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Wow respect.... I think the blue eyes work great, and really cool skin tones.

So cool Rigel! Love the coconut octopus inspired color scheme. Sea creatures supply no end of inspiration right??

You obviously know what you’re doing, it looks great. I would’ve liked to seen more highlights on the scales. Still bright reds look great against the neutral tan breastplate.

Looks like a painting out of a book, great work and subtle details all over.

Awesome as always. You pick some great classics to bring to life.

Sorry just now getting back, but I studied all your comments while in Rio these past few weeks. Thanks again so much, and I feel like I’ve got techniques to build on now, as well as studying light reflecting wherever I go. Cheers and have a great day!

NMM turned out great!

Ermagawd thanks!! I’ve read this once, and I’ll continue to digest again and again until I get back to TX next week. Thanks so much and I’ll come back with response once I get back with my beloved mini. ;)

Hi Folks, Here is the mini im working on now. I am trying NMM and so I’ve watched a few tutorials and I’m getting lost in the process, unable to visualize what the final product should look like. The armor is my main focus, and the hammer too but less so. I started with black primer, then underpainted with shades of gray up to white where I thought the brightest parts should be. I then started blue on top and I can see the gradient somewhat. My next step was to gradient the blue to white, then edge highlight, but I started trying this with the gray on the h

Im just going to say thank you to everyone here at once. I painted this a while ago (before I started here on the forum) and I didn’t post them bc I thought it would be bad form to post old stuff “just for the likes”. I was looking at it the other day and wondered what ideas you all would have if the yellow parts were trying to be metal, and this has been very helpful. I originally painted the pauldrons and maul (as a story piece) to be made from the yellow breastplate scales of the baby blue dragon he killed, but I thought the NMM techniques for gold would apply. All your comments lined up, a

This is beautifully done. I love the eyes...and the streaks of light blue are sharp. The stripes and patterns look all freehand, so great work here!

Dude I think this is awesome. Skin tones and highlights are on point. ”Dwar ye even lifteth bro?!”

Well you have stolen my idea for a group of treants and saprolings!!! Awesomeness!!!

Just stunning my friend. The robe actually looks silky or satin maybe due to your bomb highlighting scheme. Well done!

Having just finished him, it’s a delight to see this take. I love the autumn colors. Reminds me of Stranger Things and trick-or-treating. He’d look great next to a pumpkin knight. Great job blending the foliage in. The dark walnut feel is just perfect.