77367: Spell Effect: Shadow Tentacles

[Growltiger]

Not much of a paint job just graduating layers of purple and black ink.

Added bases with 1 inch washers for stability since they tipped over fairly easy and they will be seeing a lot of table top play.

 

As usual CC welcome.

 

and darn I forgot to add tags.....is there anyway to add tags after the fact?

Edited February 21, 2016 by Growltiger

[TGP]

Those look great. Remind me, are those Bones models?

 

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[Darsc Zacal]

Your work on the tentacles really shows them off. Great job!

 

Tentacles have been on my list for whenever I place my next order from Reaper. I'm tempted to try emulating your work when I do get them.

[Glitterwolf]

Nice job!

[BLZeebub]

Those look great to me, o' one-eyed beast.  I like the transition from opacity to translucence.

Edited February 19, 2016 by BLZeebub

[Citrine]

Those look great!

[Jordan Peacock]

Very nice!  The gradient works nicely to give the impression of something materializing from some other dimension to drag mortals off to their doom.  :)

[Chaoswolf]

Simple and effective!

 

You did a very good job on them.

[Type2]

My players had a rough time this Thursday against these tentacles. Awesome idea and execution on this paint job.

[Jasonator]

Terrific Job..

Sooo Sublte...

love that delicate touch you have !

[Growltiger]

Those look great. Remind me, are those Bones models?

There is a way to edit the tags. Open the first post, use the full version editor, scroll up to the tags field.

 

 

These are the bones version that comes in a nice translucent purple plastic.

 

 

Your work on the tentacles really shows them off. Great job!Tentacles have been on my list for whenever I place my next order from Reaper. I'm tempted to try emulating your work when I do get them.

It's really a super easy effect. Literally 2 or 3 washes of purple ink followed by 1 or 2 washes of black ink.

Then a gloss coat on the back side to help with the ick factor.