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Hey. I spread my second job. In my gallery is the first version of the painting. Painting was terrible. Planned remake. Brush and can not make a smooth transition, I decided what to do airbrush painting. The body is completely painted with an airbrush Evolution. And then brush. What came out of it, see pictures. I hope you enjoy. Critical listening. All good mood.

Nice painting. I like what you've done with the blade on his weapon. I think the guts spilling out from his belly could do with a little more work though - they look a little too smooth and flat at the moment. If you could give the impression of some texture they would look much better IMO.

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There is a certain level of decomposition and putridity missing from this model. Nurgle characters usually look like they are in a perpetual state of decay. Though the green looks great and is blended well, it resembles more closely orc skin rather than dead/grotesque flesh. I think the paint job is great, very crisp and clean, but I feel like there is a element missing. I really like the wounds on the model, the bright vivd red gives the implication that the wounds are fresh....I like it. Still, all around a great piece.