Albert Moreto Font, a three-time Slayer Sword winner, recently tested the new Warhammer Tone Pro paint range. The paints are available starting September 26 in Warhammer and hobby stores worldwide.
Warhammer celebrated the launch of Tone Pro paints by inviting top miniature painters including Jon 'Ninjon' Ninas to Nottingham to test the new range. The paints will be available in stores worldwide starting September 26, with a later launch in Japan on October 3.
Art historian Thomas W. Laqueur examines Paolo Veronese's distinctive portrayal of dogs across multiple Renaissance paintings, exploring how the artist's affection for canines—evident in their expressive gazes and detailed rendering—caused controversy with the Inquisition. Veronese's dogs appear as central subjects with moral and allegorical significance, demonstrating an intimate tenderness toward animals that sets his work apart.
This article examines how painters create the illusion of three-dimensional space on a two-dimensional canvas through various projection methods. It explains the historical evolution from ancient artists depicting objects independently to Renaissance painters using linear perspective, and describes specific techniques like oblique and isometric projection that allow artists to represent spatial relationships mathematically.