Wobbly edge highlights? Here's how to practise (and fix them)
Edge highlighting is the technique that makes armour, weapons and hard edges really pop on the tabletop. It's also one of the most common things people say they struggle with. In just over ten minutes, the Duncan Rhodes Painting Academy team show how to practise edge highlights and, just as usefully, how to correct the mistakes when a line goes astray. It's handy whether you're painting a squad of troops or a single D&D hero.
What's your trick for steady edge highlights: brush side, brush tip, or holding your breath? Post your questions below too.