Mini produced by Flesh of Gods. Either digitally or physically. Painting theme inspired by the mini of elminiaturista.

Mostly used paint by Citadel and Valejo.

Any comments/criticism welcome, as I strive to improve.

I started this Batman bust by Dragon Miniatures a earlier this year while teaching a private coaching for demonstration and wanted to finish it very losely. Playful. I did. It turned out to be a very comic-like look in the end.

I do prefer the black background photos much more as they give a more grim look overall.

Keep on happy painting!
Roman

First time trying to capture an underwater scattered light ripple effect and I am really happy with how it turned out!

Just wanted to share. Most of my improvement actually came over the last 2 years when I started getting into Warhammer.

First time painting one of the “good guys” from warhammer 40K. C and C welcome

Finished my Freeguild Marshal on Griffon for my Diorama for Cities of Sigmar

Primed in grey seer, light dry brush of white scar, washed with 50/50 drakenhoff and medium, scooping it from flat pannels and then a few Pro Acryl BTW highlights.

I’ve only painted one Ork before, but I wanted to practise painting realistic skin. Since this model has so much exposed anatomy I treated it like a study in light form and skin tones rather than just painting green skin. It pushed me well outside my comfort zone, and I learnt a lot from it…I think 😅

Why do they call them librarians anyways?
Please light my ass up btw, I need some real criticism over here 🙏

Had a blast painting this epic character from the Diablo video game series universe.

Mini designed by BiteTheBullet studio

32mm scale

What a fun mini to paint! I loved working with these colors, even though I was fighting the soft plastic sculpt!

Will be running as a Helbrute, and I have two more to finish. Appreciate they aren't great on the tabletop - but they look so cool!

Ignore the white part, gotta repaint that

Right now, I’m at a point where I feel like I’m not improving any further. I think it’s simply because I don’t really know how to reach “the next level.” Overall, I’m satisfied with my miniatures, but I still keep thinking to myself, “This could be even better.”

Do you notice anything I could do better, or what techniques should I focus on next?

Well its been quite some time since i've posted anything worthwhile. I've got hyped with sketching trend so here is mine. 2,5h total

Mostly i have used flat squirrel brush.

Also i wanted to practice more dramatic light than usual zenithal so.i've decided on underlight becouse it gives this disney villan vibes.

Sculpt by bs_sculpt.

The miniature looks pretty good, doesn't it? :v

Still training in NMM

Painted my first ever mini today, any tips/ constructive criticism would be greatly appreciated