Monthly Archives: April 2019

A.B.C Warriors tribute art part 1: Mongrol in the style of Mike McMahon

Original inked artwork using fine ink pens, ink colour pens, inks and blue glaze. Photo editing version Final artwork using Procreate art app This blog post series is a tribute to 2000AD’s Sci-fi war series, The A.B.C Warriors written by Pat Mills and various artist who have illustrated the team over many decades. I wantedContinue reading “A.B.C Warriors tribute art part 1: Mongrol in the style of Mike McMahon”

My final tribute to the Old World, a Bretonnia project (part 3): Grail Knight warden

I’ve been working on this collection on and off due to my new obsession with playing the original Dark Souls game (so far I’ve got the Lordvessel after two days of grinding against the twin bosses and currently on my way through The Dukes Archives), so progress has been very slow. However, the game hasContinue reading “My final tribute to the Old World, a Bretonnia project (part 3): Grail Knight warden”

Book reading challenge 2019, progress so far

Back in February I did a post on my 2019 book reading challenge, after last years biggest record of reading books of twelve in total. This year I wanted to beat that record by reading more books, and expand my interests into literature. So how have I done so far? Well, I’ve done a lotContinue reading “Book reading challenge 2019, progress so far”

My final tribute to the Old World, a Bretonnia Project (part 2): Knights Errant

Today I have a unit of Knights Errant that I’ve been working on for the past few days. They are knights that are learning the ropes of becoming fully fledged knights, from learning to fight on their rounsey horses and to follow the laws of chivalry. Bretonnia is known to have noble blood (or veryContinue reading “My final tribute to the Old World, a Bretonnia Project (part 2): Knights Errant”

My final tribute to the Old World, a Bretonnia project (part 1)

This post took me way longer to type up than it should’ve been. Having been distracted by playing Dark Souls every day trying to progress against the grind, and enjoying how rewarding the game is each time I finally beat a boss. Painting my models has been a lot slower than usual because of myContinue reading “My final tribute to the Old World, a Bretonnia project (part 1)”