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Eric Locke

Eric Locke

My name is Eric Locke, and I run Eric’s Hobby Workshop. I make tutorials and videos that teach people fun techniques and cool information about painting, collecting miniatures, and building terrain so that they can have the most immersive and fun time possible with their minis. 

I like working with The Army Painter because they are passionate about what they do, and approach everything from the perspective of hobbyists and fans of the miniature hobby first and foremost. They are putting into the world the products and ideas that they themselves want to see and use, and that's a wonderful thing. It helps that everyone I have interacted with at The Army Painter is cool and friendly as well. Since working with them, I have become very familiar with their line of products, and they have become an integral part of my work. Here are some of my current favourites:

"I recently created a method for painting stonework that uses Matt Black, White, and the Ochres and Tans Flexible Triad, specifically Tundra Taupe, which I really love. The high pigmentation and rich colour allows you to paint with highly thinned paints, but still get good coverage - resulting in some really lovely and organic looking finishes."
"I recently used the Battlefield Razorwire extensively for a realistic trench warfare table that I made, and I love working with this product. Its relatively inexpensive, looks great at scale, and isn’t fragile or hard to work with like some other alternatives. It's easy to form into a coil and place, and adds a ton of character to any base or battlefield!"
"Warpaints Fanatic Dark Rust and Fresh Rust have quickly become a mainstay of my work, and are behind my new favourite method of creating a fast and attractive scheme for bases. I simply apply thinned layers of the two rust tones over a black basecoat, and the result is a grim and gritty wasteland that fits any dystopian setting beautifully."