FM: OSL Study Miniatures

by Roman aka jar

 
Hey Jungle,

during my private coaching and OSL workshop I painted some miniatures for explanation purpose.
I call them study pieces and this is what they are. They are always fun to explain the principles of Object Source light:

A guide that introduces Light that comes from a source nearby the miniature.

Raffa explains how to use really glowing pigment powder.

Inspiration: OSL
A collection to get inspired.


There are two study stages on this.
First one is to understand how to setup and plan OSL:


Second one is to learn how to include it in a full colored miniature:



All of these study pieces are for sale
for a decent coin. If you want to learn from an original piece by my brush do not hesitate to make one of these yours via: https://www.romanlappat.com/for-sale

I even made a video of them, 360°, 4k resolution - enjoy!



Keep on happy painting!

Best Wishes,
Roman

FM: Road Girl

by Roman aka jar

Hi Jungle!

Well, catching up means also showing finished miniatures that I forgot to show here, even it is long time overdue. I somehow forgot to show this beautiful bust by Journeyman Miniatures at all.
She was such a pleasure to paint and breathe life into.What a strong character!
I hope you like her!

Road Girl
Journeyman Miniatures


This bust is sold and in private collection.
Thank you for your support in my art, work and life.
If you are interested in more of my unique miniature art that I got for sale, check:
https://www.romanlappat.com/for-sale



















Keep on happy painting!
Yours
Roman
 

FM: Cursed City Undead Ogryns

by Roman aka jar

 Hey Jungle!

I painted up these two Cursed City Undead Ogryns during some private coaching lessons for explanation purposes. They are really cool miniatures by Games Workshop. Both turned out very different from eachother ...

Both are in private collection and sold already.
Thank you for your support in my art, passion and life.


If you are interested in my miniature art projects I got on sale, check:
https://www.romanlappat.com/for-sale

And now for some detail photos of these two. Both were strongly painted in a certain ambience/atmosphere and one with true metallic metall, while the other was painted with the use of non metallic metal. Can you see it?


















Keep on happy painting!

Best Wishes,
Roman