28mm fantasy sculpts from mammoth minis - William morris & fishmen

[Basementboy]

Love the rust goblin- fantastic sculpt, and your paintjob makes it even more awesome

[Mammoth miniatures]

Slightly different -
I'm working on a little game system at the moment, part of which is based on the fantasy writings of William Morris (he of wallpaper and socialism fame) as a result I'm doing lots of little character illustrations in a arts and crafts/early art nouveau style.
I was inspired by mark copplestones little soldiers to try and give a more stylised sculpt a go, so i made this 54mm knight in which i tried to copy my own style of drawing. Initially I engraved patterns into the putty but I found it was visually messy so I buffed it back to the flat. As an experiment it's got some way to go, I think the style needs work before I'd call myself happy with it, but I like the 54mm scale for a sort of period turn of the century fantasy figure, and I think there's potential in it.
I'll probably just keep this one for myself.

[Mammoth miniatures]

Had a quiet day at work so I bashed out this fishman miniature - I may do a few more of them since he was a fun sculpt.
I was originally just trying to do a really quick sculpt to put inside the gumball machine I just bought for shows, but I got distracted by using a paintbrush and dissolved putty to make veins and spikes.

[FramFramson]

Both very nice!

[Peithetairos]

The more stylized knight is quite cool, so is the fishmen. What ratio do you use for the dissolved putty?

[Freddy]

That fishman looks really great!

[Daeothar]

If you do sculpt some more of those fishmen (and armoured goblins), I will be obliged to put in another order!

They're looking exceptional again; you really do have a distinct sculpting style, and I like a lot...