Another relaxing mnini – Astorath the Grim… soon available on ebay. Many people think that I paint angels when I say that I am a figurine painter. That’s true. Hahahahahahahah…. Just look below, an angel! Hope you like it.
Blood Angels Astorath the Grim
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May i ask about how you made the verdigris effect?
It’s simply made of glaze Meridius Blue (P3) and next blue with addition of Morrow White (P3) in recess.
Nice paintjob!
Really like the power weapon. Looks like the caustic effect of water.
May I ask where you got the skulls for the base?
Kolego … zniszczyłeś mnie tą ostatnią pracą … koniecznie musisz zrobić też tutorial do pajęnczynek!
Wielkie brawa!
Dzięki ;) Pajęczyny to klej do styropianu (polimerowy) który rozcierasz między palcami, czekasz aż chwilę podeschnie a później rozciągasz takie małe niteczki. Ot cała tajemnica… :))))
ps: to miało być do cmentarza ale sam wiesz że wszystkie Twoje prace są świetne :)
Hi,
stunning peace of work, may I ask you how you did the power weapon?? It is fantastic!
Best, Patrick
It’s painted similar way as this
http://fantasygames.com.pl/blog/painting-lava-crackles/
but using blue and turquoise and white.