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I set out to try and blend winter colours into a drier look than the textbook snowy greys and whites with my army. This meant that I went for richer browns, including a more red-brown leather, and more blue-tinged blue-greys. I also went for a drier look on the bases, with Mordheim Turf grass tufts over grey drybrushed sand bases - aiming for cold and chilly but not as snowy.

I have completed a Lord on Dragon, converted using various Wood Elf bits and some Green Stuff to convert a Dark Elf Dreadlord on Black Dragon.







There are more photos available in my gallery http://www.dakkadakka.com/gallery/459268-Wood%20Elf%20Lord%20on%20Forest%20Dragon.html

I will post some photos of my dryads and Glade Riders tomorrow

Jesse

I love the unique appraoch you took when painting the dragon. I haven't seen many paint jobs that look like that; the lines and highlights are hard and profound. The dragon's mouth looks great

Here are the Dryads:






And the Glade Riders:





And here is the Spellsinger:

The dryads are a bit too busy (colour wise) for me but that's just personal taste. Your dragon looks fantastic.

Some clearer photos of the Spellsinger and Dragon: