Answer if you please WHY:

johnboyjjb

Active member
I try to work on 5 at a time. I set out the next colors I will be doing on that fig and then work my way painting one color on one fig before moving to the next. It isn\'t the fastest method but since you are constantly changing the models you don\'t get bored. Since there are only five it isn\'t too hard to handle.
 

Infidel Castro

New member
S\'right!

Cos I\'ve kind of been away from the whole internet bag I have found myself painting very little. I had an urge, did some stuff, and now it\'s all gone. I\'m a really bad time-maker for painting. I\'ve got what I think is my best piece needing about 1 hour of work, and in the last 2 weeks I haven\'t even looked at her fine figure...the breasts, bottom, legs...she\'s a lovely looking piece, but I find myself unable to indulge. Saying that, I gree with DennisMech. YOu do need some extra motivation and the old poster thing is pretty cool. Also, as usual, this site is cool stuff. Now I\'m back on-line I may finish her and release her into the public domain (another incentive). Oh, and I want to keep up with Dragonsreach. He\'s gone on ahead and I want to pin the bugger right back with a blinder (to match his CMON Amazon)! Mike, I\'ve got you in my sights son...lol.

Yeah, overall I\'m crap at starting and crap at finishing. On the other hand, I\'m pretty good at the inbetween steps...but that isn\'t always good enough :(.

rev
 

paintwidow

New member
Originally posted by DennisMech
you know what really helped me? I went online and printed some of my all time favorite mini\'s on some nice glossy paper, then pinned them up around my work table. Whenever I walk into the room I feel really inspired.

OMG! The LAST thing I want to do before painting is look at someone\'s else\'s stuff! lol Then I just get too darn depressed!:~(
 
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