Karl Franz on Deathclaw 🙂 This guy took me as I remember 2 to 3 days to complete. That for me is a long time. Normally I like to work very quickly. It was also unfortunate that I painted this as commission for someone who immediately upon receiving it actually tried to sell it on Ebay for a ridiculous amount of money compared to what I charged. Whether he got what he wanted I never found out. But anyway I like this model a lot. As I’m sure Mr Skin Wolf does as well. What do all think?
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TEN, this model is incredible as is all your Warhammer Fantasy stuff. Can I ask, are you going to paint any of the new Age of Sigmar models? Your skill on Fantasy is beyond absurd, will you be doing more as I have noticed you have not touched any Fantasy models for over a year. Seriously look forward to what you have been working on. You are a stunning painter. Ben
I really love it but I like the skin-walker even more! Do you ever do units? I imagine a unit of twenty great-swords to match their Emperor would look AMAZING!
that someone can paint that in 3 days… How many hours was that, rougly? There's only 24 in my day.
3 days to complete is just incredible. Blows my mind.
I always admired this model on your website. It was what made me buy the Empire Army Book.
Awesome work! The way you've painted the Griffon makes it look very life like.
Wow!!!
Stunning piece! May I ask what colors you used for the tiger pelt? I'm working on a tiger-like model myself at the moment and would love to (try to!) replicate the colors.
Thank you!
Looks really nice, and I agree about the blood. It looks cool when it's painted nice and you have done a really good job with it.
Just one of the nicest paint jobs I think I've ever seen.
Hey thanks. I do have fond memories of this model. A few people said that the blood on the beak was to chaos, but I always liked it this way. C
Griffins are born of Chaos after all seems reasonable ; )