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Here's a Wizards of the Coast Raistlin that I recently re-painted. Commentary is always welcome. There are more angles of him here.

As always, looking sharp odinsgrandson! Really like the detail on the innercloak, how dit you do that?
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Looks cool! As said, I love the inside of the cloak. Good job.

As a painted wizard: Very nice work.

As Raistlin: Not really conveying the sickly, pale and acerbic mage, this guy is blonde and has great skin tone, like he's been to the beach.

MeanGreenStompa wrote:As a painted wizard: Very nice work.

As Raistlin: Not really conveying the sickly, pale and acerbic mage, this guy is blonde and has great skin tone, like he's been to the beach.

Thank you, and I agree entirely. The mini I started with is Raistlin, but the end result is a much younger wizard. This was painted to represent an RPG character, and not Raistlin Majere. I did once repaint a Raistlin to be Raistlin once. Here is that Raistlin.

I think the newer version is a higher quality paintjob, but also it strays from representing Raistlin himself.

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Hans_posthumus wrote:As always, looking sharp odinsgrandson! Really like the detail on the innercloak, how did you do that?

I wrote up a blogpost on how to paint starscapes recently. Go ahead and check it out.

Does he have hourglass eyes?

Hourglass pupils, right?

No, I didn't do that. It wasn't part of the commission for either Raistlin.