The Dr. Plague miniature didn’t start as a sculpt. It started as a memory of the only doctor anyone could afford to believe in, back when medicine had no answers — only masks. Long before medicine had answers, it had beaks. Long snouts stuffed with dried herbs and vinegar-soaked cloth, glass-eyed and silent, worn by […]
A look behind the characters of Mad Priest Miniatures — where memories, fear, comfort and traditional resin sculpting slowly become part of the same universe.
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 […]
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 […]