Below, you’ll find a list of miniature painting articles focusing more on theory of painting and modelling I believe you’ll find interesting. Unlike the tutorial section, articles gathered here will be more general, without step by step recipes, but still providing you with the knowledge needed to further your skills.
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Mastering Mounting Miniatures – Preventing Disasters and Enhancing Stability – Part 1.
Travelling with miniatures can be a nerve-wracking experience, especially when things go wrong. After my own mishaps and seeing some horror stories …
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Mastering Natural-Looking Skin Tones: The Power of Colour Zones in Painting Miniatures.
Are you interested in achieving natural-looking skin tones on your painted minis? If so, then incorporating colour zones is the way to go. This technique can take …
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Painting Leather Elements on Miniatures – Case Studies.
Over the years, I have painted many different types of leather. I would like to share a few miniature paintings that I have done, focusing on the leather elements…
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One Simple Way to Check Contrast in Miniature Painting: A Practical Guide.
Have you ever finished painting a miniature and thought that something was off? Yet you couldn’t quite put your finger on it? It’s possible that the issue lies with…
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Theory of Painting Realistic Leather on Miniatures.
When it comes to miniature painting, leather is undoubtedly one of the most common materials to use. It is right after iron or steel for weapons, of course…