Szharvid

I haven't painted in a few months, so I have decided to try to knock out as much as possible as quickly as I can. I gave myself an hour to do this guy and tried to stick to just a few colors and lean into washes and dry brush.

Thanks! First off I have to say that my color choices are basically a copy of the official painting of this model, so I can't take credit. For the OSL, as soon as I posted saying I was done, I continued and pushed the lighting a lot further. Getting there with the metal, but warm on blue is very WIP. And yes, my photos are not good.

I've shared some pics of her in works in progress, but I'm putting the brush down. Added Sophie for scale.

Getting somewhere. Still lots of refining to go, but the basics are there. Will do some Object source lighting from the ground. not yet fully mounted. Back still needs lots of blending.

Trying to get through my wall of shame. Getting close on this guy. Smaller eyes still need a lot of work.

I say, "for now" because I can never really stop. I find myself going back to old work and fiddling, so nothing is ever really done. Need to just put it down.

This guy sat for awhile. Finally got him finished. For now...

Haven’t painted in months and she looked fun. Still needs work.

More quarantine painting. Still lots of cleanup to do but he’s mostly blocked in.

Finally had time to pant and made some progress on this guy.

Got a good start on this beautiful dwarf. Lots to do still.

Thanks for the renewed interest in this thread. To answer CosmoKramer, I believe used Reaper Suntan Flesh & Caucasian Flesh on the mouth, used a brown wash over it, then went back and cleaned up/highlighted. The transition from mouth to body is largely dry-brush/stippling. The blue is actually Bright Turquoise with a blue wash over it. Then I think I dry-brushed the turquoise back over it and manually painted more highlights. I'll post the reverse when I get home. My one regret I have on this guy, is not doing more cleanup on the model itself before painting.

Ah wings mounted. Now I can get back to painting.

An organized painter, is not the way I would describe myself.

Ha! Thanks, I was on a roll hurting myself this weekend. I discovered that a hand drill can cut just as bad as an Exacto knife.