The Art of War: The answer is always... tentacle pink!

sk600

Here are the as good as its gonna get pics for my termie chaplain. This is the first mini I have actually finished since 2002 when I painted a dwarf for DnD.

Edit: I just realized you can't see it, but on the scrolls there are several free handed red fists and green laurels of varying quality, now that I look closer, its probably better that they aren't too visible.

Descendant X

Well, here's my first Necron.

If it's well received, good.

If not, at least it's at the end of the thread...



Red primer/basecoat, black wash, orange drybrush around the torso. I wanted red to be the main colour, but to darken it up to make it look menacing and a bit rough.

I want crits, as I will only get better with them.

Huntera

Very nice, to both of you. That's a very good Necron, only real thing is the eyes, but that'll come with time.

And the termie looks great too, just one thing, a grey highlight is much better for black, than a white.

Dayspring

Nice chaplain!
I'm liking the necron scheme, too. The green pipes look a little flat, but a slight highlight would really finish the guy off.

lessmore

Ver I absolutely love your marines. You're making me rethink my current sally paint scheme.

SageinaRage

Ok, now here's some orks with proper focus and white balancing, hopefully.



Teeth are hard! I feel like the more I paint them, the worse they look. I think for the next one, I'm going to do a single model, so I can really put some time into it, and focus on getting one model looking really good.

But at least now they have teeth and tongues and boots and such.

Raslin

http://forums.penny-arcade.com/showthread.php?p=13877824

New thread, with a bit new information. Will be adding in the competition info in a few minutes to the thread itself.