Showing posts with label Warmachine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Warmachine. Show all posts

Saturday, November 29, 2014

Wrongeye and Snapjaw...

Wrongeye and Snapjaw was done as a donation for the Intermountain Cup (IMC). It is a local Warmachine\Hordes event that gather player from Utah, Idaho, Colorado, Washington, etc... It is a qualifying event so it is a big deal. The Geek Garage would run a painting contest and also paint miniatures to be given away to the players. Up to this point everything I had been painting for gaming event would be sold off by the person who won them. This time around we were trying to paint some Mercs\Minions so there would be a good chance the player would keep them because they could use them in their armies. My goal as I have said before was for players to use them. It ended up that these figs got sold as well and the majority of the others our group had painted even before they left the store. Oh well I guess. I just don't have it in me anymore to keep giving free figs to people that just turn around and get ride of them even if they can use them. So now I use that energy to paint for my children and myself. I don't regret doing it because the event was fun and it was some good times. Just past that phase. Anyway these figs were done mostly with washes. I also did a small GG on the hat for Geek Garage.

Cheers,
John...

P.S. Because there are so many pictures you will have to click to see the rest. Didn't want to have a scroll of pics.



Thursday, November 27, 2014

Constance Blaize - Cygnar

I painted this as a commission. I felt guilty for taking so long on it that when I finished it I just gave the fig to the person. They were very eager to take it for free. Haha... It was not a fun fig to paint at all. I am not sure why however because it is a nice fig. When it is all said and done I do like the final results. Just was not enjoyable at the time. Just one of those things I guess. Haha... I did not do the base that was done by the individual who owned the miniature.

Cheers,
John...