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Hello there my lovelies, I'm new here on the forum scene. I am starting this blog thread to chronicle my painting adventures! I would be most grateful for tips, advice and feedback.

Over the coming weeks and months I intend to paint, sculpt and design whatever takes my whimsical fancy in order to please your eyes… But in a totally serious and professional manner of course.
It seems to surprise some people to learn I have been painting miniatures for just over a year now but what a year! It's been a total whirlwind!

I worked for a painting studio for nine months where I was lucky enough to be given the chance to paint a wide and varied range of models from a number of systems most of which you may have heard about.

Some of the models I painted even ended up in the rule books and packaging of some ranges, which I found terribly exciting, what what!

So, enough waffle. I would be thrilled if you'd join me as I set out precariously on what I hope will be a rip-roaring adventure.

Wish me luck!

Kate





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These are some of the Paint jobs I have done recently. there are quite a few others, but sadly I do not own the rights to the pictures

Good luck, may the scwartz be with you. I'm looking forward to seeing what you post.

Great models Kate! I quite like the palette you seem to gravitate to on the posted minis! Or maybe that was what the customer wanted? I hope to learn a thing or twothousand from you!
Cheers
Bebop