Be Picky When Choosing What to Paint -- Synjinn Scott

Synjinn and I start out this interview by talking about getting into miniature painting after his first child was born and what encouraged him to pursue higher-level painting.One of Synjinn's eureka moments led to the importance of keeping your worst model intact as a reminder of how far you've come. Use it to keep you grounded and remind that you are better now than you were beforeSyndjinn also tells us how moving from the deep south to Colorado had an effect on his painting. Moving from a high humidity environment to a very dry environment had a massive impact on how both his brushes and his paints performed.He continues on to talk about being proud of your work, and the importance of being incredibly picky when choosing to take on miniature commissions work because of it's high potential to affect the way you look at the rest of your work.- Check out Synjin's Instagram here- Visit Synjinn's Putty & Paint gallery- Click here for Synjinn's studio Facebook pageThese interviews are recorded live at Twitch.tv/Uselesswizard on Thursday evenings at 6pm Pacific. Check the stream schedule there for the next recording date and time.You can join me, Uselesswizard, on Tuesdays and Fridays nights at 6pm Pacific for miniature painting, doing terrible accents and character voices, and chatting with the community.If you'd like to give feedback or tell me how I'm doing, please leave a review on our page in Apple Podcasts or our page on Podchaser. It would mean the absolute world to hear from youThanks for listening!The Miniature Podcast Facebook GroupThe Miniature Podcast TwitterCheck out Uselesswizard's Twitch Channel to see interviews recorded liveVisit Uselesswizard's Instagram page to see what he's been paintingSee Uselesswizard's Twitter for the non-toxic side of the TwitterverseIntro and Outro Music"No.4 Piano Journey" by Esther AbramiYouTube Audio Library