Being A Commission Painter | Careers With Warhammer

[@NickAt-Knight]

Excited for this talk. What I've learned after being a commission painter for a little over a year is that I don't like being a commission painter. I don't have time to paint my own models, clients don't like and edits and want it how they want it (which i get, but some artistic freedom would be fun. Why ask me to paint if you don't like what I offer). It's just something I've learned.

[@AoSCoach]

Great points Nick. Hiring any artist needs to allow them to have some creative expression or you don't get to leverage their artisitic talent

[@RadioFreeHammerhal]

Oscar is an absolute treasure in the warhammer community

[@AoSCoach]

Just like you Paul

[@chawclet]

Love seeing Oscar, truly a talented painter and great dude all around!

[@AoSCoach]

He’s bloody awesome

[@evilme73]

Being a commission painter is like being a musician, except there's no jackpots, and the best you can hope for is practicing for many years and getting so good that you get offered the occasional small town gigs.

[@AoSCoach]

Hopefully you get picked for a big band and win a major painting event, turning you to superstardom

[@paingenerator8338]

Proud to say he's from my area and plays at my FLGS.

[@AoSCoach]

I'm super jealous. I'd love Oscar to be local to me

[@jasonegli9053]

Stop being so down on yourself Coach. Your painting is great!

[@AoSCoach]

Thanks mate… im a Battle Ready+ kinda guy these days. I don’t enjoy painting models for a long period of time

[@estoc5467]

How do I commission those lustrous flowing locks?

[@AoSCoach]

I’ll nudge Oscar to start up an OnlyFans