
My buff female blue mage!
I don’t have a name for her yet. I know she’s not that great please be kind.

I don’t have a name for her yet. I know she’s not that great please be kind.
DM asked for a hide hut, so I used my favorite medium. Used coffee filters! Seen here with two lizardfolk. One from 1980s and today.
He's finally finished and made his D&D debut! I had so much fun painting this guy! I'm very pleased with how the anchor and freehanding on the back turned out. I'm open to hearing some feedback.
When she's finished, she will be on cloud 9 lol
Rushed for a DnD game, but turned out pretty grim.
Total maybe 5~ hours.
I used to love Eldritch Foundry. To me the UI was easier, the details were sharper, and there were tons of options. I bought from them as often as I bought from Hero Forge. Then this happened. In May I received my latest mini and half of a limb was missing. It happens. I contact C/S.
Long story short, three months, many emails, and a couple of outright lies from the C/S Manager later, I finally receive my replacement mini... missing the same damn half-limb.
I was a big fan. Talked them up to a lot of players. Now? Do Not Recommend.
I'm painting something I hope my dm can use at some point for a good villain, and I am really happy with a lot of my color choices so far. However, there's so many individual pieces on this mini, that I feel overwhelmed by trying to figure out how I tie it together.
Namely, the hair, helmet, staff, shoulder pauldrons and the mirror, are all pieces that are yet to be painted, and I have no clue how I bring it together. I'm so worried I'll use the wrong colors and either make it messy or too bland, that I'm getting major decision anxiety.
Any suggestions would be warmly welcome!
Another couple of the Archon Studios cave dwarves. I'm going to say an alchemist and his dwarf, and a... dwarven miner NPC?
I've been having a lot of fun painting these guys, the quality of the sculps is so much higher than what I have got used to from Wizkids and the HeroQuest box. Not that I don't love those, but these are just crisp and beautifully detailed.
When a collector paints.
Completed this simple kobold rogue, for a backup character for a campaign I'm in.
Do you ever paint your mini, work on it again to correct minor mistakes and then make it feel like you made it worse?
Painting faces is so hard! I’m do a boneman and I had his eyes perfect and his nose wasn’t too bad, I tried to touch it up and then I made it worse.
My hand is also super shaky today and painting tiny is super hard! That’s why I hate doing eyes and mouths, mainly faces in general.
I need to start letting things alone when I feel like it’s fine or decent and stop trying to be a perfectionist.
Anyone else do this and get so frustrated with yourself?
I think I need to wait a bit or maybe a week again before I go back to it.
Skeletons from the Cursed City game, more uniform in colour palette than the zombies which made for a more boring painting experience, but really happy how they turned out. Still have the sergeant and flag bearer to go
So I’ve been working on this mini for months atp, and I can’t seem to get the pink color palette to work. I’m debating scrapping it, but was hoping someone might have ideas for how to make it look less ugly? It’s meant to be a pink dragon, the kind from that one magazine that told jokes and had a breath weapon of bubbles.
Update: I have decided to sand the crap out of it, and restart with a nice saturated dark blue, and go from there! I will definitely be posting updates once it’s fully naked, and try number two has begun! Feel free to keep commenting color ideas/plans tho because I really don’t want to repeat this process again haha.