Introduction to Painting Miniatures

Introduction to Painting Miniatures

“!! Congratulations!! You have reached the end of the course, but perhaps also the beginning of a new adventure in the world of miniatures. It has been a pleasure sharing this stage with you. I hope you enjoyed it and want to keep practicing and learning. Now is the time to finish or present your course project, if you have already finished it. Remember that your project does not have to be exactly the same as mine. The important thing is that by the end of this course you have practiced all the techniques and feel more confident painting figures. Below I have briefly summarized the most important steps to follow when painting your miniature: • Take time to assemble your figure well and apply a good primer so that the paint holds. • Plan and choose the color scheme. • Paint the skin of the figure's face and body first, and then the different parts of the face and hair. Then paint the clothes and other details. • Paint and decorate the base on which you will place your miniature.

Take your time and enjoy the process. When you have finished your figure, you will have a masterpiece! You can put it in your showcase or even create a stage to set it. Don't forget to share your course project in the forum so we can all see it, discuss it and learn from each other. To do this, simply click on the "Create your project" button. You can share images of both the final result and the process and add a brief explanation. Finally, I want to encourage you to participate in the forum. Comment on the work of others, contribute ideas and share your progress and doubts. I too will be there as often as possible to give you advice and answer your questions. See you soon! ”

Partial transcription of the video

“Final Project Thanks for making it this far in the course. I hope you liked it and are encouraged to keep learning to paint miniatures. Before you go, I want to give you some advice. First, spend time assembling the figure well and then apply a good primer to help the paint stick. It is also important to plan and choose a good color scheme. Don't worry if you don't have all the colors, all you need is the primary colors, which are magenta, blue, and yellow. You can mix with those colors, and don't forget white and black. If you like the world of miniature painting, I recommend that you buy ...”

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Course summary for: Introduction to Painting Miniatures

• Level: Beginner
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• 4 units
• 18 lessons (3h 34m)
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• Category

  Craft

• Areas

  Arts & Crafts, Decorative Painting, Fine Arts, Sculpture