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Anyone know of painting classes for miniatures or airbrushing classes that are offered in the U.S.? Classes at Adepticon and conventions are cool but the 2 hours you get aren't really enough to learn what a class over the course of a couple days could provide. At least in my opinion, but I am a slow learner :-(

I've never seen anything like this, but would be cool. I know the local college has small classes they give during summer time, I'm surprised some of the pro painters don't do that for some extra money. I am with you, would be more helpful then a could hour tutorial where you don't really get much hands on experience.

Mathiue Fontaine's classes are amazing, I've done a few. He is in Montreal but if you get a group together to make the trip worthwhile he will come and teach. He's a great guy and excellent teacher.

Hey Gunz, thanks for the info. He's a cool guy, I met him at Adepticon.

Does he have a site where he lists his classes? I assume he only teaches in Canada?

 amrogers3 wrote:
Hey Gunz, thanks for the info. He's a cool guy, I met him at Adepticon.

Does he have a site where he lists his classes? I assume he only teaches in Canada?

http://mathieufontaineminiatureart.com/

He's on facebook too. Super friendly, he came down to MA a few times for classes of like 6-10 people. Worth every penny imo.