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Miniatures Adventure => Medieval Adventures => Topic started by: Dalauppror on 26 May 2012, 01:46:43 PM
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...I started to paint this mini about a year ago, but I never got around to finish him of...
at last some pictures of the real badguy in my Kalmar Union War project (http://www.dalauppror.blogspot.se/search/label/Kalmar%20Union%20War)...The Danish King Christian I from the House of Oldenburg.
Of course more pictures at my blog:) (http://dalauppror.blogspot.se/2012/05/king-christian-i-of-denmark.html)
(http://i199.photobucket.com/albums/aa319/dalauppror/Medieval%20Swedeish/Christian1.gif)
The rebell dog "Engelbrekt" making a statment againt the Union of Kalmar;)
(http://i199.photobucket.com/albums/aa319/dalauppror/Medieval%20Swedeish/Christian8.gif)
Best regards Michael
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Lovely work Michael, I was a bit worried about the title for a moment ;)
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Thanks Stephen !
Understandable concern, but it wasn´t you this time ;)
We might get a chanse to catch Hamlet at the Globe next time in London...
Best regards Michael
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Very nice Michael. Interesting painting style. Quite impressionist :)
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Very nice Michael. Interesting painting style. Quite impressionist :)
Thanks Richard !
Impressionist indeed, i never realy learned to do the smoth blending and transitions then painting minis, so I puched it in the other direction. ;D
My aim are fast painting and that the minis will look good on the gaming table, unfortunally they might not always look good on picture...not in to close-up at least... :?
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Well, I quite like them. It's a different style. They don't look badly painted, put it that way. They look like they're painted in a particular style, and i like your bold use of bright colour.
Monet doesn't look too clever close up ;)
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Well, I quite like them. It's a different style. They don't look badly painted, put it that way. They look like they're painted in a particular style, and i like your bold use of bright colour.
Monet doesn't look too clever close up ;)
Thanks !
As you Richard are a man that realy can get the most out of bright colours I´m most honoured by you comment, I actually use to read your very good painting article from WSS from time to time to get some inspiration :)
I think my minis might get to dull if I woulden´t use the brightest colours to get good contrast, like the blue I use that are a little TO blue, but in the end it turnout quite well and I like it 8)
Best regards Michael
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Nice work - I bet those minis make a stunning impression on the gaming table!
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Nice! I really like those banners. :-*
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Thank you very much ! :)