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I recently finished these for a client at Golem Painting Studio and I thought I would share



CMON linky: http://www.coolminiornot.com/307379

Cheers,

Tom

Nice, but I find the wolf fur a little flat.

that is a nice job, you painted them really cleanly, the only negativ point I can see is that it's too bad with your level to stay in that ground of paint.. you do not take any risk, while now your paint looks cool and it could looks awesome. You stay in the ''Games Workshop" style while you can fly over the heavy metal studio painters' level..

I'm sorry if I have some mistakes in my english, in my sentence's contruction. but if you understood me that is the only important thing.

Cheers for the responses guys!
@ Emrodeus, I see your point and yes I could have done more on them, but they are painted to the level that the client paid for

hum ok I understand, =) I really wanted to say that cause I know some other good painters who stay at that level of painting, and I think that they just waste their time when they paint like that.. I saw your gallery and you did awesome job !

I hope I'll be abble to paint like you do in the future ! =)

Cheers dude

I really like your painting style, but there's just something about the faces on those guys I can't put my finger on

Love the blood splatter on the axe. I think the Wolves fur could do with a little variety, but that said I cannot find flaw in your painting expertise at all.

Sick wolves love the blood splatter on the axe

The faces are exquisite! You must have one happy customer, those Space Wolves are absolutely top notch!
I really like the snow on the bases. How did you manage that?

I'm looking forward to getting my hands on this Kit, One of the next box sets in need to purchase.

These are very well done. As said above the blood splatter on the Axe is great.

I'm loving these. If I got these back after commissioning someone to paint them I'd be a very happy bunny indeed.

I like the detail on the space wolves.
I like the wolves, they could use another highlight though to make them pop the extra level. Given a comission though, might not be required pending what the arrangement was.

I am not a fan of the snow on the base. The basing work is good. The overall model is nice. The snow basing.. just not a fan. In the first picture I can see the extra detail you too with the skull and such, the snow pulls the eye away from that.

Cheers for the awesome comments guys!

I've re decided... I do like the faces, I was in that, do I, don't I stage (:

you are obviously very talented and these are beautiful models. The colors really don't flow from rider to steed at all, though. The brown and black....it's quite harsh compared to the riders.

Great painting.

The painting as flawless, but I have to agree with some of the other comments on the colour choice. For me it doesn't work and and a more traditional Wolf Colour would have been better that the brown and black.

It's a personal choice, but can't fault the actual painting. I do find these type of models comical in a way..............

..........41st Millenium and 7ft tall Power Armoured Warriors charge into battle perched on top of a Wolf.

Great job, although the same head on two guys threw me a bit.

Cheers guys Same head on two guys?

oh, magnetized. I'm smart. lol