Soul Samurai wrote:Nice work, I especially love how the colours worked out for Lord Varys; that bright blue highlighting over the dark base looks fantastic, and works extremely well with that rich orange.
I will say that I think you've gone a bit too dark with the shading on the wolf; I know that shading and contrast add visual interest but there's just too much contrast on the fur there.
Thx for your comments ... and I agree with them. It took a while until I decided which two main colors to use for Varys' robe and I am extremely happy how it turned out. Although there is some Manga Superhero who looks a little similar, but I did not know about him.
As most of my highlighting is over the top and has not much to do with realism the same goes for the fur of the White Wolf ... looking at photos there should be no contrast at all. But I went a little too far I guess ...
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Gallahad wrote:That sworn brother is fantastic. His gambeson most have taken a long time.
I think I would go with a blue/gray highlight on the cloak though. While the purple turned out very nice, and is far better done than I could do, it feels a little too fancy for the Watch.
I love the cloak on Roose, very sinister.
Thx for the praise. The Sworn Brother was a test model and I wanted to try out if I can higlight black with something else than grey to put some variety into NW models. But I agree that it did not work out. I have finished a NW veteran just using grey and it looks more realistic.
Great use of a fitting natural palette there. I really appreciate your bold and well outlined style, I appreciate it a lot more than the more blended into each other near high art style that seems to be in fashion at the moment. Am now waiting for you to tackle Neutral Heroes: 2 so I can see your take on the new, updated Brienne of Tarth miniature.
