Graveyard Shift: Investigation

The agents decided not to commit high-grade heresy by stealing a holy relic, instead visiting the Jolly Undertaker to meet Diomedes.

Painting a bell

We found an old bell and decided to fix it up for our daughter to use. My wife cleaned it and polished it (no before pictures, sadly I forgot to take any), and I got down to painting.

Painting skeletons (Contrast)

Introduction

The second batch of commission minis, where I got to play around more with Contrast colors. I have to say, they are crazy fun.

Dungeon of the Mad Mage: A shocking surprise

We started where we left off - I was recreating the summoning circle, with the rest of the party waiting in the now inanimate kitchen. The moment I drew the last rune, a man appeared in the circle - he was levitating, black cloak billowing.[1]

Painting 3d printed stone walls

In case we ever get to cast 5th level spells in D&D, I had these stone wall fragments to be created for... you guessed it, Wall of Stone.

Painting skeleton archers (Contrast)

Introduction

In my June/July review I mentioned a huge commission work for MAGUS. It contains a large number of basic undead miniatures, to be painted at the lowest possible level, with no basing. Enter... Citadel Contrast paints. First up, a trio of skeleton archers.

August review & September goals

At this point I'm just repeating myself. August was a bust as far as the hobbies are concerned. 2 RPG sessions for gaming, and that's it. Some painting, at a crawling pace. Blog posts are still regular for the time being, although gaming articles are now catching up with the current date (so if I miss anymore sessions there will be a hiatus). For painting, I have a few Contrast-type articles lined up, as well as some very small other projects. Perhaps September will see the end of 3 long running painting projects (zombies, skeletons, Bloodreavers). Most likely not.