Ye Olde Inn

I just checked my brushes.
Recently I used Da Vinci size 2 and 3, and "Vernissage" size 10. Also a rugged old square brush for the rust on the chaos warrior.

The size 10 is for big stuff, like the top of those wooden tables, when I didn't want to have stripes. When I wanted the stripes, for the wood imitate, I used the small one.

Ok, Sorcerers Table, final update.
I put one thin layer of gray and two irregular layers of white on top, then I emphasized only very small black areas from what have been very broad black areas yesterday.
Also, I made the Bookmark yellow in the bottom area because my daughter wanted it so.

Well done!

Thanks for the brush info Anderas, I gotta get some of these! The altar looks perfect!

And the throne man...your detailwork on your pieces is amazing.

Weltenlaeufer wrote:Do you have any recommendations Anderas on a good brush?

Windsor and Newton series 7. You'll never look back. I'd say a size 2 and size 1 would be a good start.

Anderas, got the wetpalette. Thanks again for the tip, painting with this is much more fun and less of a mess now and the paint actually stays wet!

@Stig: Thanks for the tip as well! Brushes are next.

Andreas, I think the way you managed to paint the HQ map onto the book on the sorcerors table may, quite possibly, be the best thing ive ever seen on this site.
LOVE IT!

Weltenlaeufer wrote:Anderas, got the wetpalette. Thanks again for the tip, painting with this is much more fun and less of a mess now and the paint actually stays wet!

@Stig: Thanks for the tip as well! Brushes are next.

If you want to get into painting, I cannot recommend Massive Voodoo highly enough. They tackle all topics that you're going to encounter. Here's their take on the wet palette:

http://massivevoodoo.blogspot.com/2013/ ... te-20.html

Yes, Massive Voodoo really is a great site. An eternity ago I was also taking their beginners course over a weekend despite being quite capable of painting already. It was a lots of fun weekend indeed and I learned a lot indeed, also Roman can be fun.

I can highly recommend that for sure.

Tott, thanks a lot for that compliment!