by Dave Garbe | Jan 22, 2015
Sometimes we're just going about our day, when suddenly a curve ball comes at you out of nowhere that you just weren't expecting.This isn't one of those stories.Wayne gave permission to use this discourse. He wanted his name included and that takes guts. I...
by Dave Garbe | Jan 22, 2015
Normally I use a slab of glass as a palette. For this tutorial, I'm using white paper for a clean background. There are many colours you can buy as an artist, from multiple manufacturers. A lot of the time they're exactly what we want and we don't have to worry about...
by Dave Garbe | Jan 21, 2015
Last year I donated my painting services to be auctioned for Headshots from the Heart, a marathon I'm involved with in support of the Childs Play charity. The person who won is a bit of a history buff. He's involved in reenactments and plays various historical...
by Dave Garbe | Jan 19, 2015
4.5 years ago, I created Wargaming Tradecraft after enjoying helping people out on a forum. Since then, with the help of a fantastic community, I've built it in to a site packed full of useful information for new and experienced artists alike.However, the life of a...
by Dave Garbe | Jan 16, 2015
Paying close attention to the colours we use while painting miniatures will go a long way to producing visually pleasing works of art. Even if you don't care about creating masterpieces, colour theory will help finalize details. From minor decisions like what to paint...
