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Welcome to my Portfolio!

Hello and welcome to my humble little page. This is a 'blog' only in that was the easiest way for me to create a site where I could post pictures of some of the work I've done previously for clients ,as well as some of my own personal favorites. There was a previous version of this that I had used for several years as a much more blog formatted post, with lots of in progress pics, etc. But honestly I'm not much of a writer and there was essentially no engagement, so now this is just a portfolio for me to link for people interested in seeing my work. There should be very little actual blogging done here, but please check back to view the gallery periodically as I add more. Please contact me through the info found here on this page if you'd like to speak to me about work, and have a great day! -Phil P.S: You can access the actual mini portfolio page by this link Mini Pics! or by clicking on Mini Pics on the main page!

Rates and Painting Style

Here is where I wanted to discuss my painting process and style, as well as my rates and how I handle commissions. Every miniature and project is different, and I always paint to the best of my ability, so I don't have different 'levels' of painting like many commission painters and larger services do. Many of these places are staffed with large teams using airbrushes, and the level of output work and consistency that they do results in an altogether different type of paint look, and is best reserved for large armies. I always paint miniatures that would be excellent for both display and for tabletop use. When it comes down to it I quote a project based on the amount of time I believe it will take for me to achieve, as well as factor in any materials cost that may go into it (specialized paint or basing materials, for instance). I try to pay myself a living wage of around $17-20 an hour, and so my work is probably best reserved for single hero miniatures or display pieces

Fantasy Maps!

So another thing I've taken to doing is making fantasy maps. Mostly for my home D&D games, but also as part of world building exercises, and I've gotten pretty good at a couple styles. Please take a look! I've never done any of this for commission but would certainly consider it. I use Inkarnate for all my current map-making, check them out, they've got a free version but the paid license is *very* cheap. Take a look at the rest in the maps section. -Phil

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