Lysette

Lysette, sculpted by the talented Werner Klocke, has been slightly converted, with her sword hand replaced by gesturing fingers and her scabbard shortened accordingly. Lysette has been painted as a redhead (please note, her hair is highlighted more brightly than the pictures suggest) dressed in woodland greys and greens. A drift of fallen leaves enhances the autumnal feel. This sculpt has a very fetching sidelong glance and smile!

Posted: 6 Feb 2003

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abstracity
face of an elf, hands of a harpy... Nice work tho'
22 Jun 2003 • Vote: 8
Temperance
How were the leaves on the base done? They don't look like spices, so I'm curious. I'd guess painted cut paper. The only negative thing is the nature of the added hand; it looks very masculine compared to the hand that grasps the staff. (Looks a bit like a plastic Mordheim hand.) It could just be the angle of the picture. Other than that, it's perfect!
7 Feb 2003 • Vote: 9
Dragonsreach
Nice to see a more etherial paint scheme following your recent work on the 'Dark Age' figures. I really like your work as it shows a simplicity of colour schemes, and harmonies. My only issue with this mini is the fingernails. To me they seem to look a little talon-like for such a fey figure.
7 Feb 2003 • Vote: 9
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