Miniature Paintings - Minis

by Judy Schrader

Miniature paintings are very time consuming, even though they are very small. Miniature paintings are very popular world wide.

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German Shepherd Puppy	Brotherly Love	Family Feud


There's One In Every Family	Pulley	Gimmee, Gimmee, Gimmee


Hungry Girl	Balcony House of Mesa Verde	Assateague Island View


Into the Light	I See You	Did Someone Say Carrots!


The Surrogate	Mommy?	Cliff Dweller


Minding Mama	Bold and Beautiful	Bearly Intense


Jack In The Pulpit	The Odd Couple	The Guardians


Watching for Mama	Apple of My Eye	I Got My Eye On You SOLD


Into the Shadows SOLD	Gorilla SOLD	Blowing in the Wind SOLD


Friends SOLD	Eye Candy SOLD	Beauty of Mackinac SOLD


	I Once Was Ugly Too SOLD

Do you know what a Miniature Is?

There are " miniature paintings" and there are "small paintings". A true miniature painting must comply with specific rules.

The subject must be 1/6th life size or smaller. IE: A blue jay is 11- 12 1/2 long so if you paint him he should be at most 2.08 inches long.
The paintings must be small, no larger than 25 inches square.
The detail in a miniature's must show up under magnification.

Details and realism are very important in miniatures.

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Site last updated January 2019