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Hi

I was painting huron blackheart and please may i have tips on how i could improve him... (pics arn't grate)

First thing: Learn to spell lol. Awesome work!

He's looking really good, TBH. Did you try any washes on his iron halo and backpack?

Where is his thumb?
Other than that, looks good

Lost a round of extreme thumb-wrestling I see?

Valkarie:

his thumb ain't lost! lol it's just on the other side

Manchu:

on his backpack i used gryphonne sepia

everyone: thanks for the support!

bump

I'd try a highlight on the face, or an additional one if it already has it. Other than that, I think he looks great!

Other than the face, he looks great. However, said mug is rather drab: Looks like you just did a wash over a fleshtone basecoat. When compared to the nicely blended armor, it's rather jarring. I'd probably aim for a more colorful face: still fleshtones, just less like old leather and more like actual skin. Using reds and greens for shading can help a lot here, although I'd recommend experimentation on something other than your army's centerpiece first.

His axe is very impressive, I like the way it's blended. I would definately hit the face with more highlights, and thats just because faces are always what I focus on when painting a model.