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Since I decided to move my P&M blog to Carpe Noctem to avoid the Dakka image uploading system, which is way too time consuming for me (Uploading to the gallery, adjusting options for each picture, then formating links, as apposed to just clicking "Add find", shift clicking all the pictures I want and pressing "Full image"), I decided I still want to share my more notable work here. For now its just my Mordhiem vampire, who in my personal opinion is my best work yet. She's not amazing, but she's tabletop quality and for me that really means something. Oh, and tacked on to the end there is the Necromancer Mortimer

The pics are a bit yellowish :(

They always are, for some reason. Its a completely white box they're in, so I think it must be the lighting. I plan on running the photos through Picasa for some white balancing.

Alright, hopefully these are better. Some turned out better than others, but they're all better than the originals IMO

Nice job! I like it.

Yeah this second lot of pictures is much better.
Great paint job on the lady vampire.
And sorry you're leaving dakka, couldn't you jsut link the pictures across from another forum, it takes noit very long?

Cheers

Ig

Oh, no, I'm not leaving Dakka altogether, just stopped updating the plog. For small, occasional things the image uploading works perfectly fine, but for when your uploading large batches of pictures it can get to be a bit of a hassle. Plus, I'm way too lazy to remember to update both blogs.

It's definitely the light that turns the pics yellow, some lights just do that. It can be a real pain. Nice work