Man-cave! Workbench! Tools! Paints! Brushes! Files! Cookies! Guns! Servo! Crow! Part 1

A too long tour of my workbench and man-cave. This is only a small portion of the various tools I have for painting and modeling.

Doctor Faust's Painting Clinic
http://www.paintingclinic.com/

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[KillaMinis]

Do you know where I can purchase your water basins? I did not have any luck at the local paint store or online searching. Any help would be great.

[ThePaintingClinic]

@KillaMinis Man, I'm starting a fashion trend. You're not the first to ask. Search Amazom for "Nicole Non-Spill Paint Cup".

[SMConsortium]

The Winston & Newton Series 7 are very nice. If it's too floppy, you might try the series 7 Miniature series. But your right, gotta use what you're most comfortable with. :)

[ThePaintingClinic]

@SMConsortium I think I have the miniature versions. I just don't like pure natural hair I guess. Had the same issues with red sables.

[fubargrinch]

What, no Gypsy?

[SMConsortium]

@ThePaintingClinic Ah ok. the synths are pretty bouncey. :)

[ThePaintingClinic]

@Catachan1brainleaf Wet palettes are handy, but don't fit my style. I like more control over how thin the paint is and the ability to add more thinner or wait a few minutes to allow the paint to dry and thicken up.

[TinyArts]

Lots of good information. Cheers!