Problem is only you can redeem yourself. This feels a bit pointless to me, in particular since it appears you're unable to draw boundaries, which means you are leaving yourself open to be taken advantage of, which in turn just perpetuates unfairness.
6 year old you isn't you anymore. I don't know what you did, maybe you killed someone, but my point still stands all the same.
Be careful, one of them may try to take over the world
So, out of curiosity - what number do you see in the yellow circle?
Thanks. I was wondering about spending. From what I gather, a basic set of paints for minis would cost the same as a basic set of regular paints or perhaps slightly more. The difference would be the amount of paint. Atm I'm heavily leaning towards the minis, since it would take less storage space. But I'll see what I end up getting. Knowing the regular ones can be used too is still useful, in case I find any old acrylics in my possession.
Are you kidding me? You telling me now the trend will be watching a movie in theaters with the seats in front of you lit up with phone screens most of the time?
I see, so, very different. Thanks
Have you used oil based paint for miniatures specifically or was that the same oil paint sold for canvases? I can see the spirits helping with the drying times if it's just smear effects
That checks out, I would be expecting the medium in particular to be different for that reason.
So I guess the same goes for oils? I suppose they would be more similar to oil based varnishes for wood instead, rather than oil based paints for canvas?
Sure it is. But I feel like you never used Photoshop. It sucks up all the RAM. It's more RAM intensive than any 3D software or browser I've ever used. (That is, except for Substance Painter, which is also in the Adobe family now unfortunately)
What!? I think I've done a loop at least once when missing the exit (to catch it properly in the second attempt).
No, that'd be Leche. Soy milk is just English milk introducing itself in Spanish