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Hi, guys, I didn't write anything in a long time because I had a lot of commission work to do.
So here are some of the pictures form my latest work, The Twighlight Sisters on Dragon. My client asked for an alternative model, because
GW model wasn't good for him, so I came up with this. The Dragon is made in Serbia,so you can't buy it anywhere, because it is a work of an
private artist, although if you are interested you can order it. I also made this piece of terrain as a gift for my client. Comments are welcome, and
a more pictures you can find on my blog. Cheers!

http://dreamspiritwarstore.blogspot.com/

A most excellent piece of work

That Dragon is awesome! Although it does look massive

And I expected a Vampire themed Sororitas army after reading the topic

very cool. and loved the one, base? with the gold fish in it. good work.

Kroothawk wrote:And I expected a Vampire themed Sororitas army after reading the topic

You aren't the only one

Great paintjob!

Nice work! The wide shot is really impressive, as that's quite a lot of model to have painted up. My biggest criticism would probably be the eyes. A minor detail, I know, but it's a focal point on the face. To me, they look like two incredibly surprised women blinded by cataracts. No pupils, just blue dots in big, starkly white eyes. At a scale this small, I feel like trying to put all the features of a human eye down on the model is suicide. I think you'd be better served by something a bit slimmer and simpler, letting the shape and position convey the sense of the eye, not the detail. A niggling point, but hopefully constructive. Overall, though, it's an impressive undertaking with results you can be proud of!

Where did you get the female miniatures? my Girlfriend loves female minis and does would be really nice to add to her collection

@oadie: thnks for the comments, do you know any tutorial that could help me achive what you just wrote? It would be appreciated

@an00bis: Those are Confrontation minis from Rackham