One day and one jubilee later....

Wow, what a party old Queenie put on tonight. Whew I'm exhausted.

Anyway here's old DJ done to just about a tabletop standard...if you squint...a lot.

I used my bronze effect explained in a previous post for the metal. For the panels I used incubi darkness blenders to dark angel green to warp stone green to moot green. Wet blending is a new thing to me so I'm just getting used to it, so excuse the mess.

Also half way through the painting I realised that the pelvis was on back to front....what are you gonna do? Anyway let me know any ideas and stuff I should practice.

Bronzed off

Here we have my most recent model, prime version deneghra or pDenny for short from the rather wonderful Warmachine game. Two things to note here:

First is that I painted her skin a la dead version of eDenny (if you have to ask) so that's why she's greyish with blue lips.

Second is that I'm working on a bronze green Cryx force. Hence the bronze armour. I've tried to give a weathered look by covering GW dwarf bronze with a very light thunder hawk blue was to give it a verdigris look. After that dried I put on a light splodge of scorched brown followed by a lighter brown made of Vallejo leather and shadow grey 1:1 highlight. Finally I used a very old GW yellow wash on the parts hit by lighting.

I hope it came out okay, I'll keep experimenting.