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Other Stuff => The Lead Painters' League => Season 5 => Topic started by: Captain Blood on April 22, 2011, 10:40:18 AM
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Cripes! Nice work Dr. Mathias,very nice :)
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I thought this was round 7 not five again :D
That is a lovely African scene.
Where is the boat from?
Nice group Blackwolf.
The lady with the pistol is very nice.
I think there is a lot of detail been lost in the photo though.
What make are the figures?
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Those are all Malifaux figures from Wyrd Miniatures (the lady with the pistol is a Ronin from the Outcast faction):
http://wyrd-games.net/shop/home.php
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I havent seen the malifaux guys with the hats on?
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I havent seen the malifaux guys with the hats on?
Those are the new(ish) Guild Guard:
http://wyrd-games.net/shop/product.php?productid=16332&cat=258&page=1
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Very nice brushwork and mood Blackwolf, well done. I don't know anything about Malifaux but your painting has gotten me interested.
The 'Lady Janice' is a scratchbuild (pretty much based off the African Queen but with a canopy that affords the ladies some respite from the sun). Figures are all Foundry except for one Reverisco guy manning the tiller.
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Love both of these! :-*
Really want to see more detail in the good Dr's though :(
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I love the lady with the revolver in the second pics. I love these white little flowers on her jacket and pants. She's so retro I could bow down and pray to her...
Blackwolf, you sure have a hand and an eye for some really haunting and bizarre settings. Groooovy. :D
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Both very cool entries - would have been great to see some shots of the Lady Janice's crew and passengers off their boat, though, and there would have been space below the shot we got to fit everything into 800x800.
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I think there is a lot of detail been lost in the photo though.
I believe Blackwolf wrote at one point that he was taking his photos with a mobile phone... :o
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Both loverly so hard to decide..
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The river was fantastic!
But, I had to vote for the other one because I couldn't see the figs very well, like some others have said, maybe some individual close ups?
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I really like the setup in the first entry, great jungle scenery, a lovely idyllic scene with the boat on the river but with hidden dangers on the shore. I didn't really mind not seeing the models clearly as I know the painting is solid but I can imagine that it makes it hard to vote.
I really like the dark and brooding atmosphere in the second entry, the background and the foreground fit seamlessly together and that dangerous looking sky really adds a sense of haste to this entry, great work!
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The 'Lady Janice' is a scratchbuild (pretty much based off the African Queen but with a canopy that affords the ladies some respite from the sun). Figures are all Foundry except for one Reverisco guy manning the tiller.
Very nice it is too, Where are the palm trees from?
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I believe Blackwolf wrote at one point that he was taking his photos with a mobile phone... :o
Sorry to disappoint Ray,that wasn't me ;) The problem is I try to create a scene (I have an background in graphic arts,tho' before computers.....long before computers lol) and the scene doesn't always correlate with my camera skills,what I'm trying to say is that the fantasy in my head sometimes doesn't get out......completely.
Rambling,have had the flu for two weeks. The camera I use is an old banger SLRD.
Cheers
Blackwolf
PS it's a close one,well done again Dr. :)
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Where are the palm trees from?
They're novelty cake decorations from www.sugarcraft.com. Here's the item code- good luck though, that site is really hard to navigate!
Palm Trees 4 1/2 #P-1681
Although dirt cheap, they're totally wretched and require some work to make them usable.
PS it's a close one,well done again Dr. :)
Not sure why the vote gap is narrowing- I thought I was a goner for sure... I've been afraid to look :)
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Sorry to disappoint Ray,that wasn't me
Oops! Sorry about that.
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Thanks Dr. Mathias for a gripping round :)
Cheers
Blackwolf
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Good luck on your next round Blackwolf, congrats on your well deserved win.