Painting grey skinned zombies

Introduction

The remaining Mantic zombies got a different skintone, to have some variety. 

M.A.G.U.S. commission finished!

Here's a picture of the entire happy family!

I've actually finished this about a month ago, but forgot to publish this post. Expect the individual posts to trickle on for a while in the near future.

Dungeon of the Mad Mage: Yek must die

We started the last session before the winter holidays drained of resources and having almost completed level 2 of the dungeon. Almost.

Merry Christmas!

Artist unknown. And yes, for the first time in some time, Nurgle did not dominate my painting schedule, so last years' greeting card was a no-go.

Painting a Slaughterpriest with Hackblade and Wrath-hammer (dark skintone)

Introduction

My second Slaughterpriest, who will probably get to cast Bronzed Flesh all the time. Excuse the pun.

Dungeon of the Mad Mage: Level 2 complete!

Still online, thanks to COVID.

After a short argument (because many characters were close to exhaustion and needed a long rest to replenish their resources) solved by the DM's approximation of the time - around noon - we decided to move on.

Painting a Slaughterpriest

Introduction

My entry for the December painting competition - the reason why I spent all that time experimenting on Bloodreavers.

Dungeon of the Mad Mage: Beer, statues and rolling stones

We started off in the dwarven beer hall. We looked down the empty corridor with a dead end, and said: it's a trap. Turns out we were right, as we noticed a trap door after some looking around. We tried to trigger it by placing empty barrels on it, to no effect; but the corpse of the undead beholder did the trick. Unfortunately, the doors were rigged to close after opening, and so we did not find out anything. That is, until Solid tried to jump over, and rolled a 1.

Painting cthulhuids

Introduction

Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn

Painting a Bone Devil

Introduction

Another quick-ish part of the painting commission, done while not wanting to deal with the Bloodreavers. From Reaper Miniatures.

Paint mix chart

Thanks Patrick for the advice!

Dungeon of the Mad Mage: Vampiric tanking

Online again, due to COVID. Sigh.

Painting ghouls (Contrast)

Introduction

The last part of the Contrast undead commission.

Skull bases for Slaughterpriests

Introduction

I want my Slaughterpriests to stand on a mound of skulls. Not a mound made of skulls - that would be excessive - but something like this Bloodmaster. Except I want some giant skulls, too. Grab the Citadel Skulls set, and let's get to work.

November review & December goals

Spirits are still high all throughout the month!

Gaming went as expected: no Warhammer with everything closed due to COVID, but D&D and W&G as well as one more MAGUS online. This is all that I expect for December, as well - maybe less, as the holidays are coming.

As for painting, not only did I already hammer through my submission for the painting competition, but I also finished all of the commission work! Good job me, you/I can be proud of your/myself. In fact, I went through all my WIPs, leaving only one - which I hope to finish in the timeslot before the holidays hit. I plan to fill out the rest of the month with short and easy projects - fantasy miniatures for all the RPGs that I don't get to play face-to-face! :) / :(