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Some experiments with purple and green colors.

CMON - http://www.coolminiornot.com/334478

Great Scott! It's gorgeous, without a doubt. The relationship between the green strengths and the purple strengths is pretty subtle, color is one thing but the painting really picks out the details of the sculpt very nicely, which makes for a very natural-looking beast.

The only firm criticism I can make is while the base is pretty cool, but I feel like it fights a little for attention in the context of the whole model. But this may just be in the photos.

Absolutely lovely, each beast that the chimera is comprised of has a distinct colour yet they still look very unified.

That's the best looking Chimera model I've seen. Amazing work.

Really nice work, would love to know how you got those skin tones.

Very good painting! love it

quote - would love to know how you got those skin tones

Thanks!
Starting with black&white priming,
then mixed some colors with Vallejo Green Gray and violet (Naggaroth Night).
Then mix these colors right on surface.
then wash down shades with Violet
Then highlight Green Gray with Vallejo Beige.

That is seriously impressive and also incredibly depressing to look at. Wish I could paint that well.

Oh.
Oh my.

Seroiously awesome!