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Did I mention that our setting is also in the area of Yamagata?
As you may have noticed with most of the other yokai so far, I use a lot of dots when painting, this is something new that I'm trying for this project, I'm still getting used to it as a technique but I think it adds a nice texture and a bit of interest to flat areas of my miniatures, what do you guys think?
Great work, like always. Waiting to see those Shinsengumi painted.
what's that? another ugly little river goblin?I decided that one kappa wasn't enough (infact, I've started talking to some sculptors about commissioning a range of kappas, but that's way off for now) so made myself another of the little cucumber loving, anus defiling half monkeys. Again, made from GW hobbit goblins, this time with an arm swap and a leg swap, as well as the sculpted shell and reprofiled face.I like my kappa to be ugly and slightly goofy looking, yokai from period woodblock prints are never particularly scary or realistic, so I'm trying to replicate this in my miniatures rather than have them being ultra slick and life-like. As you may have noticed with most of the other yokai so far, I use a lot of dots when painting, this is something new that I'm trying for this project, I'm still getting used to it as a technique but I think it adds a nice texture and a bit of interest to flat areas of my miniatures, what do you guys think?
infact, I've started talking to some sculptors about commissioning a range of kappas, but that's way off for now