One Green Done, Another Green Started
We love these small hobby updates that somehow say everything about where the painting desk is at: one model finished, the next one already underway, and the cycle keeps going.
As end3r put it perfectly: one green done, second green started — and that’s just how it goes. Honestly, that feels like the most relatable painting status imaginable.
What really caught our eye here were the highlights. Wilini immediately called them out, and for good reason — they are bold, sharp, and very much intentional. End3r confirmed that too: the highlights were done a bit brutally on purpose, just to see how the effect would land.
And honestly? We’re big fans of that approach. Sometimes the best painting experiments happen when we deliberately push something further than usual just to check whether it clicks. Clean, subtle blends are great, but there’s also something super satisfying about exaggerated edge highlights that make a miniature pop hard on the table.
This is exactly the kind of hobby momentum we like seeing: finish one, start the next, test an idea, and keep the brushes moving.