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Couple months into starting this hobby and I think I've improved loads, I tried to get the gems just right on this but had a few issues with the 'ardcoat, started to practice a bit of dry brushing as well.

I decided to give him a red arm to match Blood Raven Librarians, this is a theme I intend to carry through my army.

I'm happy to receive positive and negative comments but please make them constructive so I can learn the good and the bad!

I hate you!!!!!!
No seriously,you can paint dude.

AK sideways pics, it burns!!

But the paint job does look good!

Thanks guys, pictures sorted now, sometimes my phone post them sideways.

I think that your paint job is superb! I have one reservation about it, which is not one of execution but one of concept: I'm not sure about the red arm. I think that I would have to see it in context (with the rest of the army that you said you are carrying this theme through) to get a better sense of it. Right now I think it looks a little out of place. (Again, really well painted.) I just think I would get a better feel for it with more of the same around it.

Thanks for the feedback, I couldn't find anything online about Chaplain colours in the Blood Ravens, so decided to follow the same pattern the libbys follow.

I intend for an apocathy to follow the same suit, white armour with red arm, these would be the only 3 models in this style, the rest bein