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No Gut No Glory's Gallery

Posted: 28 Dec 2012, o 13:56
by No Gut No Glory
Hi, as I am new here I thought I would start with a few of my mini's I've painted recently.


Old Witch and Scrapjack
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Marauder
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Captain
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Any tips and tricks are welcome.
On painting as wel as on picture taking.

Re: No Gut No Glory's Gallery

Posted: 5 Jan 2013, o 21:54
by Nameless
bases, bases... even if these are gaming pieces, they still need something on their bases :)
as for painting - why don't you try darklining and highlighting edges? this would be rather quick and easy way to improve their look (especially on the gaming table).

Re: No Gut No Glory's Gallery

Posted: 5 Jan 2013, o 23:19
by Demi_morgana
What he said: lack of bases done is just SO distracting...
Apart from that - if you don't feel like darklining and highlighting edges you could at least apply some washes to create shadows here and there: it should also make the models look more eyecatching :)

Re: No Gut No Glory's Gallery

Posted: 31 Jan 2013, o 11:44
by No Gut No Glory
I think it's my lack of great photography talent that the shaows don't appear.I used washes and lining.

Wel here is somthing totally different. i painted this army up for a friend of my. The deal was that I painted it so it would look nice from a distance (like on the picture.) The more special guys got some extra attention. But it's all fairly low gamer standard. But he was on a very strict budget so we compromised. Not evrything is based, because my friend is doing that himself. I really like how this paint scheme worked out. It's very striking in my opinion. Sorry the photo is a bit of a mess, didn't take it myself, but I liked to showcase this because i painted 3000 to 3500 points of skeletons. Annoyingly brittle skeletons:

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Re: No Gut No Glory's Gallery

Posted: 31 Jan 2013, o 13:36
by Nameless
they look good as a group :)
my only remark would be the big monster thing, which could be the army centrepiece, but is dark and not as eye-catching. some lighter elements would be a good choice for that model, I think

Re: No Gut No Glory's Gallery

Posted: 31 Jan 2013, o 15:23
by No Gut No Glory
Isee what uyou mean, I made a choice. The color of his 'skin' is the same as his terrain. So it's like a statue from that terrain came alive. It's quite a large part of the model, so get's muted very easily.

Re: No Gut No Glory's Gallery

Posted: 9 Feb 2013, o 15:22
by No Gut No Glory
Well, here's my finished Festus, painted to the best of my current capabilities. Tough I need better photo-skills as well:

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Re: No Gut No Glory's Gallery

Posted: 9 Feb 2013, o 15:41
by Hellspawn
Sorry to say that but it's definitely way too messy. Nothing stands out, nothing pops.

Re: No Gut No Glory's Gallery

Posted: 14 Feb 2013, o 10:15
by sea.man
Really it is very hard to judge for me what is on that picture, as Hellspawn said - way too messy. I think you need to work on clean painting.

Re: No Gut No Glory's Gallery

Posted: 31 Mar 2013, o 09:49
by No Gut No Glory
Here's an update for the old Witch.
New picture and based as well!

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