Painting Tutorial DVDs and suchlike
Posted: Sun May 22, 2011 11:50 am
just out of interest...
A couple of days ago I decided that I needed to learn how to paint better (yup - procrastination strikes again. Why spend hours painting an ork's knuckles, when you can spend hours watching someone else do it on the telly?). So, I paid for a subscription to Miniature Mentor. It's 70 dollars, which allows you full access to their (large) archive for a month. After that, its 8 dollars per month to upkeep the sub. There are about 70GB of files to d/l, so I've only kinda started on it really, but having watched the first one (The Complete Guide) and a couple of the advanced ones (Faces and Black), but I reckon its not a bad buy. I'm particularly looking forward to some of the sculpting ones, as I reckon I aint so hot at that side of things.
Anyway, I shall report back on which ones are the most useful. Those who know me in person are welcome to drop by my house with a spare hard disk if you fancy a copy of em. As I said, theyre big files, so sending them on messenger would be a PITA and no mistake. Theyre also tagged with my personal user ID (or so MM claim) so I dont want em spread all willy nilly over the internet.
PS Id also recommend Painting Miniatures with JBT (Jeremie Bonamant Teboul) - I found this un on Demonoid, and its well, weeeeeell worth watching. Lots of good stuff in there. Big file, though (8Gb or so)
A couple of days ago I decided that I needed to learn how to paint better (yup - procrastination strikes again. Why spend hours painting an ork's knuckles, when you can spend hours watching someone else do it on the telly?). So, I paid for a subscription to Miniature Mentor. It's 70 dollars, which allows you full access to their (large) archive for a month. After that, its 8 dollars per month to upkeep the sub. There are about 70GB of files to d/l, so I've only kinda started on it really, but having watched the first one (The Complete Guide) and a couple of the advanced ones (Faces and Black), but I reckon its not a bad buy. I'm particularly looking forward to some of the sculpting ones, as I reckon I aint so hot at that side of things.
Anyway, I shall report back on which ones are the most useful. Those who know me in person are welcome to drop by my house with a spare hard disk if you fancy a copy of em. As I said, theyre big files, so sending them on messenger would be a PITA and no mistake. Theyre also tagged with my personal user ID (or so MM claim) so I dont want em spread all willy nilly over the internet.
PS Id also recommend Painting Miniatures with JBT (Jeremie Bonamant Teboul) - I found this un on Demonoid, and its well, weeeeeell worth watching. Lots of good stuff in there. Big file, though (8Gb or so)
