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As a miniature painter, have you ever found yourself feeling stuck, unmotivated, or doubting your abilities? These feelings may be the result of learned helplessness, a psychological phenomenon that can impact even the most skilled and experienced artists. In this article, I explore the concept of learned helplessness, its prevalence in miniature painting, and its …
What is “Learned Helplessness”? Insights for Artists Read More »
Are you ready for an adventure!? Miniature painting can be a fun and rewarding activity for both beginners and experienced artists alike. Of course, if you’re just starting out with the hobby, then it’s natural to have some questions about the best way to go about it. To help you get started, we’ve put together …
Are you looking for a good DND Miniature Painting set? If you’re looking to start painting straight away, then take a look at paint sets that bundle your favorite colors together. For those looking to add a bit of life to their unpainted DND miniatures, but unsure where to start, you can be assured that …
DND Miniature Paints for Dungeons and Dragons (Top 3 Sets Reviewed) Read More »
Are you looking for review of the Masterson Sta Wet Palette? Do you paint miniatures and use a wet palette? The Masterson Sta Wet Palette is the best starter wet palette for painting miniatures and models. Even though it is a low-cost option, it is a great tool that I use for painting miniatures.The Masterson …
Masterson Sta-Wet Palette for Miniature Painting (Review) Read More »
You need a blow dryer, absolutely! The dry, hot air from a hair dryer will accelerate paint dry time, which increases productivity, and reduces the risk of a poor finish due to high humidity. As miniature painters, we all need good brushes, glue, and great lighting. But, the most underestimated tool for any hobbyist is the …
3 Reasons You Need a Hair Dryer for Miniature Painting Read More »
Not sure if you have enough contrast on your painted miniature? A quick way to check if you have enough contrast on your miniature is to take a photo! Once you have the image, remove the color. You’ll see the dynamic range on your model a lot better, and painting with high contrast will become …
How to Paint High Contrast Miniatures with Photography (5 Steps) Read More »