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Here is my take on the gorgon. Scales are gunmetal, black wash, chainmail and a smokey ink glaze. Hooves and horns are chainmail, silver, and black. Eyes are oranges and yellows. Base is just a sloppy mess of really wet earth tones allowed to run together.

After not having painted in a while, I speed painted the Bones brass bull this afternoon. It was a bit of an experiment as I had not used any paints from my new VMA metal set yet. It would be nice if they had a little more opacity, but heavily oxidized is good too.

Introducing the newest demon lord in my miniatures collection... The Minotaur Demon Lord, aka Baphomet, aka "the Horned King", aka "the Prince of Beasts." This miniature was quite a bit bigger than the metal demon lord minis I've painted previously. A bit of a challenge, but I'm pleased with the result! If anyone is interested in the play-by-play of me painting this miniature, feel free to check out the work in progress thread on the forum. Cheers! -E.E.

A slightly tarnished oil rubbed bronze bull to be a mate for the brass bull I painted last year I had this idea as I was putting down the brown liner coat on the brass bull. A year later, I now have a pair of bulls to maul the PCs.

Here is the bones brass bull from last kickstarter.

Picking off the easier ones first.

I've been having a heck of a time finding a wall-street-esque bull out there. Sure, gorgons and mechanical bulls and standard lifestock abound, but I want something that looks menacing and charging, so I set to sculpting my own, here's the progress thus far. Note: The "core" is white sculpy, with the exterior being Greenstuff or Greenstuff+sculpy, mostly to bulk it out. I'm considering removing the front left leg, as it doesn't feel like it belings, but all four other legs feel pretty good.