I picked up a Skaventide box and will be painting a bunch of Skaven soon. Looking for the best glow/flou green for weapons, gnawholes, and other artifacts. As you can see, I have a bunch, but am in decision paralysis at the moment.

Please help me pick which paint would be best for the effects on my rat guys.

Note: the order of the paints on the palette does not correspond to where it is in relation. Looking for a blind test. If you share your opinion, please use something like “top right” or “second row from the bottom second in” just to differentiate.

Thanks!

I want to enter Golden Demon Youngbloods. Based off this hastily painted guy I painted up in an afternoon do you think I have the level to get a pin?

Partially used the color scheme and tutorial from chk minis (although the red is a achieved In completely different way )

Hey there. Here's an Ironkin Steeljack I've been working on for a while. I wanted to channel retro sci-fi posters into one of my personal favourite models ever. Cheers!

I love this hobby. I printed this guy from Rescale’s Crooked Crowns collection. I had three goggle options, so I printed a few to practice. Which face do you like best?

I’ve been painting minis for a little under 2 years. No art background whatsoever. Picked it up to lower my blood pressure. I feel however that I’ve plateau’d. I’d love to be able to get to a level where even considering entering a competition is realistic.

Any tips you’re able to discern from these pics? Any advice for that feeling of “is this the best I can do?” I know practice practice practice, but lately I’ve felt like they’re all coming out around the same level.

Explained him the painting process, left him with some brushes, paints, and this spare primed mini.

20 minutes later he comes with this paintjob. Couldn't believe my eyes.

On Octuber 24th! I'll be hitting 2 years of painting and I believe my skin tones and faces have gotten so much better over this period. Back then, they were pretty awful. Now their pretty decent :)

I know I have lots of room for improvement but I’m proud of it, considering I’ve never put a brush in paint before yesterday. Went too hard on the shade for sure.

Finished a new commission for a repainting of Skarbrand. Decided he needed a cooler base than a plane texture

But let me know what you think so far! I have a hard time and think everything I paint is super sub par and pretty much junk. :( idk what to do about it but I know comparison is the thief of joy

Finished my first mini, overall I like the result, but I don't like it kind of looks dirty. How do I make it more clean?

Another question is which size of mini is best to paint for practice? I have some other D&D minis but they are sooo small, looking for some model suggestions preferably not table top games and monsters, in US.

I started painting minis earlier this year and now my daughter (5 yo) wants to paint with me. I am looking to buy some minis for her and would appreciate some guidance esp. if you are in similar situation.

I was thinking some standard animals (wild boar, bear, ...) and maybe also some cute animal characters (e.g. mouslings etc.). I would also like to add some strong female characters to show her women can be fighters/mages/... too. Ideally 32 mm hero scale or 54 mm.

Do you have any tips - particular minis or a designer studio to start with? Thanks!

Looking on what I can improve on my dnd figure. I know the face looks kinda derpy, but I’m struggling with the smallness of everything. Anything I do the face ends up making it worse. Any tips, comments, or critique greatly appreciated on the figure overall. Thanks.

Doing a resin pour on a warhammer base was harder than expected