Not to many changes from the last update - sorted some shading, painted and glued on the cloak and a few other highlights here and there. I'm pretty happy with the result.
Tried shooting her with a black background for a change. I like it better than the white, only thing is that it feels like her lighter colours are drawing in all the light and so lots brighter than they actually are. I think a grey background would work better for next time. I need to see if I can't find an old grey t-shirt to cut up for the job.
And here's some pictures of the Grave Wardens again, this time taken in better lighting and so forth as promised. As you can see, they have basic tabletop paint jobs, but that'll be fine for roleplay purposes.
Lastly, this chap is going to be the Necromancer-wizard-type who'll be the cause of the Grave Warden's summoning!
Nice! The cloak interior brings a great spot color to the model - totally changes the tone of the model. Great work, man!
ReplyDeleteI was hoping it would help add a little to the scheme as a whole. :)
DeleteAppreciate your encouragement!
Agreed with Mordian, finished model looks great. And thanks for the visit and kind words. If i can get mine to the same level then i will be happy! Grave wardens look like interesting models
ReplyDeleteWell, I'll be keeping an eye to see how you do, and what you do differently. I've got some more pinups coming from the Kingdom Death Kickstarter, so there'll be more of these curvy beauties being posted up here in the future.
DeleteReally good flesh tones on this, man!
ReplyDeleteThanks Tony! ^_^ Hard work payed off then I guess.
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