Miniature painting techniques

I have some simple miniature painting tips that will help you become a better painter. It's not about expensive tools either; it's about you.

This comprehensive guide to miniature painting will teach you how to paint a miniature with tips and advice for beginners and veterans alike.

5 Ways to Discover Your Miniature Painting Style - painting miniatures -stop following other people

Hi all, I started this miniature a while ago now and I'm pretty sure that it wont get finished. I did do a stage by stage on the skin (yes it's blue) so i thought I'd post it up anyway. Hopefully someone might find it useful! Cheers! Daz 1. Undercoat grey 2. Basecoat Hawk Turquoise + Bleached bone mix 80/20 3. Shade Thunderhawk Blue 4. Highlight Hawk Turquoise + Kommando Khaki 70/30 5. Add Bleached Bone into the previous mix to highlight 6. Add White to the previous mix to highlight 7. Shade…

How to paint fine details on miniatures and models - how to improve miniature painting detail - tips for painting miniature details - tips for painting fine details on miniatures and models - tip 3 use a larger brush

I wanted to approach this not as a well seasoned veteran of painting miniatures, but painting miniatures as a beginner and let you all see what I did and how I managed to get to where I am with my own painting.

Painting worn leather on miniatures is a nice touch that adds some great detail. So, I'll show you how to do it in only a few steps. Super easy!

I had a couple of hours to kill this morning so I thought I'd do another contrast paints tutorial. I wanted to see how easy and fast it would be to achieve a decent skin tone as its always a part of a mini that can cause problems. Here are the stages I used- 1. Over an undercoat of wraithbone spray I applied a 50/50 mix of darkoath flesh and contrast medium. 2. I then shaded in select areas with pure darkoath flesh. 3. I repeated this process with fyreslayer flesh focusing more on the deeper…