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WiP

Nice. Any thought as to what you're going to do with the eye?

One eye is bloody hole (damn laspistols!), another one is made by using Water Effect (it isn't dry).

Ahhhhh! I've misinterpreted the eyes! I thought the tear on the forehead was supposed to be for kind of a cyclopean eye. My bad.

Very nasty and wicked! Totally diggin' it!

AHHHhh! Soooo good my eyes burn....

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Wow! Your painting style is outstanding. I love the way you layer your colors. Loving what I've seen so far.

6 days of painting.

Very very nice. That is amazing. Well done sir. Well done.

Vote if you want

http://www.coolminiornot.com/274649

Tell us your secrets!!!!! It looks fantastic...

Voted thanks for the link.

Another small WiP





And painjob from last week, but it isn't so pretty

My first GK.

Gorgeous looking GK there. I can't think of anything to say about the weathering that I haven't said already, I'll have to start learning how to say awesome in a variety of languages

Also that 3-barreled weapon, is that from the GK kit?

Alright M.ike, I'm afraid I am going to have to insist on a step by step tutorial on how you do flat armor, how you do flesh and how you do cloth.

I take it glazing or filters are a big part of your technique, what exactly are you using? oils? glaze medium? plain watered paint? how are you achieving the tiny scratched on the armor surfaces? Scratches mind you, not chipping...

Awesome stuff, just going through this thread from 1st page to 5th, your work has improved by 10X, it's crazy how rapidly you are progressing.

Absolutely incredible! Those are probably the coolest looking Grey Knights I've ever seen. How did you do the metal? I was trying to do something similar for my marines.

Thx for comments!

I think it's impossible to explain how I've painted them...
Black basecoat, Mithril Silver and then many, many, many red, black and orange glazes (GW paints). For scratches I've used Vallejo Air silver and 000 brush from W&N Series 7.



Another dreadnought...

DP, still WiP.

Breathtaking work m.ike, such an individual style you have with all of your models I am particularly fond of your grey knights! you have conveyed a real sense of weight to the armour and have weathered it without it looking dilapidated or rusty! a very fine skill to have in your painting repitoire! I also really like the paint on your storm raven, it's a great job as well and if anyone needs some inspiration (myself included) we'll be coming right here! :-)

I can't decide if your work inspires me to be great or makes me want to give up painting altogether

Any more orks coming soon? I must say, yours are some of my favorites!

Keep up the good work! Subscribed for sure!

Cheers,
Rawson

Haha, I'm painting like crazy . Another WiP:

Very nice indeed!

how do you achieve that awsome purple

Purple - homo. purple from Foundation GW, Leviathan Purple wash and Vallejo Air Red & Blue Mix. White base coat.

Small progress, still wip:

Sweet!

Lookin good!

I have used your tiny scratches style to good effect on my Stormraven, pics should be up this week. Thanks very much for the inspiration and the pleasure of seeing your great work!

Ok, GK dread is waiting for UHU glue (to make gore on his arms.

Another WiP, Ultramarines Dreadnought: