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 Chaotic evil, My painted Shadows
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clam
Posted: Oct 17 2010, 08:26 AM


Frost Giant


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Posted my Shadows at my painting blog - Clamshells and Sea Horses - and the Duke suggested me posting them here as well. So be it - but blame the Duke biggrin.gif

Haven't been around that long - and the Shadows (and goblin command) were my first ever OW purchase.

Painted these last week - and I must say I'm very, very impressed by the quality of Paul's sculpts - and will definitely pick up some more from the Undead series.

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DukeoftheBloodKeep
Posted: Oct 17 2010, 08:47 AM


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Nice, well done! I like!


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AndyM
Posted: Oct 18 2010, 09:28 AM


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Nice work on these Clam. I really think they have come up excellently. The exaggerated highlights really work well on these models.
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Cthulhu
Posted: Oct 19 2010, 02:39 AM


Beholder


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Black is tough to paint and you've done well with it.

Nice job.
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David Wasilewski
Posted: Oct 25 2010, 12:41 PM


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Those are really good - well done!

One trick I was shown when painting black is to do exaggerated grey/white highlights and then finish by glazing with black ink to tone it down and blend it all in atb the same time.

Dave
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