Tonight we have another member of the Brood faction, which is dominated by monsters and other critters. He is standing on a 40mm base, to give you an idea of scale. He is called Mean Jelly Bean, and it was based on the artwork (of the same name) of Brom. I really enjoy his classical style of oil painting, and I tried to replicate it when painting this figure.
This was a version that I did way back in 2003. The colors are not terribly different, but the approach certainly was! My palette has changed a lot since then, and continues to change almost weekly, it seems. :-) I mix a lot more muted pale greens into my golors, along with purple grey colors like the old GW shadow grey.
By comparison, these colors were far simpler, just a variety of browns.
I think I have a few other "then and now" figures like this, which could be interesting to check out...
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Friday, June 8, 2012
Dread(ing) more Chaos?
Sorry about that . :-)
Here is another Tainted World Eaters dreadnought. Gee, everything seems to be tainted, doesn't it? It must be me. Too much fiber.
This time, he's got himself a wee little gun... so he might shoot his buddies.
He's standing next to one of the banner bearers you have seen me post recently:
And now a shot showing the sculpey bases. Since he had a heavy bolter, I used some polystyrene tubing to creat some spent shell casings...
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