Hello to all!
Well, most of you already know that painting keeps me pretty busy! I know that many of you also follow the blog each day, and listen to me ramble on endlessly about that painting!
My loyal blog followers watched as I progressed towards my own Kickstarter, which went live last week! As you can imagine, it is all about painting. ;-)
It is called the Painting Pyramid. The project is a series of videos demonstrating a number of techniques. Right now, there are 30 different techniques, from various fleshtones, color theory, all the way to basing your miniatures!
Here is a link to the Kickstarter:
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/...h-james-wappel
Just about all the particulars and information can be found in the storyboard and announcements. Here's a quick review of how the videos are structured: They will be 100 minutes long, divided into 5 chapters, so that it is easier to follow along. The first chapter is always a discussion of materials (colors, brushes, etc), and what the goal is for that video. Then I get into the painting, followed by a conclusion/review. I will have text on the screen which will indicate what colors or brushes I am using. If necessary, I will even do a split screen or insert if that will help convey the information better.
The digital versions of the videos will be hosted right here on Cool Mini!
I hope that these will help painters who would like to discover new techniques... and explore the Painting Pyramid with me!
You can also get a good idea of what many of the techniques are like by checking out the blog:
http://wappellious.blogspot.com/
I posted a few months worth of tutorials there as practice for this project! You can see a batch of those on the top bar, but you can also do a search using the search bar in the left hand column.
At the moment, I am hoping to reach the next stretch goal level so that I can add ten more videos! These will include "how to" videos on these familiar faces...
Also, this set of stretch goal videos will demonstrate some terrain building techniques, such as this warp gate...
There is much to do, much to accomplish with the project!!
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