Hi all,
Here we have one of the most terrible and feared players in the history of Fantasy Football: Morgan the Ogre. Countless rivals have fallen under his fists, many of them injured for life and not a few with their brains scattered across the field.
Miniature of Iron Golems Miniatures.
The figure measures 40mm from the feet to the eyes, so I let you to value it for me ;)
Great model, I specially love the sking painting work (I'm totally useless with skin). Congratulations
ReplyDeleteThank you Benito!
ReplyDeleteI found that my best try on painting nude skin is making a lot of contrast between the creases. Base is usually beige brown or orange brown, second I use a sepia or similar wash and then three tones of skin, in this order: dwarf skin, standard skin and, finally, elven skin. If necessary I give touches of sepia or skin wash to the creases.
This procedure is for half-nude and muscled figures like this ogre.
great skin work
ReplyDeleteThank you, Martin!
DeleteThis is splendid stuff, Franjo, the skin is superbly rendered. I love a miniature with character, and we can see immediately just what a character this big fella is!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Evan!
DeleteThe model is really good. I love it and it was a pleasure to paint
Really great job on this big chap!
ReplyDeleteThank you, James!
DeleteLovely stuff!
ReplyDeleteGreat model and very good paintwork!
ReplyDeleteGreat painting!
ReplyDeleteGreat looking ogre! Super skin tones!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Thanks a lot, guys!!
ReplyDeleteReally excellent brushwork Franjo.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Greg!
DeleteGreat looking figure, I normally do not like the line method of painting flesh but it really works here.
ReplyDeleteTkanks, Byron!
DeleteI always look for contrast and tabletop quality. My painting technique is quite classic. I follow the guides of Kevin Dallimore and Gómez Valero: base and two lights... sometimes only one light and sometimes more than two. To me it works.
What a brute! Well done Franjo!
ReplyDeleteYeah. He has a menacing posture.
DeleteThank you, Curt
Well done Franjo, he does look like a hard nut.
ReplyDeleteHard as nails ;)
DeleteThank you!
Oh wow, that's just wonderful Fanjo!
ReplyDeleteThanjs, Michael!
DeleteGreat mini. You've done a wonderful job picking out the musculature.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Stuart!
DeleteGreat work
ReplyDeleteThank you, Adam!
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