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These are so wonderfully inspiring to me as an artist who is trying to be more regular with my blogging. I’ve noticed when I blog more frequently that it actually promotes more creativity within my work and makes the business side of the job more balanced and productive. Thank you for sharing!!
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Superb work! Can you tell us how you achieved that skintone?
Thx! I simply used the Skin Tone set from Scale 75. It contains 8 different Skin tone paints which i used here…
The skin is really top-notch… fantastic painting!
Thank you very much!
Without doubt my favourite version of this miniature, lovely skintone, eye-drawing red helmet and I really like the red roots on the tooth-axe.
Thank you!