Well, not entirely…Lol
Bought a bunch of new paints for my D&D miniature painting and wanted to keep them all together and handy.
Added the sharpies in the back because they had no where else to go…lol
At least one thing on my painting/craft station is organized…
on to more organization…maybe later…my paints are calling me…
Sweet.
As you know, I am in love with my new found ability to make bespoke organizers. This one is inspiring.
Show minis!
I’ve just done the one so far…
Esafar, my Half Elf, Life Cleric.
She was done using cheap craft paint…hopeing to do better with better paint…lol
Next is a Tangu Wizard (my son’s character)
And a Dwarf Cleric…(my new character in case my Half Elf Cleric perishes during Tomb of Annihilation…lol)
I like your basing and color choices.
That’s much too organized…I’d never be able to find anything again! 
(I never lose anything until I put it away.) Great organizer!
Now that is art work! So awesome!
Excellent organizer! One of my favorite items to make. And I’ll bet a tour of your workshop would be a really fun day, organized or not.
Turns out that using actual paint made for painting miniatures is way better than cheap craft paint! Lmao
Very pleased with this one…so glad I got the paints…lol
funny how that works out…
A friend of mine used to say “Compensate inexperience with good quality tools”. And in my case, it is totally true.
True enough. Good quality tools or equipment can help level the playing field. A master can get incredible results out of relative junk because of their skill. A newbie can get better results with good tools than poor tools because they don’t need to work around the limitations of their tools (which a master craftsman knows how to do but a newbie lacks the skills or knowledge to do).
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