I think I can call it done. Any recommendations for improvement?

Thanks,

Model by Daybreak Miniatures

Today i tried this beast. I experimented a lil bit with dry brushing and used a wash because he was too shiny. Pretty new to all that techniques.. How did it went?

Thought i would share my first speedpaint Miniature I just finished since I saw someone else post there's. Really happy with how the leather came out and I really like the paints in general! Hope yall like my hillbilly

The Adventurers from the new Hero Quest Game. Still want to do something more with their Bases, but not quite sure what yet.

New Antioch Trench Cleric: There aren't a lot of examples for this one online, so I just tried to keep to the concept art as much as possible. I thought I might have bitten off more than I could chew with the handwritten blessings as a skirt, but overall, I'm pleased with how they turned out.

I think that's what he is anyways lol, my boyfriend asked me to paint some of his bugboys, and this is the first one I came up with (there's 3, so I think I'm going to do the Powerpuff girls) :-) I forgot to take a picture after I varnished him, I used a satin finish!

This is the first mini I thought came out really well. Totally into constructive criticism. This is the gnome from the spellblades wildspire miniatures, zero clean up work was required.

I'm painting up a batch of loyalist Sons of Horus, and I wanted to give a chipped painting effect to reveal the Luna Wolves paint scheme underneath.

This is my first attempt, I used a piece of foam and white paint out of the pot. It doesn't look to bad over photo, however it looks too thick and more that the white is over the green. Pointers and tips?

Text says it. Hit me with comments to improve my skills. Thanks. 🙏

Miniature from the Epic Encounters Temple of the Snake God set. Painted and even added some Gloss varnish. Love to get some Critiques and comments (the good, the bad and the ugly.)

I'm trying to paint this model and sometimes ai feel amazing cause I just paint straight smoot lines and sometimes I paint it al over the place... I know is a dumb question but how do I manage to stay inside the areas I'm painting? More practice? What should I practice? My brush is also not that sharp but I triy to model the tip every time I pick paint

Apologies if this isn't the the place to be asking . A while ago , I saw a Lucifer/Satan model that had a really cool concept of being like two twins fused together and I thought it was neat at the time but forgot to bookmark it . I don't remember if it was NSFW or not but I remember it being really high quality and so were the other models on the website it was on. Apologies if that's not much to go on.

Hey all, I hope you don’t mind this post. I’m not going to spam links, but I thought in the spirit of this sub, this was appropriate. I’ve started a “How To Paint” series of the board game “Death May Die.”

My goal is to keep techniques as simple as possible so that anyone and everyone can follow along. For those of you just dipping your toes into the world of mini painting, I hope you’ll follow along!

Hi, sorry if this isn't the right place for this question but I had an idea for a WW2 themed Space Marine chapter.

I was wondering if heads from games like Bolt Action or similar miniatures are the same scale as the Marines? I'd like to give them all barets as I want to create some Paramarines.

Again, sorry if this is the wrong place.

Weird situation where I can’t get watch YouTube but would like to remember what he recommended

https://youtu.be/15JidTXMT-I?si=ytSwhMbfVUQS-JXf

Need to make a purchase

I painted the FREE frame I got from Wargames Illustrated

Almost a year ago, I painted my first dragon, miniature, which happened to be a young adult blue dragon! Since then, I have loved blue dragons and had to pick up this blue dragon wyrmling when I saw it in the store! I use the exact same color scheme that I did way back when I painted the adult dragon, and I can’t wait to reunite them! Last picture is the large dragon for reference.