Test fabric painting

I based the design on constructivism style, keeping it simple and bold that the movement is known for. The pictures below are my test fabric painting, trying brushing techniques that I like.       

Clan Pestilens: update on Verminlord Sektretch part 1

 So since I last showed my Verminlord, I’ve been painting him with a lot of attention and choosing unusual colour palettes. Since Sektretch is really old ( like as far back to the rise of clan Pestilens in “The-world-that-was”), I wanted my model to have this really old appearance, rusting cracked horns and dull grey

Random sketch #1

  Sometimes I get art block, so I do random sketch to get my brain flowing with fresh creativity. I think this picture seems fitting for a steam  punk based character, I might call him Eric Steelbarter. 

Sculpture sketch

  This sketch is an interpretation on one of Raymond’s sculpt “The large Horse”. Whilst the sketch isn’t a horse as such, I liked how Raymond sculptured his model, so I wanted to create something that looks like a style of “The Large Horse. I felt using shading techniques for this sketch has helped to make

Verminlord: Sektretch

   Since I’ve been looking at warhammer: AOS (age of sigmar) for a few months now, I want to do a blog series about my journey for building a mighty army, and what better way than to start collecting the foul and crazy faction, Clan Pestilens!  To start off, I’ve decided to use my Verminlord

Constructivism inspired poster

This picture is based on one of Guslav’s propaganda poster of Lenin in constructivism style. I made an interpretation of the original poster to have a figure in an owl mask, gesturing his hand to the city. This figure is of course inspired from The court of owls from DC comics New 52 Batman series.