Another commission work with Space Wolves. Hope you like icy themed wolves :)
Space Wolves Dreadnought
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Your blended tones on the armour and claws of the dreadnought are stunning. I truly like the animated/comic feel that the damaged armour brings to the model. One negative for me would be the simplicity of the wolf pelt and head on the left arm, it just seems way too bland when compared to the rest of the model.
Have to agree with 8culexus8. Dreadnought is perfectly painted, and the icy themes suits Space Wolves very well. But painting of a wolf pelt looks a lil’ bit flat and “unnatural” in my opinion. But this’s detail after all – still really great work.