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This is my first major sculpting work and my friend did the painting. It was removed from the showcase as wasn't finished yet. This one contain finished work

Please comment!



More pictures of sculpting here:
http://www.tinyarmies.org/en/2012/09/20/nurgle-daemon-prince-first-fun-with-green-stuff/

Painted:

Looks really cool, however I'm not that fond of the head, think it looks sligthly mistplaced. Also it would be cool with some rusty armor plates on shoulders+legs, he looks a bit too naked But dont get me wrong, the sculpting is superb!

Thanks mate Well, we wanted him to be more "naked". I thought that it's more logical that such swollen and rotting creature will drop most of the gear. On the other hand having something on shoulders sounds like a good idea!

That's unreal! There is something odd about the head, but the entrails are brilliant, and I love that skintone!!

Basically, I think the head needs to be slightly bigger and a thicker neck (or really lack of neck). Horns would look better upwards I think.

Yup, sculpting the head is beyond my abilities for now It's from original daemon prince set and basically my nurgle guy is just more fatty than original dp.

Looks cool only criticism is that after a very cool sculpt the base seems a bit bland and one dimensional part from that amazing results for a first effort you certainly went for a baptism of fire with such a large sculpt to : )

Thanks! You're right about the base. I need to add some nurglings and bits.

I think just give that head a couple of agrax/devlan washes and it wont look too bad Great bit of sculpt!

Head doesn't look grotesque enough.