This issue of our Between the Lines cartoon addresses miniatures put on display plinths. High level ones…
This issue of our Between the Lines cartoon addresses miniatures put on display plinths. High level ones…
Curiosity is a great thing. It keeps pushing us, humans, forward. It makes us think, imagine, invent, explore, research… Aren’t you curious about the 11th episode of our Between the Lines cartoon?
“A” is for apple. “B” is for bike. “C” is for cake. Now what does “M” stand for? Read this issue of our miniature painting humor to learn how misleading some things can be.
New army book released for your army. Or a new army altogether. Are you excited or upset? Check our miniature painting cartoon Between the Lines for Nameless’ take on the subject.
You may be wondering what driving has to do with miniature painting? You would be surprised to read that it teaches us a great way of improving your painting and achieving better contrasted lighting on your miniatures. Read on to see how.
Is it a fact or not that red ones go faster? We don’t know. But you can check the latest issue of Between the Lines – our miniature painting cartoon by Nameless, to read more about this theory.
In the latest issue of our miniature painting cartoon, Nameless presents the first… tutorial… about colour theory in miniature painting. A short one but so insightful! Ok, we’re not quite serious here but it’s a humoristic series.
Why would you want to waste your energy on attempts to overcome your problems if you can pray? Beware though, paths of gods are beyond our understanding as you may see in our latest miniature painting cartoon.
The 5th Chest of Colors Miniature Exchange is finished now. Every miniature was sent and delivered, everybody sent a gift and received one, everybody had fun. We’re sharing some more information about this Exchange and posting a complete gallery of exchanged miniatures.
Covers are particularly popular in music. But can a miniature be called a cover? And does it have to be a cover of another miniature? Check this edition of Between The Lines to learn more.