Baby Kade from Wyrd Miniatures

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Ritual

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I\'ve painted one of the first releases from Wyrd Miniatures, Baby Kade. It\'s a lovely little sculpt by Edgar Ramos (Ergman) that stands about 1,5 cm tall. It\'s the smallest mini I\'ve painted, I think. It was a lot of fun.

Baby Kade

Comments are more than welcome! ;)

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Frustrated Father

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Heh, I dare anyone to guess what I voted.

:p

Was extremely pleased with the results that Anders was able to achieve with Baby Kade. My wife came up the the concept of him and was just tickled when she saw the results. She\'s made me make it into the desktop wallpaper.

Bit scary she is ...
 
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Klute

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Awesome.
Veining is excellent.
Look at those eyes. A face only a mother could love.....well maybe not even that.:eek:
 
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Ogrebane

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As I said on the pic that is one creepy mini. i stll have goose bumps from looking at it. i wont be sleeping tonite. better go paint a nice sweet ogre i think. great work.
 
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Brokenblade

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Is that bear bleeding...poor bear,
creepy this one, the baby freaks me out, hes scary and everything but how scary will he be when he needs his nappy changing:D

Great flesh tones on the baby inparticular and the material/fur/skin of the bear is perfect too. good job.
 
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supervike

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Congrats Anders...That is a wonderfully scary mini.

The base work is most impressive...I really like it.

The underpainting techinique is one that I\'ve seen on large scale models (ex. 1/6) but you have made it incredibly effective on such a small mini.

I don\'t know how its possible, but with each submission you seem to raise the bar each time.
 
green stuff

green stuff

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Message original : supervike
The underpainting techinique
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I\'m probably not getting this one because of the language barrier, but could somebody please explain to me what this is about? Thanks, in advance :).
 
Dragon Forge Design

Dragon Forge Design

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Man thats just twisted..I really like it.

As for underpainting..my best guess is you paint something you want to show through like the veins in this case and then thinly glase over them making them look transparent like.
 
Dragon Forge Design

Dragon Forge Design

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Originally posted by green stuff
:duh: I must be getting tired. Thanks for the explanation Dragon Forge Design :).
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Your welcome..but Im still waiting for rituals answer too..always looking to hear about something new too;)
 
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Ritual

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Thanks everyone! :D I\'m really pleased that most seem to like this evil little sod! Both for my own purely egoistical sake, but also for Nathan who has put a lot of effort into realising this new miniature line.

Originally posted by Dragon Forge Design
Originally posted by green stuff
:duh: I must be getting tired. Thanks for the explanation Dragon Forge Design :).
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Your welcome..but Im still waiting for rituals answer too..always looking to hear about something new too;)
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I started by painting the skin in a pinkish grey and shading it with a dark red. I then painted the veins with a purplish blue. After that i applied several layers of translucent pale flesh. I gave the whole skin a wash with light blue, followed by more layers of pale flesh and finally some further highlights with VMC Light Flesh.
 
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EricJ

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Anders, sounds like we\'re doing skin a lot alike now. Shading with red and blue in varrying ratios to get different skintones.
 
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