: You are not required to be able to speed paint great looking figures before you can play a game. You are not obliged to strive for the next medal/level/prize in order… Continue reading Improvement is NOT Mandatory
Ko-fi tips help keep this content free. Patreon supporters receive PDFs with high res photos. Is the way you look at your work when you’re trying to study or practice something new different than when you assess your work generally? Should it be? I think the answer is yes! It can be challenging to make… Continue reading How to Practice Painting
If you like the work I do on this blog, please consider supporting it via my Patreon or a Ko-fi tip. In the previous instalments of this series (links later in the article), I walked through my work-in-progress steps of painting the figure Tara the Silent. My aim was to share the way I try to… Continue reading Problem Solving: Tara the Silent Part 4 – A Sisterly Comparison
If you like the work I do on this blog, please consider supporting it via my Patreon or a Ko-fi tip. I think many of us tend to judge our progress of improvement in miniature painting by indicators like making first cut or placing in a contest, going from a bronze to silver then silver to… Continue reading Measuring Progress – More than “Better”
Bird with a Brush 