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My first Nurgle Lord

image doesnt display for me at work so i can't comment on it... but I had to open this to see what a Burgle was

Nice rust effects. Id suggest using some washes to enhance your painting. For example when i painted this guy i gave him pyrple guts, washed with agrax earthshade and highlighted in pink horror. Gave a lovely gut effect, and will help to pick out details

Aw, I read the thread title and was hoping for someone like this:

winterdyne wrote:
Aw, I read the thread title and was hoping for someone like this:

.... nice model, would like to see some better pics.

 queen_annes_revenge wrote:
Nice rust effects. Id suggest using some washes to enhance your painting. For example when i painted this guy i gave him pyrple guts, washed with agrax earthshade and highlighted in pink horror. Gave a lovely gut effect, and will help to pick out details

Thanks for the tips! I just got back into painting after a good 10 year leave

me too mate. inks are your best friends. they give you shadows, and help transition the gaps where 2 different colours meet.for exampl in your photo i can see a tiny bit of white in the dudes fingers. a shadow wash would remove that and give a more professional look. then you can pic out raised areas for highlights.