SirLancelittle

I really like the freehand. You picked a simple pattern, but it fits the miniature and you executed it very well.

Thanks. The base was a bit of a struggle. I used tufts over static grass because they were significantly taller but when I glued them on they weren't dark enough. I ended up using a dark wash to darken all the tufts but, if you look closely, you will see this caused a bunch of the individual strands to get stuck together (so it just looks a little off from close up). The dry brush on the base for the lantern glow worked better than I expected. This was definitely a fun piece to experiment with and I'm very happy with the result.

These cute critters were extremely easy to paint. Mostly just a base coat and a quick drybrush.

I tried to duplicate an OSL style I saw on these forums and I'm very happy with the results.

Giant Tortoise from Stonehaven Miniatures. I have more of their stuff than any company except Reaper. They are actually running a kickstarter right now (in case anyone is interested).

I found a picture somewhere online where someone had mounted a Kingdom Death mask on post like the warning masks you might see outside a tribal village. I thought this was a very cool effect, so I purchased a set of masks and painted them in this style. I'm very happy with how most of them turned out (though I think the demon is a little boring).

Really happy with how these guys turned out.

Thanks for the instructions! I would not have guessed foam; it has so much great rocky texture. I've always been a little afraid to try foam (because of the durability issue), but with those kind of results I may have to risk it.

I'm very impressed by the base. How did you manage such a thick base with such great texture?

Thanks for the kind words! I've been meaning to start posting for a while and finally had a bunch of spare time. The wings are one of my first attempts at airbrushing and I'm very happy with how they turned out.