Khorne Dred... lemme know.

[scythingtalon]

WIP... just need some finishing highlights but here he is! Lemme know what ya think.

 

[Nelson]

As it is, it\'s looking a bit non-existent....some more highlighting might help, perhaps?

 

[Doughnut]

http://www.coolminiornot.com/65722
That it? It looks like a really cool conversion if it is it. The photo quality is kind of hard to see details with but it looks pretty decent. Gave it a 6, 6 for conversion 5 for paint, averaged to 5.5 rounded up to 6. I really hope this is the mini you\'re talking about otherwise I\'m gonna feel stupid.

 

[scythingtalon]

http://www.coolminiornot.com/75398

OMG... LOL. Nice of me to not link yall\'

Yup... that one you posted is one that was just after a couple hours... this one is more finished.

 

[supervike]

hey cool.

Red is a bugger to photography, but this one came out pretty well.

The goldish part seems just a bit too yellow for me, but overall this is a cool little fellow!

Good job.

 

[scythingtalon]

sure is... red sucks to photograph.

I really thought about doing NMM on it but since it was not my own mini I did not want to invest near that amount of time. I agree I need to dull down the gold as well. Thanks for the input.

 

[Doughnut]

It looks pretty good . I gave it a 7. The red looks pretty good, it\'s just one of \"those\" colors, I\'m currently painting 3 armies with the major theme of red so I\'m getting fairly proficient at it, but it\'s still a pain. I\'m going to have to agree about the gold though. Maybe just a few diluted washes with highly diluted brown or flesh wash? Pretty nice job though.

 

[Ritual]

It looks good, I think! I should highlight the sand on the base a bit more, though. It looks pretty much just brown, as it is.

-Anders

 

[Drake Farstrider]

I voted on both pictures. Over all a very solid work. I would have to agree that the gold is a little yellow, and that the sand should be higlighted more.

 

[Day]

Not bad at all. Nice, colourful dread.

You could try mixing some mithril silver into your gold and highlighting gold parts with it - or go shading with thin layers of purple ink (works on red too, BTW).