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So, I don’t say this super often, but I got inspired by the game Destiny 2. The planet Nessus in that game has a beautiful colour pallet, and while coming up with my Sylvaneth scheme I remembered that and wanted to give it a go. I think it came out quite cool and unique.

Haven’t based her yet, gonna do red flock and tufts on dark mud I think, would love any feedback or C+C.

Thanks for looking

Also, sorry about the poor lighting :S

You absolutely nailed the red-brown and teal. Only thing I can think of to suggest is for basing, maybe have a go at making water that's basically the Vex glowy fluid thats running everywhere on Nessus instead of water?

Ah thanks Sterling. I tried out the vex milk but it turned out a little tacky, I don’t quite have a technique down for it. Liquid resin or something could probably have done it, but alas I have minimal supplies. Really cool idea though, just unfortunately I can’t do it. However, moving slightly away from Nessus, because trying the red flock and stuff just took away from her colours, I did green flock and aqua tufts which turned out to contrast really well and made her pop a lot. I’ll chuck up a good picture tomorrow.

That looks great. It's a really cool colour scheme.

Thanks very much

What are the bases going to be like?

Here’s what the bases are. And here is also my Durthu (basic) conversion too that I just did today (with bad lighting).

What do you guys think of the grey-blue? I think I like it but I’m still not sure yet.