September 19, 2025

Exploring AI-Painted Previews

We’re sharing this image as an example of AI-assisted paintover applied to a render.

Would it be useful if we present some miniatures with this kind of preview?

Thanks for your feedback.

Comments (24)

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Brian Smith · October 20, 2025

I am not in favour of this, be wary of AI, It is becoming far to intrusive.

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Juan Pablo · October 14, 2025

I’m against this

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Reid Zalewski · September 23, 2025

I’m against this. There’s a lot of people nowadays who baulk at anything AI touches, even if the use case is justified. I don’t think the benefits in presentation warrant the potential loss in consumer interest.

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Roger Liarte · September 21, 2025

I would say no to AI, for various reasons, but o e of the most importants and relevants to you: AI would steal your designs, allowing other users to get them just because "the AI made it, not you", even if the design mase bythe AI is a clear plagiarism.

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Roger Liarte · September 21, 2025

... and moreover, their environmental, privacy, copyright and ethical issues.

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David · September 20, 2025

As long as we still get the base unpainted grey renders. That way we can clearly see the sculpt

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danny · September 20, 2025

As long as i can see the figure, contures etc as in right hand pic. Just dont start giving me a drawing or illustration of my figures.

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Edurne Pascual Saez · September 20, 2025

As long as the base renders are still published and AI images are clearly marked as such for transparency, I see no issue with it. IMO, this kind of thing (complementing people's work rather than trying to replace it) is what AIs are good for.

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Kaelo Rylanus · September 20, 2025

Both is great.

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Keg and Krow · September 20, 2025

So long as the quality is as good as this one, and you tell people when it’s AI or actually painted, i think it’s fine.

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Ziplock · September 20, 2025

I like it and think it's a great idea.

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Thannak · September 19, 2025

Not a fan of AI, at all. I have no problem with greyscale, and anything you’d want to display in color I’d prefer to see five minutes in mspaint than that.

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Herry haz · September 19, 2025

Even though it'd be a good idea, I prefer seeing it in gray. And I try to avoid using generative AIs

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C0ND0R · September 19, 2025

Only if you keep both the flat grey render and the AI colored one

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Cristian Cooney · September 19, 2025

I want to always see the grey renders particularly of the details. Also I have most of your sets and it makes it easier to compare them to each other, however, having some color pallet ideas would be helpful. So can we get a mix of both?

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Dain Lee · September 19, 2025

I think it's good addendum to the grey Render Pictures.

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Stefano Fiorini · September 19, 2025

Great idea, it gives more depth to the sculpt and help us to read it better ☺️

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Bhaal72516 · September 19, 2025

I like it AI painted

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Sebastian Hurtz · September 19, 2025

As I am not able to imagine the renders painted - some ppl might be able to - it is helpful.

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Will Reynolds · September 19, 2025

I think that it looks cool to get an idea of how it might look. The ai painting definitely is better than the unpainted renders. I'd prefer the minis to be painted by a person, however this simply isn't going to be possible for everything lastsword creates.

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Natalie Belew · September 19, 2025

I don't want anything Ai related

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Neil David · September 19, 2025

I say no to AI

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Sébastien · September 19, 2025

I second that, no AI

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Freyaju · September 19, 2025

It's not as good as a painted miniature, but it's much better than nothing. It gives us a good idea of ​​what the miniature looks like and allows you to see some details more clearly.