Sunday, February 8, 2015

'Hot' from AnneO - 'Snake!'

WATCH OUT FOR THAT SNAKE! 

This small Pulp Adventure vignette sits on a 2 inch by 2 inch square base. All figures are from Reaper Miniatures.





Thank you for looking.

16 comments:

  1. Snakes are cool but this entry is HOT! Love the colour choices. Excellent work. cheers

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  2. A lovely tale Anne, beautifully done.

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  3. You keep doing this, great work

    Ian

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  4. Love the bearer's trousers and the snake looks great. Another cracker

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  5. That is excellent Anne.. really good.

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  6. This entry really jumped out at me Anne. A perfect vignette on a 50mm base. I need to investigate Reapers Pulp offerings.

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  7. Thank you all. I actually hate this as it has the look of "rank amateur" written all over it. I was a hairs breadth away from emailing Curt Sunday morning and asking him to pull it. But I promised myself I'd do it, so I'm stuck with it.

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    1. Oh to be "stuck" with such rank amateur offerings. If I had 2 very very minor points I would have turned the colonial chappie to face the snake more and tweaked base on the bearer, now I feel like the Port Vale manager criticising Chelsea. It really is a fab piece of work.

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    2. Those are the things that bug me. When there are problems with composition in a vignette or a dio, it kills the piece. A single well painted figure beats a poorly constructed vignette every time.

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    3. Anne, I like it posed as is.

      The poor chap about to be bitten has a great expression of surprise, almost as if he's shouting "what? where?" at the warning from somebody.

      The poor bearer's stoic expression and posing works - a combo of "no skin off my nose" and "damn, I'm not getting paid if he dies, am I?"

      I hope it grows on you - it's very well done!

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  8. Lovely stuff Anne. So glad that you didn't bin it!
    Cheer, PD

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  9. Wonderful colours, all of them are really well balanced in the vignette.
    But.. poor chap, the one with the barrel!
    Great painting work and base!

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  10. That poor bugger with the cask...

    A lovely yellow on him! Great brushwork Anne.

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  11. Really nice, Anne! Like others, I'm glad you didn't have Curt pull the post!

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