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May
May
A look behind the characters of Mad Priest Miniatures — where memories, fear, comfort and traditional resin sculpting slowly become part of the same universe.
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May
May
Resin Cast vs Resin 3D Print Miniatures – What Painters and Collectors Should Know For many people entering the world of miniature painting and collectible busts, the terms resin cast and resin 3D print can seem interchangeable. Both are used throughout the hobby, both can produce beautiful results, and both are widely present in the […]
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Apr
Apr
by Mad Priest Miniatures Most painters spend weeks on a figure — on a miniature bust or display piece — pushing it as far as they can. They agonize over skin transitions, push the contrast further than feels comfortable, repaint the eyes three times. And then they glue the finished piece onto whatever plinth or […]
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Apr
Apr
by Mad Priest Miniatures At first, most people look at form. At the sculpt. At the details. At how “good” the piece looks from every angle. Light comes later. Or not at all. And that’s where the problem begins. Because a miniature without light is not a story. It’s just an object. Light is not […]
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Apr
Apr
Resin miniatures for painting and collectors — built for those who want to say something, not just display something. The Wrong Question by Mad Priest Miniatures Most people pick a miniature the wrong way. They scroll through catalogues, they see something that looks impressive in renders, they think “I could do something with that” — […]
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Mar
Mar
Technique · Advanced Skin That Breathes: Combining Acrylics and Oils on Miniature Busts If you’ve ever stared at a painted bust and felt something was missing — some warmth, some life just beneath the surface — chances are the answer lies in how you’re handling color temperature and transitions. This is where the acrylic-oil workflow […]
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Mar
Mar
by Mad Priest Miniatures Not because they’re poorly painted. Quite the opposite. The vast majority of pieces you see at competitions or in miniature painting groups are correct. Clean. They follow the rules. The light is where it should be, the blending is smooth, the colours don’t clash. And yet… nothing stays with you. The […]