Shroud and Pirate conversion

[Iridil]

Some quick paints for the table. The pirate is a good demonstration of why I don't try sculpting - in addition he had a lot of casting problems in his legs and feet, so.... he will do but I kind of cringe. The shroud was a very quick paint - I cut the hands off, because it seemed more creepy that way

[Chaoswolf]

The only way to get better at something is to try, so good on you for giving it a go!

 

I like the subtle change you made to the shroud.

[Rigel]

That shroud is *ghastly* in the BEST way! Absolutely nailed the paint job. M. R. James would approve. 

 

Pirate looks good too--interested in the backstory behind his conversion! 

[Iridil]

12 minutes ago, Rigel said:

That shroud is *ghastly* in the BEST way! Absolutely nailed the paint job. M. R. James would approve. 

 

Pirate looks good too--interested in the backstory behind his conversion! 

I needed a figure for a bald headed, bare chested African necromancer, and a chest didn't seem to be something he would have. A little bit of surgery and off came the sword and chest. So, I figured he might have traded in his arm for necrotic abilities of a tentacular kind, and  I am far, far away from sculpting an arm. :) So, I altered him to have that attribute - and my players bypassed the encounter... so far....

[MediocrePainter]

I like the shroud. Going with white, beige and a ghostly bluish colour is aninteresting idea. I might have gone with some darker colours but thats of course just personal preference.

[Glitterwolf]

Well done!