posted by Oli, HonourGuard, silver leaf
I want to show you my actual project, this little guy from Maow Miniatures:
The eye doesn't look so good in the first picture, thats why I have a detail view for you.
And some other small Miniatures from Hasslefree, I painted in the near past:
This little madame won silver in the Duke of Bavarian in the Standart Painting category.
I tried to give a dark atmosphere to this vignette.
Here are two of my hasslefree medieval kids from my diorama, I wanted to post pictures of it, but it's not so easy to photography bigger pieces :(
These days I test, how to use complimenter colours in the shadows.
When I come to an fascinating result, I gonna tell it to you ;P
Best regards
Oli
P.s. I have a Massiv Voodoo Email account now, so if you have any questions or anything else, feel free to ask me.
Nice to see some of your work here. I specially like the shadow the mini casts on the wall, very convincing. Keep it on, I like your stuff !
ReplyDeleteLike them a lot :) hope to see them live soon ;) please keep on painting... so young and such painting-qualities... there has to be a bright future for you!
ReplyDeleteReally glad to read you here, Oli. I love that small Tulu guy. Your skill of detail painting is amazing. This guy ain't that big, i know. I love the little Hasslefree Kid a lot, i also know how damn tiny this one is and your work with colours and details is really adorable... Rock on, monkey brother and post whenever you like to :)
ReplyDeleteReally nice miniatures... the detail and tinyness of the brush strokes puts fear in my heart ;)
ReplyDeleteThe Hasslefree kids are great, i once painted one of them and damn they're small....
Yep Hasslefree minis are wonderful, but also hard to paint. Good job Oli :-)
ReplyDeleteLove it! How'd you do the sort of verdigris finish on the little boy's knight helmet?
ReplyDeleteThank you all for the nice comments :)
ReplyDeleteThis gives me a perfect motivation to finsih the little Tulu tomorrow or on friday ;D
@Ancientsociety, the verdigris finsih is done with thinned turquoise. I use it often in the shadows from dark metals to get some more depth and contrast in it.
Hey Olli - the hasslefreegirl is just awesome!
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