Facebook reminded me in June that it was 3 years ago I started painting minis on the regular, showing me the pic I took of the first group of minis I painted for my D&D group. I eventually posted them here after I joined sometime around November 2017. The one representing my dragonborn was an otter cleric from Darksword minis.
 
In celebration of this 3 year anniversary, I decided to do the otter again to see how I've grown as a painter. I took pictures of the newer one before I built a little display base for him so the base wouldn't detract.
 
 

 

 
And here he is on his new base.

 
 
 
 
 

Painted this as a gift for a friend. I've really been liking darksword minis, I wish some of my local shops would carry them but metal minis seem to be a hard sell in my neck of the woods.

Last one for a bit, have some different stuff to work on for presents for a bit, enjoy!
 

Finished him rather quickly because he was a breeze to paint. No assembly required is always welcome.
Only complaint I might have is these reaper models with already sculpted thick bases that I have to try and work around to base the figure myself. 
Steals away some of the creativity and fun.
 
 
     
 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

This is the Tiefling Sorcerer for a D&D campaign starting near me. I created a backstory as well if you have interest in reading it. I posted the backstory on the Works in Progress forum too as I was painting him. Anyways, I hope you like him (and the backstory!).