Miniature painting tips

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

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.

New paint releases from GW are one of the most exciting things to me. I love trying out new colors and techniques. Tesseract Glow is right up my alley, following in the legacy of Nihilakh Oxide as a technical paint that is great for glowing techniques. So, how does it measure up? First things first, Tesseract Glow comes in the mid-sized paint pot, the one that Contrast Paint comes in. I kind of wish this was packaged in the larger pot that Shades come in, but it's not a huge deal. I took a…

It might seem a bit overwhelming to paint your first miniature. Or maybe it’s been a while since you last painted something and a LOT has changed! I know that was the case for me. Fear not – you can absolutely get a result to be proud of regardless of any artistic ability. A good looking miniature is a matter of applying some smooth, even coats of paint and adding a bit of contrast to it. No matter what you’re painting, these steps will get you to a finished miniature you’ll love.

Would you like to know the secret to easily painting and functional miniatures? Learn more about the ultimate guide to painting miniatures.

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 5 steps. Super easy!

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