Almaran the Gold

[HamishMcGreigh]

Here's some picks of Almaran the Gold, my round two entry for Wyrd Mini's Iron Painter contest. the them for this round was "Light my Fire," so his flaming blade made him an instant choice for the contest.

[morganm]

I like how you tried to blend the flames with the blade.

[Amalor Myrnnyx]

The paladin looks really good, and I agree about blending the flames with the blade.

 

Only problem I see with it is the flames colors are backwards. The yellow should be closer to the blade, and fade out to red. A common oops :)

[Nial ap Morai]

Good job Amalor, I like the expression on his face as if someone was about to be Thumped/Smited. I tried to get this fig from another site but they sold hours within a couple hours of its first posting

[Nial ap Morai]

Good job Amalor, I like the expression on his face as if someone was about to be Thumped/Smited. I tried to get this fig from another site but they sold hours within a couple hours of its first posting

 

Sorry Hamish I meant to address you. Good Job as usual Hamish

[Legion]

Looks very good but Amalor is correct. When doing fire you want to have white-yellow-orange-red(-black if going that far) with the periodic flare of the lower color at the next color. Also he is correct about common mistake. Here is a nice tutorial on fire.

 

 

Painting Fire

[HamishMcGreigh]

Actually, I flipped the fire technique on purpose. I wanted to give the impression that the edge of his blade heats up and kind of subsumes away in a plasma state (I've seen it actually happen in various science vids like

). It looks a lot like steam aspirating from the suface of water. Thanks for the tutorial though. It's going to be a big help on my Reaper fire elemental.

[l33t ninj4]

The flames are cool and all, but I would have used less reds. Just for some contrast, and that's my opinion.