I have been homebrewing rules for my Folda warband, and that
inspired me to paint something for them again. This grisly trophy is
made up of remains of a yellow-robed cultist of Vvolos. Janos
the Cannibal, an infamous ghoul witch hunter, likes to display these
to strike fear into the hearts of worshippers and creatures of chaos
that would threaten the kingdom.
I used a Chainrasp, brass rod, antlers from the Blightking kit, and putty. I'll make more of these, eventually. And a ghoul witch hunter who carries a stack of these and plants them around the battlefield.
I used a Chainrasp, brass rod, antlers from the Blightking kit, and putty. I'll make more of these, eventually. And a ghoul witch hunter who carries a stack of these and plants them around the battlefield.
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Newest finished sculpt: a demon. I wanted to sculpt a beastman, but things took a turn and I ended up with this. What can I say, that's Chaos for you...
Corpses here! Getcher corpses here! Onna stick! Get 'em while they're fresh!
ReplyDeleteSorry. Anything "on a stick" makes me think of street vendors ;)
I really like that daemon. It's got a combo that I've always loved in Chaos stuff, where there are a few things that are parts of other things, but fused together, and then other elements that are just completely out of nowhere.
:D Thanks!
DeleteIt's been a while since I came by your blog, and I'm really not disappointed by my return visit. I love your stuff and it's massively inspiring.
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteLove the demon. Reminds me a bit of a Taro Okamoto sculpture.
ReplyDeleteCheers!
DeleteExcellent!
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DeleteScary and dreadful, truly enjoyable.
ReplyDeleteAwesome as always!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks!
DeleteGreat additions to your world.
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteThat beastman looks as surprising as chaos should! Great work on both him and the corpse :)
ReplyDeleteThanks!
DeleteExcellent painting AND sculpting skills. I'm so envious.
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteCool! :D
ReplyDeleteThat little demon is something I would certainly buy! It reminds me strongly of Le Bretons "Buer" illustration.
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