Small boats of fire

This is my first studio paintjob for Pulp Monsters. I'm very proud for getting a chance to paint minis for them. I hope you like her.

On a side note, as this blog just got two new followers; Bandit86 and Jenova Painting (I remember Jenova's incredible gallery from the days I got into mini painting and now she's back!) and I thought I should add the follower gadget to this blog and learn to use it by myself too.

The brave and the snake

I've been busy painting some commissions which I can't show just yet.

Here's something though; Red Riding Hoodoo from Pulp City. The base has kind of mystic forest/park theme partly inspired by Automaton's tutorial.

A Desolate corner

I got an inspiration to paint another Ariadna figure, this time the Para-commando catched my eye.

The pose of the mini is a bit too wide for the normal 25mm base so I tried a little experimentation by strongly breaking the round shape of the base like the ground is bursting out. I used corkboard to create the basic shape of the broken concrete beam and then covered it with milliput and sculpted the cracked surface. The ground was also sculpted with milliput the trick to create a realistic texture is to not use water when sculpting so the milliput fragments nicely. The edge is not perfectly smooth because I didn't have the patience to sand it enough...



I also have painted a base for the next mini. I really need to figure out ways to make realistic plants. When creating Prypiat/abandoned area themed bases I think the plants should really be playing the main part.

Boom!

Here are some pictures of the new minis I've painted for Studio Miniatures.