Peachy Has a New Channel to Help You Slay The Gray

By Travis Pasch | February 9th, 2024 | Categories: painting miniatures, Tabletop Gaming News & Rumors, Videos

Peachy has left the Painting Phase and now has his own new channel he can take in any direction he wants, but with plenty of tips!

Peachy left Games Workshop in 2022 and started creating content on YouTube with a ton of great painting tips, interviews, and just fun content. The Painting Phase channel isn’t going to be his home anymore, and he’s actually starting up his own channel called Peachy Tips.

Peachy Has His Own Channel Now To Slay The Gray!

His new channel is here to help you slay the gray! It sounds like we’ll be getting the first actual tutorials and videos in March, but that’s only a couple of weeks to go now. If you haven’t seen much of Peachy before, he’s all about getting great-looking models but also in record time. Whether you are a beginner painter or more seasoned, he always has tons of helpful tips that will get your army on the tabletop and look good.

You’ve probably watched him over on the Painting Phase, and here is what he said about his departure and the new channel.

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It is with a heavy heart that I must bid farewell to The Painting Phase. When offered the opportunity to join the channel over a year ago, I relished the chance to do something I love with a friend; spreading that love to the gaming community and hopefully helping bring more enjoyment to others in the hobby both inside and outside of the world of warhammer.
Yet, as time passed, it became increasingly evident that despite my contributions, dedication and loyalty, it would never evolve into something that I would be considered to be an equal partner in and will always remain driven by the vision and aspiration of its original creator.

And so, after much reflection, I have made the difficult decision to step away. It is not a choice made lightly but one based on my drive to pursue authenticity and create fun engaging content that I hope others will enjoy and will support them on their own hobby journeys.

We don’t really know the inner workings of their channel, but it sounds like he wanted more creative freedom to move the channel as he wanted, and with his own channel, he will have total freedom to do just that! He can paint what he wants, set it up how he wants, and put out the content he wants!

If you love Peachy’s style and how he paints miniatures, be sure to keep an eye out and apply to his channel so you can see when the new videos drop in March!