FeedSpot Names 20 Best Miniature Painting Blogs to Follow in 2026

FeedSpot has published its curated "20 Best Miniature Painting Blogs to Follow in 2026," a regularly-updated directory designed to gather the hobby's most widely followed blogs and painting sites into a single, subscribable feed. The list spans everything from step-by-step video tutorial channels to fine art miniaturists with published books, giving painters at every skill level a clear starting point for expanding their reading list.

The research excerpt available covers a selection of the ranked entries, with full details for several and partial or missing data for others. Here is every confirmed entry from the list, presented in ranked order, with all available details.

1. Creative Twilight

Sitting at the top spot with a Domain Authority of 35, the highest recorded in the excerpt, Creative Twilight is described as "a blog dedicated to all things creative; be it miniature painting, blacksmithing, or woodworking." The blog offers tutorials, guides, and reviews, making it a broad resource for makers rather than a purely miniature-focused destination. It has 708 Facebook followers and 1K Twitter followers, giving it the strongest social presence of any entry with confirmed metrics in the excerpt.

2. Heresy Brush

Heresy Brush holds the second position on FeedSpot's list. The available excerpt is truncated for this entry, so full descriptions and metrics are not present in the provided source material. It appears alongside a reference to Tangible Day in the same excerpt segment, suggesting additional blogs were grouped or listed nearby, but full details require the complete FeedSpot page.

3. [Not confirmed in excerpt]

The third-ranked blog is not identified in the available excerpt. FeedSpot's full page contains the entry, but the name, description, and metrics were not captured in the supplied source material.

4. [Not confirmed in excerpt]

The fourth entry on the list is similarly absent from the provided excerpt. Retrieving the complete FeedSpot ranking page would confirm the blog name, description, and any Domain Authority or social metrics associated with this position.

5. [Not confirmed in excerpt]

No details for the fifth-ranked blog appear in the available source material. The FeedSpot list is described as regularly updated, so entries at this level of the ranking are likely among the hobby's more established voices.

6. [Not confirmed in excerpt]

The sixth entry is not present in the provided excerpt. Full information, including blog name and accompanying metrics, is available on the FeedSpot page.

7. [Not confirmed in excerpt]

The seventh-ranked blog is not identified in the supplied source. As with entries three through six, the complete FeedSpot listing holds the full details.

8. [Not confirmed in excerpt]

The eighth entry on FeedSpot's 2026 list is not captured in the available research excerpt. Its name, description, and engagement metrics remain unconfirmed from the provided material.

9. The Brush and Boltgun

Ranking ninth, The Brush and Boltgun is described as "a wargaming, hobby and painting blog" with a specific focus on "creating step by step painting video tutorials for tabletop miniatures." The blog's stated aim is straightforward: getting your miniatures looking great on the tabletop. It carries a Domain Authority of 17 and has 181 Twitter followers according to the FeedSpot listing.

10. Bird with a Brush Blog

At number ten is Bird with a Brush Blog, run by Rhonda Bender, also known as Wren the Bard. Bender is a freelance miniature painter and teacher of miniature painting, and the blog covers painting articles aimed at the miniatures community. The blog carries a Domain Authority of 16, sitting just below The Brush and Boltgun in that metric.

Eleventh on the list is the K.C. Holt Miniature Painting Blog. The excerpt for this entry is truncated, with no description, social counts, or Domain Authority figures captured in the provided source material. The same excerpt segment references Lair of the Lagomorph Blog, suggesting it occupies a nearby position in the rankings, though its exact placement is not confirmed in the available data.

12. [Not confirmed in excerpt]

The twelfth entry is not present in the available research material. The FeedSpot page holds full details for this position.

13. [Not confirmed in excerpt]

No details for the thirteenth-ranked blog appear in the provided excerpt. This entry, like others in the middle of the list, requires the complete FeedSpot page to confirm.

14. [Not confirmed in excerpt]

The fourteenth entry is absent from the supplied source material. Full blog name, description, and metrics are available on the FeedSpot list.

15. [Not confirmed in excerpt]

The fifteenth-ranked blog is not identified in the provided excerpt. Its details are contained in the full FeedSpot listing published March 5, 2026.

16. [Not confirmed in excerpt]

The sixteenth entry on FeedSpot's 2026 miniature painting list is not captured in the available research. The complete ranking page would confirm the blog and its associated metrics.

17. [Not confirmed in excerpt]

No information for the seventeenth position appears in the provided source material. As with the surrounding entries, the full FeedSpot page is the authoritative source for this entry.

18. [Not confirmed in excerpt]

The eighteenth-ranked blog is absent from the available excerpt. Its name and details are part of the complete FeedSpot list but were not included in the supplied research material.

19. From the Lands and from the Landsknecht

Near the bottom of the list at nineteen, From the Lands and from the Landsknecht is described simply as "a Miniature (Painting) Blog" covering miniature painting articles. It carries the lowest Domain Authority in the excerpt at just 2, reflecting a smaller web footprint but a clear focus on the hobby.

20. Tiffany Hastie Art Blog

Rounding out the list at number twenty is the Tiffany Hastie Art Blog, subtitled "Adventures in Art and Miniature Paintings." Tiffany Hastie brings significant institutional credentials to the hobby: she is a member of the Miniature Painters, Sculptors and Gravers Society of Washington DC (MPSGS) and the author of two published painting books, Endless Seasons Vol. I and Vol. II, through Scheewe Publications Inc. The blog has 1.4K Facebook followers, the second-highest Facebook count of any entry with confirmed social metrics, and carries a Domain Authority of 7.

The FeedSpot list functions as a subscribable directory: readers can follow all 20 blogs through FeedSpot Reader in a single feed rather than tracking each site individually. Domain Authority figures and social follower counts are displayed per entry, though FeedSpot does not specify in the excerpt the methodology or date those metrics were recorded. The list is described as regularly updated, meaning rankings and entries can shift as the community evolves and new voices emerge.