Pixelastic Painting Log

I wasn’t sure I’d be able to craft tonight, so I squeezed in a few 5-minute breaks during the day, between two tasks while waiting on my computer.

I had resin work planned for the evening, but had some free time during the day.

Today’s session was a mix of things: a yard sale find, a long foam brick cutting session, some online orders, and demolding the silicone mold I poured yesterday.

I’m building modular terrain for Frostgrave and Mordheim, and the first step is creating elevation blocks.

This is the first time I made lava bases and I think it turned out well, so I want to document the process for future reference.

I found these miniatures really interesting.

My players are crossing the desert of Qadira in Golarion, and I needed some terrain for the desert city encounters ahead.

These are magnetic tiles for dungeon layouts that I made from baby toy pieces.

Hobgoblins appear frequently in RPG scenarios.

This is a BBEG my players fought: a fire mage in the desert trying to raise a buried citadel from beneath the sands.

This is a terrain piece I made to create a bed of burning coals, embers, or lava.

I’ve talked on this blog about making lots of 3D elements for Zombicide Green Horde to play on.

This is a commemorative post to document the current state of my workshop in April 2026, before major renovations begin.

This is a quick post to show something I made recently.

Table dressing are scenery elements you place on top of other scenery, like small trays you put on tables.

I have these miniature, probably Reaper models though I’m not sure.

You might recognize this spider color scheme.

This post is about Qadira guards, from the fictional nation in the Pathfinder universe where my players currently are.

This is a recap of various small projects from 2025 that didn’t warrant their own dedicated posts, similar to last year’s misc post.

This is a photo I wanted to take at one point because I had to tidy up my workshop to make space and sort things out.

I made this project because my players were about to reach a decisive moment in their journey through the Feywild.

I found what seemed like a good deal on Vinted recently.

My players were about to get teleported to the First World for a big celebration, and I realized I had no scenery for that kind of event.

This documents how I recently painted a whole unit of devils.

A short post that will evolve over time showing how I paint these miniature today.

This is documentation for how I do the texture on my bases.

We played two Zombicide sessions in May and December 2023 on a fully 3D terrain I built.

My workspace evolved quite a bit between 2021 and 2026.

This is a post to show some of my undead swarm miniature.

This is a miniature I’m quite proud of.

When I play RPG sessions, I have tiles (sometimes large ones, sometimes small ones) but not much to simulate walls.

This is one of the simplest crafts I’ve done, but also one that works the best.

This is a quick documentation post for a few miniature.

This is a small post because I found some old photos of this giant cobra miniature I had painted.

This is a short post with just two photos, but I wanted to document projects I worked on back in the day that I eventually gave away.

This post documents a set of cemetery props I wanted to make: coffins, graves, and sarcophagi.

This is the second post documenting how I made the different tiles for my asylum terrain.

Here’s an overview of miniature I batch painted in an evening or two thanks to speedpaints.

This is a project where I converted an old paint rack into tiered display stairs.

This is a photo of many miniature I painted at one point, covering a wide variety of subjects.

I really enjoy painting Reaper Bones miniature like this Coral Golem.

Two years ago, I made custom floor tiles for the entire Briarstone Asylum from the first book of the Strange Aeons Pathfinder campaign.

I picked up this Megablocks set at a secondhand shop.

I tried to make a bonfire or pyre (the kind you’d use to burn a witch in a scenario), but I messed it up a bit.

Just finished painting these Warhammer Quest rats I’ve had sitting around since I was a teenager!

Once again, for my scenario in the asylum where the character starts locked in prisons in the basement, I obviously needed prisons for that.

Here is one of the most disgusting terrains I’ve probably ever had to make, but it’s for the introduction scene of the scenario in Briarstone.

This post is going to be about some photos I took when I first started crafting.

For once, this post will be a mix of many things.

In the Strange Aeons asylum map, there’s this machine room where the floor is made of metal.