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The third fungus for January - the handmaoden from Bones IV

Was painting her when serindipitously my new campaign player picked a female elf rouge! So she has seen some tabletop and I noticed some paint coming off on the knees! But here she is anyway - I really like the sculpt and had fun with muted colors

Finally painted this - I loved it! Fun sculpt. Looking at the pics the blending could have been much smoother, but given my current tabletop goals it works for me.

Finally painted this - I loved it! Fun sculpt. Looking at the pics the blending could have been much smoother, but given my current tabletop goals it works for me.

Here is the Fungal Queen from Bones IV - I was trying for a sort of Art Nouveau look. She's definately got attitute!

These were so fun to paint - again with the goal of getting them done for the game table - first bones IV kickstarter minis I've painted! I'm kinda meh about the little one - I might go back and explore a base and redo it, but I like the big one.

Quick painted this guy up for tabletop - didn't end up being used, but he's 'cute' felllow.

This is not my typical type of mini - but he is my favorite from Nov (OK, I only painted 3), and my best quality/time ratio in a while - he sort of just painted himself.... room for improvement, yes, but I like him!

Another NPC - this time a 'robust' bard, with notions of being a fancy man. The blue vest did not work as well as I intended, and of course I noticed the bare spots on the base after photos - but had fun with the feather!

Finally painted her up! Is that a wolf head, an elf head, or... your friend's head in the sack? Can't see too well in the photos, but I did add some blood...

I have wanted to paint this one since I first saw it and it's probably the reason I bought the Dreadmere expansion. It was a really fun paint and during the entire process I imagined this pair slogging through the mire from small town to hamlet and even single dwellings bringing news and exchanging trade goods between people isolated by their environment. It's a lonely job, just him and his tortoise buy someone has to do it... Hope you all enjoy it too.

Here is some more February painting - a bones IV crone with her black cat out of the familiar pack. Of course it was after pics that I noticed the bare spot on the base!

So here is a pair of bandits from Bones kickstarters that finally made they way to my painting table - needed to add to the gang interrupting my group's trip to town. The guy with the flashy shield is the leader. Tabletop with trying to work with highlights/washes - tried going the no lining route.....

So here is a pair of bandits from Bones kickstarters that finally made they way to my painting table - needed to add to the gang interrupting my group's trip to town. The guy with the flashy shield is the leader. Tabletop with trying to work with highlights/washes - tried going the no lining route.....

Here is the fisherman from Dreadmere Bones IV expansion.

Here is the owlbear from Bones IV - it will do. I was going for the Eurasian Pygmy Owl, being as it's a small owlbear....

Here is the giant cobra from Bones IV. For some reason I got hung up on this figure for a while - spent a lot of time not painting him.....

was having trouble even picking colors for the sage, then the name Beesbury wandered though my head. lets try some free hand! Old Nan was just a quick study. mostly the bone triad, and then 4 different browns. Next up ill pint the male beggar with a 4 color pallet, I bet it will be just as effective.

Here is a pair from my Bones IV upainted horde - a dreadmere merc and maggotcrown guard. The Mercinary had a gap in the back of his head, which I just painted over... They are ready to join my bandits!

This guy was in the villager group from Bones IV - but I don't think I want him to join in the town meeting.... I am using him as a bandit. I'm happy with the textures and the bottle, but once again the photos show me I need to push my highlights more!

Hi all - I painted up the tree part of the tree of despair for my in-house game. Basic, but serviceable, and great terrain!

It seems I was stuck on doing browns over the holidays. First the Stygian Barge and now Baba Yaga's Hut from Bones IV. This took a bit of time to do especially the Roofing Shingles as there is are least 5 different colors on each one (all done individually by the way... ooooh the hand cramps!) This beast was quite heavy to paint and usually rested on my leg as i turned it around to get to all the parts. Some very interesting brush gymnastics were required. Enough of my complaining... onto the pictures. Picture heavy of course. As usual comments, critiques, rotten food or gold are all welcome. Front From the left side Left side back Back Right side Right side / front And then lower front showing the chicken legs a little bit Thanks for looking

I have just completed the Stygian Barge after working on it most of the summer. Most of the work (99%) was done with trusty size 1 and the rest with my size 0 brush. Sadly the Size 1 has decided to move on to a primer brush as I apparently broke its back (snap) using it for this large ?? mini?? . Critiques are fully appreciated as I know I have a long way to go to even get close to most of the painters on here. From the port or barrel side From the starboard (anchor side) And Above showing the build up of ecto plasma in bilge along with some bones from the cargo.. and of course the Figure Head I hope you enjoyed having a look.

Howdy, Bones IV some more... Kev!

Howdy, Bones IV goodness... Kev!