What is miniature painting?

The word "miniature" comes from the word "minimum", which actually refers not only to the size of the image, but to using lead red paint (with a pigment or glue solution) to emphasize color differences and illuminate an image or script. The details in the miniature paintings set them apart from the small ones. With the help of a magnifying glass you can see the fine brush movements used to do this art. Thumbnails attract viewers to see the small details. You can also discover the best miniature painting services from the web. 

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There are various painting techniques that can be seen under a magnifying glass, such as:

• pointillism
• Pinch
• hatch, cross hatch, contour hatch
• stirring
• Subtle shadows
• three dimension

Although miniature paintings contain all the elements of the larger image, such as color composition, sharpness, and other special effects, they differ in subtle brushstrokes and the smallest design details.

This art form requires a high level of experience and takes years to practice and develop. When working on miniature art, the artist must have absolute physical control over all of his movements. This is very important because any unstable movement can interfere with the brush movement, thus ruining the image. It is very important to have a good and tidy workspace when painting miniatures. Color consistency, accuracy and depth of the image must be controlled.