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Hello there Gentlemen and Ladies,

Thank you for stopping by.

Here is an archive of all of my tutorials I have posted over several months for easy navigation. I will updating this thread in the form of new posts and will be adding links to said posts on the first page.

1. How Pug Paints - Fenblade Kithkar [Youtube Link]
2. How Pug Paints - Malifaux's Perdita Ortega [Youtube Link]
3. How Pug Paints - Mulg the Ancient
4. How Pug Makes - Industrial Bases
5. Miniature 101 -DIY Cheap Light Box
6. Miniature 101 - Exacto Knives/Hobby Knife
7. Miniature 101 - Sculpting Tools
8. Miniature 101 - Pin vice and drills
9. Miniature 101 - DIY Basing Material
10. Miniature 101 - Guide to thinning down paints
11. Minature 101 - Pinning small parts [Youtube Link]
12. Minature 101 - Brush Quality and you [Youtube Link]

You can also visit by youtube channel which include all of these videos and more at Lazy Pug's Youtube Channel
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I made a tutorial on how to paint Trollblood skin using the Privateer Press method. As you may know, painting organic miniatures can be troublesome especially when you are trying to blend colors in muscles lines. GW has great methods on how to paint armor but it can not be really applied to organize stuff.

In this tutorial, I will show how to achieve troll skin with Privateer Press's style of blending with thin washes.






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For the finish product, you can watch from Storm Troll video below for a better view of the effects talked in the videos above.

That's not actually how Privateer paints. They use two-brush blending for pretty much all their highlights. Still not a bad tutorial, just inaccurately named.

 Laughing Man wrote:
That's not actually how Privateer paints. They use two-brush blending for pretty much all their highlights. Still not a bad tutorial, just inaccurately named.

I see. I misunderstood their technique then. I was aiming to make it easier to apply as two brush blending is kinda tricky and very time consuming. From my understanding, Privateer Press's studio painters use 2 washes to shade their projects and blend them out to create a fading effect with a damp brush to create their blends.

While their highlights are also down in a similar fashion, using thin paints and the fade away. If many people feel the title is inaccurate, I will definitely change it though.

Thanks for the feedback as well.