So, it's been quite some time.
I don't know how frequently I'll be doing this, but I'm starting my blog up after a dry spell, because I know I could use something a little lighter than what's become my day-to-day that, like everyone else's, has been pretty derailed these past weeks.
I'm starting off with some nostalgic homages to my favorite ol' N64 game, plus a note about my absence.
Thursday, March 26, 2020
Tuesday, September 17, 2019
Feed Me! - Kingdom Death Lonely Tree
The Lonely Tree is both the last expansion I've painted for a client or myself, and the last I personally bought. It's... a difficult model, but I'm pretty happy with how this one came out, even though it took way longer than I intended.
Tuesday, September 3, 2019
The Eyes of the Cat - Arena Rex Leo
It's been ages since I've painted an Arena Rex model, but I got the itch, and it was time to get out one of my few unpainted minis from the game.
I just love how they've handled animal design. Short (*ahem*) of some back legs that seem like they were sculpted last, and needed to fit the model on the base, the anatomy of Leo is just superb and natural. I think it has exactly the right movement and weight of a jumping/lunging lion, and manages to avoid the problem of many such models which look like they're tripping.
I'm quite happy with the texture I got on him, with the only real issue being that I had a little more depth on the mane, but it kept getting scratched off through basic handling (it's been a while since I've worked with how sharp resin edges can be) so I needed to flatten down the highlights a bit so the color would stick. I normally don't like this sort of scarring, but I think I got some nice, subtler stuff that clearly reads as scars, but not as completely fresh ones.
I just love how they've handled animal design. Short (*ahem*) of some back legs that seem like they were sculpted last, and needed to fit the model on the base, the anatomy of Leo is just superb and natural. I think it has exactly the right movement and weight of a jumping/lunging lion, and manages to avoid the problem of many such models which look like they're tripping.
I'm quite happy with the texture I got on him, with the only real issue being that I had a little more depth on the mane, but it kept getting scratched off through basic handling (it's been a while since I've worked with how sharp resin edges can be) so I needed to flatten down the highlights a bit so the color would stick. I normally don't like this sort of scarring, but I think I got some nice, subtler stuff that clearly reads as scars, but not as completely fresh ones.
Saturday, August 24, 2019
The Halls of the Past - Silver Tower collected, complete painted box
I realized recently that I've actually completed my Silver Tower collection, but never remembered to consolidate them into one big, snazzy post, so, here's a little trip down memory lane.
Labels:
Beastmen,
Chaos,
Dwarves,
Elves,
Fantasy,
Group Shot,
Horror,
Monsters,
Non-metallic metal,
Object Source Light,
Orcs and Goblins,
Painting,
Silver Tower,
Stormcast Eternals,
Tzeentch,
Warhammer Quest
Tuesday, August 20, 2019
Friday, August 16, 2019
Traditionalist Radicals - Blackstone Fortress Black Legion
I've painted lots of red & gold & black, and I'm personally a fan of jade, so I decided to do my own take on Black Legion, that heralds back to their Sons of Horus days, which I just find so much more stylish.
Tuesday, August 13, 2019
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