Welcome to the Painting Challenge. Here you will find the fabulous, fevered work of miniature painters from around the world. While participants come from every ethnicity, gender, age and nationality, they have three things in common: they love miniatures, they enjoy a supportive community, and they want to set themselves against the Challenge.
This site features the current year's event along with the archives of past Painting Challenges.
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I had a frozen t*rd of a week so I'm quite happy to see it come to a train wreck of a conclusion. Sooo, let's all look at pretty minis instead, shall we. Onwards and upwards (sniiiiif)! C
Can we green-stuff you a fresh new nose afterwards, Curt? Hang in there, Sir - almost the weekend, and remember that a glass of wine makes most things better !!
Knowing you, it would look like a composite of a fabulous 17th century wig, a broad cuff and it all capped off with a jaunty feather. Great for Laarden figures, but I'm not sure it would work for a proboscis. :)
I feel your pain, been like that for me.
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ReplyDeletei'm on strike, painting completely new stuff for me, on every level
Can we green-stuff you a fresh new nose afterwards, Curt? Hang in there, Sir - almost the weekend, and remember that a glass of wine makes most things better !!
ReplyDeleteKnowing you, it would look like a composite of a fabulous 17th century wig, a broad cuff and it all capped off with a jaunty feather. Great for Laarden figures, but I'm not sure it would work for a proboscis. :)
DeleteThere always that one kid in class who just has to try something no matter how many times he's told it's a bad idea.
ReplyDeleteHere’s to a better weekend - much wine, books and minis!
ReplyDeleteGet well soon Boss!
ReplyDelete"Biggles, another magnum of Doctor Loamblithering's Purple Infuriator, if you'd be so kind..."
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