AKA GeekGirlBookWorm, has been painting miniatures for commission for 3 years now. She specializes in 28mm Fantasy but has also been known to branch out into historical figures and 54mm+ scales as well. She is a fan of big bold colors, grass tufts, and a good matte finish. When not painting she can be found sipping a cool gin and tonic whilst DMing an RPG or playing a board game.

You can find her online here.

Chris is a part time commission painter for over 5 years but been in the miniature painting and gaming hobby since he was a teenager. Starting with games like Warhammer and D&D, he eventually branched out to hobby board games and other miniature and roleplaying games.

If you would like to see more of his work you can follow him on Facebook at Gorka’s Miniature Painting or on Instagram @gorka.chris.

Better known as MTD Jake, from Mini Terrain Domain, Jake is a Content Creator, Producer, and Veteran. He runs numerous livestream D&D games on Twitch and produces original content for his YouTube channel including terrain tutorials, product reviews, and miniature crafting videos. He is the host and producer of the annual Jasper’s Game Week livestream charity event and produced content for Satine Phoenix’s Gilding Light channel, as well.

Jim, the Tabletop Engineer, is a full-time game content writer from Atlanta, Georgia. He is the editor of the monthly Bexim’s Bazaar RPG & Wargaming Magazine and the crafter for The Tabletop Engineer YouTube Channel.

Be sure to check out his Facebook Group.

Also known as Stonefly Ky on her socials, Ky is an artist who is passionate about miniature painting, colors, and creativity. Ky transitioned to miniature painting after creating traditional art for a few years. She was inspired to begin miniature painting through her experiences playing TTRPGs and from fantasy worlds.

You can find Ky and her work on her Instagram and Twitter.

“I love tabletop gaming. I’ve been playing table top games like Dungeons and Dragons for nearly fifteen years. I started painting miniatures for my personal tabletop games and RPGs almost four years ago. I started being asked to paint minis for friends’ games, which eventually turned into commission pieces. It was then that I knew that I couldn’t keep my love for painting and tabletop from one another. When I opened my shop, I knew it wasn’t just about making some money from my passion, it was about providing some of my best works to tables all around the country. Now I get to live that dream every day.”

See what Leia is up to every day on her Twitter account and be sure to follow.

Leigh is a miniature painter and lead for Mage Productions based out of Atlanta, GA. Known around the internets at GM Leigh, he is also working to bringing content, podcasts, resources and more into the tabletop community. Working as a UX Designer by day, by night he focuses on painting tiny plastic people and fussing around with 3D printing. Leigh has been painting miniatures since 2017 and strives to progress with each and every model.

Be sure to follow him on Twitter.

Also known as the Goblin King by his followers, Michael is a talented mini painter from the UK. He has a strong community of miniature painters, the Goblin Army, who interact and share their own works with each other under his guidance. He also recently began creating tutorials on how to paint WizKids miniatures as well!

To find out what he is up to and see the latest miniatures he’s tackling be sure to follow him on Twitter.

Nikita Kieselowsky is a TTRPG streamer with Devils Luck Gaming. An art major in college and new to the TTRPG community, she has started diving into terrain creation as well as miniature painting.

For more on Nikita and the rest of the crew follow them on Twitter.

“Nerd Mom, Coffee Lover and Miniature painter. I first started this adventure with my husband roughly 5 years ago, Only adding in the final details on miniatures that he didn’t care for but drove me nuts not to have, such as eyes, claws. Focusing on the smaller details eventually led me to painting entirely, leading me to where I am now. Where it goes from here, I have no clue. But I’m pushing forward and hoping for the best.”

Find Sabi and her incredible take on miniature painting on Facebook.