"Ferrero" Cloud Giant Ambassador, Against the Giants, Heroforge

[Magic Lantern]

Doing the freehand on this guy ended up costing me half a week away from painting and most typing but I'm not regretting it much because he was fun to paint. His rainbow bird ( that does not resemble any Pokemon AT ALL) was a hawk and his trousers were trackie bottoms ( sweatpants) before the application of green stuff. Originally I intended bright multi-coloured Middle Eastern/ Indian clothing for my Cloud Giants but that looked crap. It's difficult to photograph but I've tried for a silk taffeta effect on his trousers by painting a cloud pattern in Vallejo's galaxy shifter paint which looks quite effective on the table. Considered pale grey skin as per lore but you have to be a genius to make that work so I've gone Middle East/ Indian but grey-eyed. 

Ferrero is the CG ambassador to the Hill Giants ( who he utterly despises) and can be found disgusted at the banquet or appalled in the guest chamber he is forced to share with his servants and a Stone Giant. He is more likely to offer a party (orgy?) invitation than voluntarily fight for the Hill Giants but he is both clever and dangerous.

[Glitterwolf]

Worth the effort, those tattoos look amazing. Love the pants as well!

[Chaoswolf]

I agree!

The bird also came out very nicely.

[72moonglum]

The bird and tattoos are definitely cool!

[Magic Lantern]

12 hours ago, Glitterwolf said:

Worth the effort, those tattoos look amazing. Love the pants as well!

 

10 hours ago, Chaoswolf said:

I agree!

The bird also came out very nicely.

 

7 hours ago, 72moonglum said:

The bird and tattoos are definitely cool!

Thank you all very much- means a lot

[Poilu_1914]

Really nice job on this one. The tattoos and pants came out fantastic.

[Magic Lantern]

6 hours ago, Poilu_1914 said:

Really nice job on this one. The tattoos and pants came out fantastic.

Thank you for that - I'm still amazed I managed to get any of the fabric effect in a photo- the subtle colour shift makes it look pretty realistic on tabletop at least by my standards