Absolute beginner painting tutorials.

[Zaheer]

Does anyone have a good one? My other half has expressed an interest and I doubt my teaching abilities in this department...

[General Lee]

Does anyone have a good one? My other half has expressed an interest and I doubt my teaching abilities in this department...

Well it might be a good idea to get her a painting book, for example the Foundry has several and GW also just published one, but a bit expensive. You could als just let her sit next to you and have her copy what you're doing

[A_Train]

I support the Foundry book for a beginner, and it can be bought for much cheaper off of Amazon rather than the Foundry site.

[Dr Mathias]

The Foundry books are pretty damn nice. I bought both even though I've been painting for a while, and am sort of settled in my technique (or lack thereof). Still found them immensely useful and worth the money.

[Oliver]

http://fromthewarp.blogspot.co.uk/2010/11/back-to-basics-series.html

There you go, I found them last week and thought they looked interesting there is some other interesting tutorials on there aswell.
Should at least give you a few ideas.

[Orctrader]

Beginner, intermediate or advanced painter, you can't go wrong with the two Foundry books.   

[Braxandur]

Another vote for the Foundry book. Wish I had something like that when I started. Also had a beginner nearby borrow my book for a while and she was really happy with it.

[alrith72]

Yet another vote for the Foundry books, both are excellent 

[Ray Rivers]

Have you tried You Tube?

There are tons of videos on painting miniatures from beginner to master class.

And it's free. 

[aircav]

I would go for the foundry books also & Don't Artmaster do some painting tutorials on the net?