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Hi,

I recently made a step-by-step tutorial, showing my preferred way of painting fantasy night goblins. It can be found here: http://rince-art.blogspot.hu/2014/10/how-to-paint-night-goblins-miniatures.html.

- R.

Excellent, best tutorial I've read in ages, and my favourite goblins too!

Rince, that is a brilliant tutorial. Really back to basics, but very professional looking results. The skull white highlights take me back to when I first started out!

I've been worrying a lot recently about my painting method and it has essentially put a stop to me enjoying the hobby. Am I using the right washes/glazes? The right foundation then layer?! Also, rush painting 2400pts of Lizardmen didn't help.

Using your article as guide, I think I can do my Infinity minis some justice.

Thanks for sharing!

Thank you for your replies! I am super happy that you found my tutorial helpful.

Beautifully painted! I will try some of these techniques with my night goblin characters

I'm actually just returning to my Night Goblins, so thanks much for the tutorial. I've been wondering how to make the skin a bit more natural-looking,

Those night goblins look really good.