SQUIG | Painting with a BROKEN arm.

Hey guys and a very warm welcome back to my little painting channel. I've been a way for a while and taken some much needed personal time so that I can work on myself. After a long time away I managed to accidentally break my arm and thought to myself it's time to get back to the things I really love doing. This video is the perfect way to return as it has given me a clear goal and a great challenge to help me re build the fine motor skills in my hand after the accident.

As always I'd like to say a massive thank you to everyone of you for your continued support and of course the amazing patience while I took a bit of time away. Sometime we all need a little bit of time to grow in our own way.

You've heard of the saying "when life gives you lemons, make lemonade" Well I've decided to make a new one "When life breaks your arm, Paint more minis!"

Here is a link to my Amazon Wishlist if you wanted to send me a gift:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/hz/wishlist/...

Here's a few useful links to the paints I've used in this video.

Citadel:
https://www.games-workshop.com/en-GB/...

Vallejo:
https://acrylicosvallejo.com/en/

The Army Painter:
https://www.thearmypainter.com

Scale 75:
https://scale75.com/en/65-scalecolor-...



Thank you so much for your continued support and awesomely positive comments. This channel has been fuelled by you guys and the more you watch, comment and like the content the more content I will post. This channel was made during lockdown simply to show my friends how I paint in my spare time and since then it has grown into a nice little platform with quite a lot of content. Please feel free to ask any questions in the comments bellow and I will get back to you and answer you to the best of my ability.

As always Thank you for tuning in and watching and I hope you enjoyed this video and I really do hope that it helps you on your painting adventures.

I would like to add a special thank you to my good friend Mark Llewellyn for his amazing backing music. My videos wouldn't be anywhere near as good without them.

Also a massive thank you to my good friend Chris Dixon for his artwork on my banner.