DSM3103 Glenraven female rogue with sword and dagger

[Geoff Davis]

Rescued from my shelf of shame.  WIP is here: Glenraven WIP

 

Any comments, criticism or suggestions are welcome. 

 

 

 

[KruleBear]

Woah, that is a gorgeously painted mini. 

[72moonglum]

That's really beautiful!

[Pingo]

Holy smokes, the reflections on those blades are amazing!

 

I like the sad look in her eyes, and the gentle ombre shading. Her hair and her cloak look just lovely.

[kazmania7]

Falling in luv with your blends again, so decadent ! Especially on your faces and hair !

[Schirf]

Those swords are awesome!

[Kelcore]

Your blends are beautiful. 

[Kuro Cleanbrush]

Lovely!  I like the blades!

[Glitterwolf]

This is excellent work!

 

Awesome work on those blades!

 

One little nitpicking..touch up the rim of the base.

Some paint has flaked off there.

It does distract a little.

 

Aside from that, competition winner piece!

[vulture]

Whoa!

I love your use of color - the golden highlights really create an ambiance.

[Geoff Davis]

On 22/03/2018 at 6:15 AM, Glitterwolf said:

One little nitpicking..touch up the rim of the base.

Some paint has flaked off there.

It does distract a little.

 

I agree.  I am still not thinking about bases when I start a project and it causes me a lot of problems.  I based her on a roughly cut piece of thin plywood and didn't it well enough before gluing her on.  I've repainted it several times but every time I touch the base the paint rubs off the ends of the rough wooden splinters.  I'm going to have to live with it unfortunately.  It's a painful lesson and I will probably make the mistake again.  In fact I know I've made the mistake again already as there are badly based minis still waiting on my shelf of shame.

 

Thanks everyone for your positive comments.  I am working hard to improve.

[NecroMancer]

Beautiful!  I love the blades but I think my favorite is the cape!  

[TheMandolin]

She came out so beautiful 

[malefactus]

She is LOVELY;  WONDERFULLY painted in a BEAUTIFUL array of colors. As a basing nut I am fascinated by the way you did your base; it is unique & very well craft piece. VERY WELL DONE!

Edited March 23, 2018 by malefactus

[Glitterwolf]

5 hours ago, Geoff Davis said:

 

I agree.  I am still not thinking about bases when I start a project and it causes me a lot of problems.  I based her on a roughly cut piece of thin plywood and didn't it well enough before gluing her on.  I've repainted it several times but every time I touch the base the paint rubs off the ends of the rough wooden splinters.  I'm going to have to live with it unfortunately.  It's a painful lesson and I will probably make the mistake again.  In fact I know I've made the mistake again already as there are badly based minis still waiting on my shelf of shame.

 

Thanks everyone for your positive comments.  I am working hard to improve.

 

Just put some brush on sealer on the base as well.

It will protect it