Deano's Fantasy Figures (Updated Aug 22nd)

[Tungdil]

That's quite a bunch of beautiful painted miniatures. Amazing Work.

[Deano]

Halmar, young wizard, from Reaper miniatures

[Elk101]

Wow, fantastic colours on that one.

[DivisMal]

Indeed, very nice colors. The sculpt is pretty good, too, though I don’t get the way the smoke is rising. Looks slightly wrong to me.
Anyway, another great paintjob!

[Brandlin]

Indeed, very nice colors. The sculpt is pretty good, too, though I don’t get the way the smoke is rising. Looks slightly wrong to me.
Anyway, another great paintjob!

It's not smoke - His fist forms a portal between dimensions, and he has a firm grip on a white dragon's tongue ;-)

[Deano]

Culk, young rake - from Reaper miniatures.

[Deano]

Erryn the Bard from Hasslefree miniatures.

[tomrommel1]

nice additions

[Deano]

Valloa the Female Elf Thief from Reaper Miniatures.

[Elk101]

Wow, such crisp colours. Lovely work.

[Brandlin]

<THUNK>
<GROAN>
<SNAP>


(Sound of jaw hitting floor, finally recognising mediocrity of ones own talent and the destruction of own brush collection)

[Koyote]

Beautiful work.  You are a talented painter.

[Deano]

A Snakeman from Reaper miniatures

[Bloggard]

love all your threads on this board.

one thing - the photos seem to show a slightly satin finish, as opposed to the flat matt look etc.
this is an aesthetic choice or ... ? I like it, and it's got me thinking.

looking more closely at other samples here, I can see it appears to be selective - so you're going for that finish when it's appropriate to the area of the miniature (i.e. leather / armour etc) ?

[Deano]

love all your threads on this board.

one thing - the photos seem to show a slightly satin finish, as opposed to the flat matt look etc.
this is an aesthetic choice or ... ? I like it, and it's got me thinking.

looking more closely at other samples here, I can see it appears to be selective - so you're going for that finish when it's appropriate to the area of the miniature (i.e. leather / armour etc) ?

It doesn't always work :-)