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LazyPeon
05-11-2010, 09:12 PM
Aloha!

I'm new to these forums, but have been lurking over at BrushThralls and Lost Hemisphere for a few months. I've got a gallery of my mini's over at http://awash.lazypeon.net - the photo's aren't the best (I need to make/get a light box), but effort has to be worth something right?

Its not a huge list, but it does track my efforts over the past 18 months or so. Images are posted with the older ones to the bottom of the list ... you can see how I've improved that way.

Anyway, comments, critiques and general back-patting is encouraged. When I put up something new, I'll append it to this thread.
Faultie
05-11-2010, 10:59 PM
Nice gallery! Your Paladin of the Order of the Wall is great, but there's something about those green Khador that I really, really like. The DemoCorps and Uhlans in particular are great. Thanks for posting!
CrashTestDummy
05-12-2010, 08:21 AM
Nice stuff! I concur with Faultie, the green Khador is very well done and fits very naturally with their models. Suggestion: Looking at your Butcher model, it looks like you used black inks on the gold. I think using a brown/red ink would work better and give the gold some more depth rather than just making it look dirty, unless you were going for that dirtier feel.
LazyPeon
05-12-2010, 04:49 PM
I didn't use any inks on Butcher, its a plain dry-brush of bronze (yes i know, the P3 metals are a bit poor like that) over black undercoat, with a gold highlight. But its a valid point.

I'm painting some Menoth at the moment, and I may re-ink some of the gold with a brown/red ink to do just what you suggest.

Thanks for the feedback.
LazyPeon
05-22-2010, 08:16 PM
The past two weeks ... I'm painting the Menoth battle-box up for a mate.

Crusader
http://awash.lazypeon.net/Assets/Images/Full/crusader_full.jpg

Kreoss
http://awash.lazypeon.net/Assets/Images/Full/kreoss_full.jpg
tonyzahn
05-28-2010, 10:21 AM
The whites still look a little unfinished, but I really like what you've done with the burgundy. The darker-than-studio take on the red really works well, and you don't have to worry about getting too "pink" with your highlights.
LazyPeon
05-28-2010, 05:22 PM
Up close, you really see the poor coverage of the whites (especially on camera). On Kreoss, I feel I rushed the leg-plates especially. I intend to go over them a couple more times to try and fix them up.

As for the burgundy - I'm using the studio colours (from the Menoth book) - but its likely my shades are fuller than they need to be.

Thanks for the feedback, I'll have 2 more to show you all this weekend.