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Dave Colwell
British guitarist
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Jun 26, 2026
Color Theory for Miniature Painting: Make It or Break It
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4:27BruceHOST
How do you relate to it? What's in your head when I just say that word?

Dave ColwellGUEST
Um, but lately the thing that's really been sticking in my mind is the way that color relates to a certain emotion.

Dave ColwellGUEST
And, um, I don't know when this idea came to mind, but I think while I was preparing for the class that I did at ARC, this idea came to mind that when we're painting things, especially for competition, everyone's always going for the emotion of awesome, you know, like they want it to be that awesome thing that stands out the best thing, you know.

Dave ColwellGUEST
oh, you know, when you see something that's really awesome, it's like blows you away.

Dave ColwellGUEST
And so I feel like I've realized that the things that really get over that line have another emotion that they work in.

Magnus NielsenHOST
On your stuff, right? You will have blues and reds and greens mixed, for example, but it's more of the blue that shines through, which means that's the color you perceive, even though it has touches of all the colors, right?