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I've started painting up the miniatures for the players in my D&D game.
I'm trying to get each done in a day, first up Roswyn Gnome Bard

Blending and highlighting looks great. The basing has a great look to it as well. Great job!

Next up, Iris, human sorcerer

Is there a ranger in the party? If so definitely can't wait to see what you can do with him/her. Keep up the work

Very nice, I bet your players are really happy.

Thanks for the comments
No ranger unfortunately, just a Dragonborn Paladin and Pixie Swordmage to go

Dragonborn meh... pixie is interesting though. Excellent work, the eyes sword and freehand claw on the gnome are great and Iris' book looks excellent.

Looking forward to more, excellent work so far. Especially the colour choices on the gnome!

Can't wait to see the Dragonborn! your painting skills are awesome got one question though what size is the pixie compared to an imperial guard or marine?

Unfortunately / fortunately, I got a big commission midway through this party, so it may be a while before I continue this thread with the next two models

Sneshy, the pixie model itself is about the size of the sorcerer above, slightly smaller than imperial guard size I guess. Although 'in-game' she is little over half a foot!