Stars, hide your fires!
Let not light see my black
and deep desires.
- Macbeth
Hello friends! Today I'm here to share with you a full army in showcase: Flesh-eater Courts! They are the first project I fully did with an airbrush, and I'm quite pleased with how they have turned out. I was inspired by one of my favourite miniatures painting studios of all time, Thirdeyenuke, and I tried to reproduce, in my limited experience, their sharp style adding something from my own. The painting scheme plays on a vivid dark/light contrast, acting as a metaphor of their tormented souls too.
I have to say that I started painting them in a more orthodox way when, completely out of the blue, I changed my mind and decided to put my airbrush skill to the test, making everything that way.
I can't conceal that I did the whole thing in a very short time because of the desire to deploy it on the field as soon as possible, and that I paid less attention than usual (especially when I reached 80 ghouls done) in the painting process but the result, in its entirety, was very satisfying.
Have a look at my Flesh-eater Courts ghouls tutorial to have an idea of how they were made.
Now... straight on to the whole showcased army!
Thanks for reading, and stay tuned for more about them... background stories and a dedicated post about that many kitbashes!
Have a look at my Flesh-eater Courts ghouls tutorial to have an idea of how they were made.
Now... straight on to the whole showcased army!
King Loceruve on Ambarwalme |
I use this kitbash, "Isobel" or "Granny", as a Ghoul Queen on foot or as a Ghast Courtier. |
This one, "Tancrede", is my selfmade Varghulf. |
Another Ghast, "Abara". |
Thanks for reading, and stay tuned for more about them... background stories and a dedicated post about that many kitbashes!
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