Hey Jungle,
After the last month was pretty quiet due travels and the studio renovation the daily jungle inspiration on MV is back with full force. To start right off here is another one of MV's tip of the week:
Take proper breaks.
If you are sitting at your workbench longer than three hours at a session do not forget to get up, stretch yourselves, walk around, hug your loved ones before you get back for some more hours. It is important as the biggest enemy of a miniature painter is a hurting back or neck.
Take a break for your eyes also:
More tips of the week?
MV's Tip of the week #01
MV's Tip of the week #02
MV's Tip of the week #03
MV's Tip of the week #04
MV's Tip of the week #05
MV's Tip of the week #06
MV's Tip of the week #07
MV's Tip of the week #08
After the last month was pretty quiet due travels and the studio renovation the daily jungle inspiration on MV is back with full force. To start right off here is another one of MV's tip of the week:
Take proper breaks.
If you are sitting at your workbench longer than three hours at a session do not forget to get up, stretch yourselves, walk around, hug your loved ones before you get back for some more hours. It is important as the biggest enemy of a miniature painter is a hurting back or neck.
Take a break for your eyes also:
More tips of the week?
MV's Tip of the week #01
MV's Tip of the week #02
MV's Tip of the week #03
MV's Tip of the week #04
MV's Tip of the week #05
MV's Tip of the week #06
MV's Tip of the week #07
MV's Tip of the week #08
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I like to listen to records when I paint, when I can. It forces me to get up, clean and flip the disc, and stretch a bit if I want the music to continue. It's inconvenient, but that's exactly the point.