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Have you ever painted a peacock feather before? Me neither – but it was worth a go, and it didn’t turn out too terribly! I actually quite enjoyed this guy, and had to do a bit of research into what peacock feathers and ravens actually looked like – but it was a fun miniature. The cloack has a glaze of tamiya clear red, water and GW laihman medium on it which I’m really pelased with. More angles (not angels, despite time of year) after the clickety.
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I'm not sure the peacock feathers quite work – not because of colours or your painting, but because peacock feathers have a very distinctive shape, which are quite different from those. Paint-wise, they look great, and colour-wise they are also great.
The red on the cloak is superb! Really rich and luxurious, and it ties well with colours of the feathers and the white/metals on the model.
Anyway, I really like what you've done with this fig, and apologies for the pedantry on the peacock feathers! ;0)
Amazing paint job! Those feathers are awesome.
Nice! I especially like the way the cloak came out.