These past two week, I painted two big beasts for my ArcWorlde Wild Elves and started to work on a Lion Chariot.
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Pict 990: Briar Elk and Unithorn
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Pict 991: Unithorn
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The Unithorn was the first of these bigger summoned creatures I painted. I like how it came out but in hindsight I could have chosen some other colours for the mane. The hair brings in a different texture and it would have been nice to bring that out. But I also don't quite know what colours I could have chosen to fit in with the simple red and black scheme...
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Pict 992: Briar Elk
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This Briar Elk is even bigger than the Unithorn but it painted up even faster since now I have the colours down pretty comfortably. I went a little lighter on the bones that I did with the Woodfiend and the Lichenhawk but I like how it draws the eye to head of the monsters.
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Pict 993: Wild Elven Centaur (WIP)
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At the same time I was putting the basecolours on the Elk, I also did the same ones on this Wild Elven Centaur. It's a cool concept – instead of riding any mount, you simply summon the lower part and thus still have both arms free to do stuff such as shoot you bow! The details and highlights on the elven part of the model are left to do but this should be done rather quickly.
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Pict 994: White Lion (WIP)
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Pict 995: White Lion Chariot (WIP)
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The other big model I'm working on right now is this Lion Chariot for my High Elves. After figuring out what to do with the lion cloaks, I wanted to see how this would look on a full sized lions. I'm quite happy with how the cat looks but working on all the other parts of the chariot will probably take some more time.
This is a darker side to Elves that I'd not seen before. Your backdrop and basing suggest that something has gone horribly wrong with nature. That Centaur really stands out for me though.
ReplyDeleteYes, they are great scuplts! Alex Huntley knows what he's doing!
DeleteOh my gosh, the beasts are creepy as heck!!! Brilliant work, bravo!
ReplyDeleteThanks! They are great fun to paint!
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