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Blog Started Painting Today! Picture Heavy!

Omg...epic!

I'm jealous. This guy looks amazing.
 
You know well I meant that I hate you :P. Real nice work on that Scar-Vet. That weapon is really cool looking!!!! About the Hidan-like weapon, are you planning on adding some chains to the weapon???
 
Originally, I was going to have some chains on it, but I'm out of those zombie bells (that's what I used to make the chain from the other weapon). I think it looks just fine without it, so I think I'll leave it. I might try and green-stuff a strap on his wrist to the weapon though, like the Kroxigors have. This weapon, after all, is nearly as large as those ones.
 
asrodrig said:
Just a quick little update: I made this Great Weapon for one of my Scar-Veterans today. If you're as big of a Naruto fan as I am, you can probably figure out where I got the inspiration for this weapon.
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I'm going to be scratch-sculpting the arms of the Scar-Veteran so he can hold it, so keep an eye on my thread for that. ;)
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Pfff Hidan? Tobi and Deidara all the way, I also watch bleach Youruichi, Urhara and Gin are probaly my favorite characters, I just read through all 15 pages and I have to say that I likes the Skink priest the most, I dont know why it jsut stand's out to me. Nice job on your models, i whish i was a good of a painter as you.
 
This may be relevant to your interests: I started a challenge called Mini A Day in the Month Of May (or MADMOM for short), in which I paint up one mini a day for the duration of the month of May, and make a video blog about it on the 7th day. Anyways, I decided to paint 7 Lizardmen models during the second week, and here's the video if you're interested in seeing the results.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xs9F7o1N1Wo
 
I love your converstions. What kind of tools do you use. I plan to do some minior conversions and i'm just putting it off. I.m afriad to start.

And i'm also intrested in the way you glue your models to paint bottles. I am pretty new to painting. And i have a pretty big problem with lighting and my hands casting shadows at all the wrong times. I was wondering if that was the reason you stick them on there. And also i assume younuse some pretty week glue. Has one ever fallen off mid painting?
 
Nice video - must be really hard to paint with the camera in the way like that! I'm not normally a fan of blue lizardmen, but yours look great. Nice work on re-doing that Skink leader - I have the same model and have yet to tackle him. I really love your Slann too - especially the blue and red veins on his white skin :) Looking forward to seeing more work!
 
Can I ask how you painted the severed head hanging from the musician's drum? :)
 
That video is so good. Super inspired. Keep it up.

Oh and your miniatures look great!
 
Thanks for watching the video, guys! Unfortunately, shortly after this project, a dreadful thing happened. In Alberta, we call it summer, and it lasts for about three months, so anyone in a Carpentry-related trade has to fit a full year's worth of outside work into said time period. Needless to say, I've been very busy with work, and I'm still going to school part-time as well, so I've been a little too busy to put brush to model.
To answer your questions:
@DanBot: The most important tool I use is my imagination. [Wow, that sounded a lot less corny in my head] But really, you should have most of the stuff you'd need to do most of the stuff I do already. I use an exacto knife to do any cuts I need to do, and a nail file makes a good emery board if you don't want to buy the expensive GW-brand ones. I use GW's Green Stuff as well as Gale Force 9's Grey Stuff to sculpt, and my favorite tool to use is a toothpick (I like to suck on the end to get it moist - that way, it won't stick to the putty).
And I don't actually glue the model onto the top of the pot - I use sticky tack, the same stuff that you would use to hang a poster on your wall. I put a big ball of it on the top of the pot, and then just stick the model on top of that. The main reason I do this is to keep myself from rubbing the fresh paint off the miniature I'm working on - it's a good habit to get into.
@T`hinker`er: When I first started painting in videos, it was a bit tricky, but I got used to it really fast. More work will be making an appearance as I get more time to do so. ;)
@Lord Tsunami: Thanks! :smug:
@Wolf: I can't really remember. I think it's Scorched Brown highlighted with different flesh tones. Sorry I couldn't give you a more in-depth analysis of my technique - I stumbled on it accidentally while trying to achieve an entirely different look.
@Divinor: Thanks! :D
 
nice work

what colours did you use for slann and his palanquin?
 
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