Finished! Eldar Wraithknight Death Jester Style

A really fun commission to work on. With the Death Jester theme in mind I wanted to accent more the wraithbone part of Eldar culture opposed to the checkers and other mechanical lines. 

This post also marks a transition for me. I've started a Facebook page for my art. This blog will still remain but will function as a gallery of completed works for the most part. Facebook seems like an easier way to interact with people who visit this page. I don't get notifications from blogspot when someone comments for example. So check it out and give it a like if you swing that way.

Enjoy!

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Finished! Dire Avengers

Just when I thought I was done with tabletop quality my local buddy asked I could paint up a quick squad of Dire Avengers so he can get his shadow wars on. I was happy to oblige and was able to paint them up alongside other projects in a couple afternoons.

Finished! Wraithlord

I'm back! California was great and I'm planning to return. Pretty much going to go nomad in the future but I'll save that for another post. For now it's back business and business in very busy :) This is a piece I started right before leaving and couldn't quite give it the time it needed, so I finished it up the day I got home ha.

Finished! Eldar Combat Patrol

All painted up and ready for mortal combat!

WIP: Eldar Combat Patrol

First step is getting that fine fine turquoise to come out juuuust riiiight.

Something for my local buddy Kevin as there has been some interest in combat patrol. Can I paint these before GW changes that? Satay tuned and find out!

Finished! Baharroth, Cry of the wind

One more addition to the Mymera army painted a few posts back. Bharroth, Cry of the Wind, Kevin the bits pimp put him together and I smoothed out the edges.

Enjoy!

What's on the table?

Many projects, that's what! Kind of a granted on a blog about miniatures but sometimes projects slip through the radar of my blog. I sat down today and realised I was triple teamed. So here's a little moment in time, before the bristles and after the airbrush. It's a tabletop job for Joey from This is Not a Test. A few WreckAge figures, some bones monsters, and a couple zombies from Brigade Games.

Dude, where's my army? Following the mymera Eldar commission my buddy Kevin had to add some bass to the mix. Also, a scratch build Baharroth, he'll have his own post in the future.

Here lies the future banner of clan Teknes, a personal project of mine involving a Wrath of Kings figure. You can see his base coming along in the first picture.

Finished! Craftworl Mymera Jetbike Army

Usually I take pictures of the individual units when I complete and army but this time I thought it would be fun to try something different. The actual list is many small identical units so at a glance it only looks like three. I assure you it's more than three units and makes a full army list. Every time I paint an army it's bit of a gauntlet, but the end result is always worth it. Waverunners Hoooooo!!

Enjoy!

Tiny Corpses For Thee

Hey all, sorry for the delay in posting. The mymera project is fully complete and photographed, just waiting on my new computer to show up so I can doctor my mistakes out of the pictures ;)

In the mean time here's a preview of my next project. These were sculpted as basing elements for the skinner of men himself. More on that later.

I won't leave you hanging completely, here's a shot of the Eldar to come :)

Amidst the cluster of Jetbikes inside there was also a massive amount of snow dropped on us, basically white dirt ha. After shovelling twice in one day, I wanted to capture the moment, Cheers!

Mymera Madness, Step One

The last few days have been spent deep jamming on an Eldar army for my buddy's Adepticon dance :) Come along, loyal reader, for a story told by pictures! And words!

So lets begin at the end, here they stand at present day, waiting for some brushwork. This post is also made with my phone, so if it looks different, that's why ;)

33 Jetbikes and 10 Warp Spiders, I started off with the spiders to get the project moving and also because they have their own paint scheme, being aspect warriors. 

Once I had a decent start on them I turned my attention the the mass amount of waverunners. Trying something a little different with them by applying the white portion of my primer with an airbrush. This gave me a smoother undercoat to apply the turquoise on top of. After a a few tones and and inkwash, much smoother in my opinion :)

I was really able to use liquid mask and masking tape to a great effect on this army. If you don't have any, give it a try. Huge time saver.

Back to present day, waverunners ho! 

Stay tuned!