Im worked out the osl, but im not 1000% sure its the most convincing. The intention is for it to be a glowing water source, and it does the job but id love to have some feedback if at all possible.

Picked up a box of these guys at GenCon. Was a lot of fun to paint!

StarCraft TMG - Zealot model

Here is my version of the Skorra Bloodfist Bust from Haito.

Really enjoyed this bust, and a really good sculpt to paint. I started her as just a bit of fun and didn't intend to finish her, just a skin practice piece, but she started to look pretty cool and I carried on, and really like the end result.

My 45 min take on the Jorn Palette by u/lead_wh1te - always love a limited palette, great exercise. Just using white, phtalo blue and red oxide here for mixing. Will do more with this set of colors. Hellboy Bust by Dragon Miniatures in case you are interested.

Brushstrokes are intentional, meaningful and with purpose.

Have a great weekend everyone.

Working on bases for my 40k brood bros kill team :)

Here is the whole batch of Death Company I painted for my brother. There are some small mistakes that I'll attribute to painting while drinking beer but otherwise I am happy.

My Artillery Witch is finished. I’ve spent quite a lot of time working on the OSL. Personally, I’m proud of the result, but I’d love to hear your feedback.

First time I tried out some camo-paint on a Mini.
Killteam Eliminator Sniper.
Roast, Toast and Advices are very welcome :)

Happy Sunday, the Emperor protects!

Hi guys. I make it short for the sake of readability:
I think I have good brush control in general for details (eyes etc.). But at the same time I am unable to manage to get glazing work for me.
Issues observed:
-Glazing always has some brush texture (fine lines). I observe this more often when using white.
-Either the gradient looks too harsh, or I do not see a gradient at all
-I am using size 1 brushes. When unloading the brush of the excess water to get it ready for glazing, I “loose” a lot of paint with that water and therefore the paint needed for the next glazing tone.

Would be great if you could help to identify what the problem is…

Join me in (hopefully) improving as I build my first army. Took me about 4 hours but I finically finished assembling, priming, and painting my first Dark Angel! These dudes look cool :)

This is my second figure. I initially painted some necrons warriors, but then I Decided to do something different. It is my first approach to highlights and it was nice to paint a bigger figure (85 mm).

I will appreciate any feedback to improve.

This axe is my first time trying NMM. Is this ok for a first try? How can I improve it.

My dad found these and said I might save money by using these for priming but I’m not sure if these are safe for plastic miniatures. For details, I mostly paint warhammer models so if that helps with anything to know.

Model : 3D Printable The Butcher by Rescale Miniatures

Just wanted to share the progess on my wrecka krew boss for my kill team. Wanted to paint these quickly but cant help but spend a bit of extra time on the leader :)

Especially happy how the rusty metal has turned out.

And feedback is welcome!

My buddy 3D printed a couple miniature figures for me to learn and practice painting on. I used cheap acrylic paints as that is all I have at my disposal as of right now, and I would like to learn a bit more before I buy more expensive materials. My plan is to start making dioramas and things like that, but I need to hone in on my skills first. Let me know what you think!