Fire effects and a marbled floor, with some simple techniques both can be easy to acheive.

Mystery boxes can be a great source of experimentation, in this article I use some miniatures I got from Sarissa Precision at UKGE to test out some more pre-shading techniques.

In this article I continue to look at ways to speed up my painting process without sacrificing too much in the way of detailing.

If you’re going to collect a horde of zombies then you’re going to need an efficient way to paint them. In this article test a speed painting method that should let me summon a ghastly horde in no time.

One off models are a great way to practice painting schemes you wouldn’t normally paint. This Tormented Soul from Bestarium Studios is the perfect opportunity to practice inflamed skin.

I recently got a Dwarf and Goblin from a Myth Forged mystery box that one day I want to use for a diorama. In this article I go through how I painted each of them.

First miniature of 2022 is done! A ratfolk soldier from Myth Forged that I have used as a test model for a planned Skaven scheme.

This wonderful model from Myth Forged provided with an opportunity to look back at how my skills as a painter have developed.

Often used as a teaching exercise the Zorn Limited Palette is a great way to practice mixing paints to the colours that you need.

Can you add your lights and shadows before adding any colour to your miniature? With a technique called underpainting you can.

Non-metallic metal is a great way to test your blending skills. In this article I use some beginner techniques to cut my teeth into the world of NMM.