Cthulhu Wars insanely slow painting log Update 03/21/16

[demi_morgana]

F*cking awesome...

[Diceplague]

Thank you guys, I´m very sorry for the lack of reply from my part. I was taken by some cultists and was unable to answer the questions. I use acrilics with airbrush for  base color, 3 layers of satin varnish and then oil paint with brush for details and contrast.

I´ve already painted Cthulhu and Nyarlathotep but I have no pictures of the green tentacled monster yet so here goes the Nyarlathotep, the Crawling Chaos, The God of the Bloody Tongue:

[demi_morgana]

Still brilliant...

[Diceplague]

Real life... Argh... To keep me on the run here comes some better pictures of Hastur.

[Diceplague]

I am having some issues with my pictures. They are kind of Blurry. I'll try to post them on deviant or another host. Blogger is not helping it...

[demi_morgana]

Fhtagn... ^(;,;)^

[Diceplague]

Cthulhu WIP

[demi_morgana]

I've seen it on your blog - amazing piece once again!
Are these paints acrylics?

[Diceplague]

Hi demi_morgana, Thank you. Mixed media with acrylics and oils.

Usually I´ve been using acrylics with airbrush for the base colors and then oil paint for tone variation and details.

[demi_morgana]

Cheers,

I must give it a try sometimes - results you achieve are totally eerie and worthy attention of each and every Great Ancient One

[Diceplague]

Thank you again.

This picture below show the base done with acrylics.
From this point I'll varnish the figure and start the oil Painting.

[demi_morgana]

Cannot wait for another wip shot if possible - either here or on the bloggy.
I used oil paint ages ago for military models, never considered using them for miniatures until now

[supervike]

Your superb painting adds yet another layer of otherwordly weirdness to these already weird models.

Bravo.

[Duff]

Stunning work, especially Hastur.