Originally posted by schmackeroo
if you really want to win you have to take into consideration that gw judges not only want to see a mini painted and sculpted really well, but also a mini which really, really, REALLY! captures the feel of the universe they belong to, and that is why some times certain pieces get to win where others don\'t/should(depending on your point of view) have.
also unless your gonna enjoy painting something DON\'T DO IT FOR A COMP!
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I have some intresting ideas for some minis. I will include different minis from different races to make a nice combination. and if I paint something for a comp, I have a goal that I\'m struggeling to get to. that way, it\'s the most possible chanceof succesfully create a mini that I personally think is worthy showing as a display at GD. I don\'t think I will win (since there is alot of far more talented painters out there than me, and I will be competing with adults)
matty1001: I usually show my progress and my display minis so that I get some feedback and critique. that is in my own oppinion a great way of developing my painting abilities. and when I get feedback I get so exited to do more to show you guys so that I get even more oppinions and critique.
that is mainly why I PROBABLY will do a WIP.
but I\'m certain I will have more space between my updates than I have now.
even though it will be a redgiment I will try to develope my skills and become a better painter with each model I paint.
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