Centaur Skeletons. Confrontation

  Yesterday I finished this pair. My сustomer "called" them ugly and I've  done my best to make those old but very rare miniatures more attractive.  

Some bigger pics:.

The first: 

 

The second:

Dark Angel Chaplain with Jump Pack. Step-by-step by River.

This is another work that was born in the Warforge Gym - Dark Angel Chaplain.

Еще одна работа, проведенная в режиме "тренажерки" - покрас Капеллана с прыжковым ранцем.

Lord of Tzeentch on Disc. Limited edition

   It was a really difficult and interesting work. Difficult - because Аnа set up a very high standard level of the painting this miniature. Two of her lords are a masterpiece. While working, I wanted to do something good enougt to "stay close" to her works.  Equipment (stick, belt) of this character led me to the idea about snakeskin-toxic theme which I used some time ago for painting  Eldar Wave Serpent.

 

Serpentarium

Not so long time ago I became a member Serpentarium - newborn organization of four active Russian artists in the world of miniatures (I, Ringil, Ravenswood and Ookami). Here's a link to our newborn child:

   I hope that you will see there not only ongoing works of each participant but a lot of exclusive collective works. And we have a lot of plans for such projects!

Forge Guardians. Confrontation.

  I've finished two dwarfs from Confrontation today . I tried to use many textures here: on leather  gloves and helmet, backpacks and other clothes. I didn't choose any color scheme previously at this time, just painted as I like. And I like the result :).

 So, the first:

The second:

Empire General. Step-by-step. Part1: Horse.

 First of all I want to appologize for all grammar mistakes in this text. It was really hard for me  to translate so many words in English. But I hope that anyone who wants to understand this tutorial will do it :). 

  There is an interesting section - "Gym" on a russian forum WARFORGE where I regularly spend my time. Here young artists paint their work under a patronage of more experienced colleagues. One day I've decided to take two "students" to share what I can and what I've learned over three years in this hobby. But I've decided to change a form of training: not just to give advice but to paint with a student on-line. Because, in my opinion, in this way I would show what I'm talking about. And we must paint the same miniature.
    With my first "student" Alexander we've chosen a mounted Imperial General. I've pulled my General  "from the grave" because he was bought for a bits and much of his equipment (such as all right hands and weapons) was "built out".  And here you can see a history of birth of  two our Generals.
    As a result of our job - I have a very detailed guide how I've painted this miniature. Here is a Part 1: Horse, and then I hope it will be Part 2: General.  

 На форуме WARFORGE, где я периодически обитаю, есть интересный раздел - "Тренажерный зал", где начинающие художники красят свою работу под патронажем более опытных коллег. Вот и я набралась смелости и решила взять себе двух учеников, чтобы поделиться тем, что  умею, чему научилась за эти годы погружения в хобби. Единственное, я решила изменить немного форму обучения и не просто давать советы, а красить параллельно вместе с учеником, так как, по моему мнению, здесь можно хотя бы продемонстрировать то, о чем говоришь. Миниатюра для покраски в этом случае должна быть одинаковая.

   И вот, с одним из "учеников"  мы остановились на миниатюре конного Имперского генерала.  Я своего в буквальном смысле  вытащила "из могилы", так как предназначался он на битцы, и многое из его комплектации (как все правые руки) уже было "пристроено". Здесь наша тема в форумной тренажерке, где можно посмотреть, как постепенно и совместно рождаются два Генерала.
  В итоге получился очень подробный гайд покраски миниатюры, который я и решила опубликовать в своем блоге.

 

Necromancers WH FB. Footed and mounted.

After an unexpected health problem I've returned to a favorite hobby. And these are the two completed Necromancers, executed in a same style.
Footed:

Mounted:

Bonus pic of mounted necromancer :)

And as addition I painted some blood stains on my Akshasa. I hope it will add a little bit brutal to him.