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Fantasy edgelord championship belt holders since the late 80s! .

It's done. Here's my completed model on its base. I was going for a wintery, glacier, frozen lake look. Did it translate as that? Always love the feedback.

This is a model I'm nearly done with. I said I was finished two times and I keep dialing in details. This is my most-read character from my childhood. I saw someone else paint this, much better than I could, but it inspired me to try myself. I am happy with the outcome so far. I have to make the base still, but what I have in mind will be fun when it's all done. More to come.

Hello All, Here are photos of a 02577 Dark Heaven Legends "Dark Elf/Drow Queen on a Throne." Thank you for looking.

So as some of you know, I have been feeling pretty crummy for the past few days, between life and being ill... Well that came to a SCREECHING HALT, when I opened the package I got in the mail today.... With a backdrop I think I know now how some of the other folks around here must feel.... ​I am Immortalized in Miniature! Also a surprise I get to paint a Malefactus' Original!!!! Thanks so much Mal! I love them to pieces!!!!!! _____ [LIKE] <---<<< My own personal 'LIKE' button! You can all use it if you like as well!!!!! George

Hello All, Here is a metal Dark Heaven Legends 02506 "Rath, Dark Elf" I completed this week. Thank you for looking.

Her bendy blades lull her enemies into a false sense of security... .

Reaper Dark Elf Skin Triad FTW. .

Here she is from my wip thread.....yep a DROW......

On her I wanted to see how far I could lighten my drow skin with it still looking like a drow, don't know if I succeeded or not. I do know I picked the wrong model think yea alot of skin showing but after I did the skin and took a look at the armor I was at a complete lost on how to proceed.

Mortisha Adams? nope just a drow.

Don't say it.... Drow, ugh.

This one I just finished this morning...u guessed it.... a drow.

drow again ! ugh !

Well finally got around to taking pics of my work for the last few months so I'll probably go post-happy for the next few days. She was one of my first that I did for the RCL that got me hooked into painting the drow race.

and the Drow kept a rollin, all night long...

drow, drow, drow....why is drow on my brain....

The begining of my start of my drow faze.

OMG what's with me and drow nowadays.... this one I tried to stay true to the pathfinder fanart

This is the last of the drow in the series, I tried to keep the cloaks the same as if the were a drow raiding party.

Hello everyone, here are pictures of a special NPC I painted last night. Originally an Aquatic Elf, I converted her to make her a Drow abjurator accompanied by her black fox. I slightly converted 03631, Quoralei from the original model sculpted by Derek Schubert for the Dark Heaven Legends line. I replaced the sea shell she was holding by a spellbook and added a wand in her left hand. The 60048, Fox familiar was sculpted by Julie Guthrie, it's originally the familiar of Feiya the Iconic Witch from the Pathfinder line.

I love me some weekend painting! Got another one from the 90's batch of Ral Partha's. This one is a Drow Elf. Was feeling like trying some of the darker skin tones after watching another RVE on it. Feels pretty good! BATTLE REPORT! Wins: * Skin combo: Black Brown, Black Red, Orange Red. Used in conjunction with one another. The highlights are still on the darker side, but you can still make out muscle and shape. Win! * Used copper/brown combo to bring this guy to life. Feels very warm, but still needs some kind of "pop" color somewhere. I tried to make that happen on the fletchings on the bolts, but feels like it needs more. * Gradient work on the weapon. I was trying to think of it radiating heat, since this is the underdark afterall. I wasn't able to pull off a glowing effect or OSL, but it seems like it works. * The face - getting the mustache, side burns, and eyes to really pop was fun. I feel VERY happy about the eyes. Misses: * Not wild about the accessories colors. * Questioning the color chosen for the sword. * Was messing around a few times on what parts were wood, metal, or otherwise on the crossbow. Meh. * Hair is still an area I struggle with. I did 3 layers on this one. Deep grey, light grey, white. I feel it comes out strong, but not super good on showing definition or volume in the hair. Always open to any feedback anyone has. I'm also curious to think of what kind of base to put this guy on. Any thoughts?

I don't really like this sculpt, they've cut corners too much for my taste, but as I painted Drizzt it grew on me. Has some kind of charm and I like it now hope you will too! (click on the image for better quality)

Continuing with my showcase of old Player Characters for Frostrun, we have Nox, the Drow Bard, represented by Astrid, Female Bard. Nox was a fun challenge and one of the few times that I played around with color palettes online, and tried out some test drawings to really decide on colors and patterns ahead of time. Settled on black and dark grey for the main colors, with red for pattern accents, and purple for a dash of flavor. I feel it lands properly in the category of a dark entertainer without reading too much like a Harley Quinn knock-off. Though the player she was designed for loves Harley so I'm sure the similarities were appreciated. Reverse side under the spoiler: Nox is a Drow Bard and a newcomer to Frostrun. Nox left behind her home in the Underdark to seek out a life of adventure and fame as a traveling entertainer, but soon found herself on the wrong side of the law. With nowhere else to go, Nox has turned towards Frostrun, the edge of civilization. A place where people are judged not by their past, but by their ability to survive. Unfortunately, a dark force has threatened her one chance at redemption. Will Nox rewrite the tale and come out a legend? Or will darkness have its way and leave her as a footnote in someone else's song? Read her story and check out the rest of the Frostrun project HERE.

"Paizo" carved on the bottom, from the early 2000's. I don't know much more than that.