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Miniature Mentor Painting DVD

Posted: 29 Feb 2008, o 02:22
by miniature_mentor
Miniature Mentor releases the Complete Guide to Miniature Painting. The first release in a series of in-depth video tutorials designed to take you from beginner to expert. Available in both DVD and download format, this 4 hour video tutorial features the complete painting of a Rackham Prowler by Laurent Exposito Mas.

Miniature Mentor is the world's first online training library dedicated to the art of miniature painting and sculpting. Our tutorials showcase the skills of some the industry's best artists like Allan Carrasco,Dimitri Peyrard, Laurent Expostio Mas, Julien Casses, Mathieu Fontaine and Romain Van Den Bogaert.

More at https://www.miniaturementor.com

Click here for an in-depth video review by Dragon Avenue.

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(Rashkal by Allan Carrasco - coming soon!)

Posted: 29 Feb 2008, o 03:08
by -Muk-
Nice review but they talked few times about the same thing. Voice colud be better, I like the screen with part of tutorial in background. :)

About initiative of Miniature Mentor... I'm don't sure what think about it. Web page and review really excite my curiosity but it isn't enough to pay 30$. I think about demo available on your Web page it may be nice marketing initiative. In my opinion many people want to watch what they will pay for. :)

Good luck with your project, sorry for my English ;)

Posted: 29 Feb 2008, o 08:36
by Demi_morgana
tempting - I think I'll get these DVDs sooner or later

Posted: 29 Feb 2008, o 09:03
by Nameless
hey miniature_mentor (hope you have a real name, so that we don't call you with company's name ;) )
we already talked about your dvd here.
It should be really helpful for people, who don't have a possibility to watch top-painters during painting. Pictures are worth thousand words, right? :)
Good luck with your project, and I hope you would have trade terms prepared for retailers ;)

Posted: 29 Feb 2008, o 18:42
by Skrit
I got one painting DVD and have come to the conclusion it's better to learn through doing it rather than through looking at it.