Tainted Grail Painting Series - Ep 9 - Fyul

This is the ninth episode in the 'Tainted Grail' board game painting series - Fyul. She's one of the characters that you can play as in this adventure and exploration game from Awaken Realms.
The Plastic Canvas is a miniature painting channel focused at beginner painters, or anyone that likes watching minis being painted, from start to finish. I'm using this to document my progression in the hobby and I hope that with what I share about what I'm learning, I can help you make some good early steps in your time in the hobby too.
Happy painting everyone!
Music:
Track : Myths and Legends (Collection)
Composer: Noonsol
Watch: • Medieval Fantasy Music...
Medieval Instrumentals
Unwind Station
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[@ShatteredBrush]

Also slightly off topic but would really like to see you do some of the other gloomhaven classes! There are some really cool ones

[@theplasticcanvas]

Yeah I'd love to go back and paint more but I don't own the game. I do have Frosthaven on the way though, so as soon as that arrives I'll be starting on it!

[@ShatteredBrush]

@@theplasticcanvas oh awesome man! Can’t wait to see that. Maybe if I get good enough I’ll do some videos of the other gloomhaven characters, since you’ve inspired me to paint!

[@ShatteredBrush]

I could also send you mine if you were interested on doing a series

[@ShatteredBrush]

Awesome job on the highlights! Really like your painting style, it’s inspired me to start painting my own.

[@theplasticcanvas]

Thanks! Glad you liked it. Have fun with yours :)

[@ShatteredBrush]

Hey just curious how do you like the army painter series brushes? I notice you use them a lot, are they worth it?

[@theplasticcanvas]

Hey. Depends what quality of brush you're after. I've had them for WAY longer than what I should've, but they were good when I first got them and they didn't cost much. So I think they're a perfect early set of brushes to have, or to compliment a higher quality set. But if you want a high quality brush, I'd look elsewhere.
I'm going to pick up a few Windsor and Newton or Raphael brushes, but I'm going to keep these to use for the jobs that are a bit rougher on the brush e.g. applying washes or to really quickly slap on a base coat.
Hope that helps!