11, 12, 13!

Last week I was at ReaperHQ. I got a bunch of stuff done while I was there:

Here's a dwarven wizard, table top quality:

A character for a D&D game I played in while I was there. Also table top quality:

A monument to a character that died in a Dungeon Crawl Classics game. This is make from the top of a pillar and the hand of a spear-carrying orc, all in Bones. It's funny if you where there.

And I got some work done on Mary. I'm experimenting with her skin tones. It looks a little weird here, but better in person. The face is father along than the rest of her skin.

Mary: Shading Skin

I struggled a bit with what palette to use to shade Mary's skin. With some advice, I'm going with a reddish brown. I started roughing in a first round of shadows today. It needs a lot of work, but it's a start, and I like the tones so far.

10!

Finished up the orange pug. Why orange, you ask? It's a gift for a friend. Realism is not necessary for this purpose.

9!

Finished up the bar wench today.

I painted this figure back in 2013...here's a comparison of the older version and the new. The older one is on the left.

And I started on a quick project. Yes, it is indeed a bright orange pug. He got knocked over during the picture taking, and his ear got dinged. I'll have to fix that.

Wench: Vest, Skirt, Apron

Made a fair bit of progress today. The only thing left to paint is her mugs.

Wench: Blouse, Vest

Today I moved on to shading and highlighting her blouse, and then base coated and shaded her vest.

Wench: Hair, Blouse

Got a little bit done today. I put some highlights on her hair, and a base coat on her blouse.