However, not long after I took these pictures I lost my painting mojo. I cleared my desk and grabbed 6 figures to paint which seemed to work. Please excuse the blurry photos.
Monday, March 14, 2016
What I've been up to
Not too long ago I received a large order from Black Tree Design for my early crusades/fantasy setting.
They are mostly 2nd Crusade spearmen and knights, Norman spearmen and knights, 100yr war swordmen, and a few dark age Saxons and Vikings thrown in to add variety. I plan on giving every knight 1 -4 followers in the same livery. I also ordered/converted 20 peasants, some armed some not. After all, I need someone for my orcs/goblins to raid :)
However, not long after I took these pictures I lost my painting mojo. I cleared my desk and grabbed 6 figures to paint which seemed to work. Please excuse the blurry photos.
However, not long after I took these pictures I lost my painting mojo. I cleared my desk and grabbed 6 figures to paint which seemed to work. Please excuse the blurry photos.
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Very nice job on those. The wood grain on the spear shaft is particularly impressive.
ReplyDeleteThank you. I'm always on the fence on if I should paint the wood grain or not. I've seen some great looking figures with no wood grain painted, but I've always painted wood this way so that's what I end up doing :)
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