fieldarchy
New member
August 11th and 12th 2012
Limit 10 people
$100/person admission
Meg will be providing Commander Adept Nemo to all students to paint during the class. She will cover everything from prepping a mini to paint to finishing details. She will also bring a set of P3 paints for everyone in the class to try. Basing materials will also be provided and discussed to give students more options for creating unique bases.
Meg will cover different painting techniques including 2 brush blending which is a fast and efficient technique to paint models for play or display purposes. She will also discuss other techniques and when and how they can be used to achieve different painted effects.
Meg will discuss the benefits of wet palettes and dry palettes as well and be able to teach students proper use and cleaning of palettes as well as paint storage.
The class runs Saturday and Sunday from 10 am to 7pm with an hour lunch break.
Students need to bring their own brushes, a lamp, prep tools and files, palettes and any other supplies they need to feel comfortable for 2 days of painting.
Please contact Meg to reserve a space in the class at meg@megsminiatures.com
This class is just like the one I taught in Washington, DC in March. Below are links to blogs giving a review of the class they attended with me in March at Labyrinth Games and Puzzles in Washington, DC.
The Hairy Caber
The Plarzoid
Limit 10 people
$100/person admission
Meg will be providing Commander Adept Nemo to all students to paint during the class. She will cover everything from prepping a mini to paint to finishing details. She will also bring a set of P3 paints for everyone in the class to try. Basing materials will also be provided and discussed to give students more options for creating unique bases.
Meg will cover different painting techniques including 2 brush blending which is a fast and efficient technique to paint models for play or display purposes. She will also discuss other techniques and when and how they can be used to achieve different painted effects.
Meg will discuss the benefits of wet palettes and dry palettes as well and be able to teach students proper use and cleaning of palettes as well as paint storage.
The class runs Saturday and Sunday from 10 am to 7pm with an hour lunch break.
Students need to bring their own brushes, a lamp, prep tools and files, palettes and any other supplies they need to feel comfortable for 2 days of painting.
Please contact Meg to reserve a space in the class at meg@megsminiatures.com
This class is just like the one I taught in Washington, DC in March. Below are links to blogs giving a review of the class they attended with me in March at Labyrinth Games and Puzzles in Washington, DC.
The Hairy Caber
The Plarzoid
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