The Isles of Brume – my Dark Age of Sigmar projects (Update 18th Dec)

[steders]

Thats amazing stuff. I haven't liked any of the stormcast stuff GW have released. It looks devoid of any personality at all. BUT if they painted some of it like you have it might actually work for me. Reallynice.
I'm also going to steal your king in yellow paint scheme for my Nurgle sorcerer that has been looking at me for several years, really like that. 

[casual tea]

Thats amazing stuff. I haven't liked any of the stormcast stuff GW have released. It looks devoid of any personality at all. BUT if they painted some of it like you have it might actually work for me. Reallynice.
I'm also going to steal your king in yellow paint scheme for my Nurgle sorcerer that has been looking at me for several years, really like that.

It really is amazing how different the Stormcasts feel with a gritty paintjob. When I was in art school we used to joke that if you wanted to make something creepy, just paint it yellow... Perfect Nurgle color, haha

[Blasphemia Blackwood]

Been homebrewing rules for my Flesh-eater Court warband, and that inspired me to paint something for them again. This grisly trophy is made up of remains of a yellow-robed cultist of the daemon Vvolos.
Janos the Cannibal, an infamous mordant witch hunter, likes to display these to strike fear into the hearts of worshippers and creatures of chaos that would threaten the kingdom of Folda...

I used a Chainrasp, brass rod, antlers from the Blightking kit, and putty. I'll make more of these, eventually.

[Hobgoblin]

Brilliant - the pillory is a particularly inspired touch.

Janos is one of the loveliest (?!) of your creations - great to see him again!

[Hammers]

Gorgeous in all its gore!

[Duncan McDane]

Gorgeous indeed. 

[Suber]

Scary. That's a reminder of who you must not mess with!

[Anselm van Helsing]

You really make something distinct out of the figurines everyone has. I'm loving it!

[Hammers]

Been homebrewing rules for my Flesh-eater Court warband, and that inspired me to paint something for them again. This grisly trophy is made up of remains of a yellow-robed cultist of the daemon Vvolos.
Janos the Cannibal, an infamous mordant witch hunter, likes to display these to strike fear into the hearts of worshippers and creatures of chaos that would threaten the kingdom of Folda...

I used a Chainrasp, brass rod, antlers from the Blightking kit, and putty. I'll make more of these, eventually.

Would you care to do a tutorial over at Workbench on how you achieve your decayed and 'sepia' results? They are quite lovely.

[Askellad]

Love your thread's theme, so much ideas

[MeridarchGekkota]

Absolute  .

[von Lucky]

Absolutely fairy tale-like. Love and the conversions and painting. Beautifully executed.

[Blasphemia Blackwood]

Cheers!

Would you care to do a tutorial over at Workbench on how you achieve your decayed and 'sepia' results? They are quite lovely.

Thanks! I like sharing my proces via tutorials, but can you please be more specific about what you'd like to see? In the meantime, I have a corroded plate armour painting tutorial that's proven quite popular, perhaps you'll find it useful: LINK.

[Daniel36]

I think he means basically every single paint stroke you make, haha. Your models have a certain quality that makes it look like your pictures were taken somewhere in the 1850's.

I, for one, am hugely jealous of your painting style.

[EskeiraSees]

Fantastic thread, very evocative painting, I think your work is a great example of how a handful of miniatures with a strong theme and tone can create a whole living world in the imagination, just looking at a few of the diorama type photos and I can almost smell the Isles of Brume