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Recently finished Ork commission. Hope you like them.

That is nuts man! The client must be ecstatic. Very awesome work, love how everything turned out but particularly impressed with skin and the yellow parts.

 Joyous_Oblivion wrote:
That is nuts man! The client must be ecstatic. Very awesome work, love how everything turned out but particularly impressed with skin and the yellow parts.

Thanks! Yes, he's very happy. I actually made a couple tutorials for the skin and yellow details. You can check them out here, if you're interested. -> youtube.com/kujopainting

These minis are so striking and smoothly done. I enjoy your painting tutorials. Looks like I've got to try out your hazard stripe method soon...

Absolutely beautiful

The yellow parts look great! Good job on these

You've done a great job balancing the tone and hues of the colors on these models. They are very dark and gritty, but the colors are still vibrant and lively. They're very eye-catching. My only advice is that some of the models appear not to have their eyes picked out. I almost think they could use a slightly brighter red; just so the face has a slightly brighter focal point.

Really nice job.

Fantastic. The yellow is especially good.

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Magnificent!

youidiotkid wrote:These minis are so striking and smoothly done. I enjoy your painting tutorials. Looks like I've got to try out your hazard stripe method soon...

Thanks man, glad you like them. The hazard stripes are actually pretty easy the way I've done them but the result is really effective.

Dreadclaw69 wrote:Absolutely beautiful

Kahnawake wrote:The yellow parts look great! Good job on these

Thanks! Here's a tutorial on how I did the yellow. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c-H-qS2MW6U

Darth Bob wrote:You've done a great job balancing the tone and hues of the colors on these models. They are very dark and gritty, but the colors are still vibrant and lively. They're very eye-catching. My only advice is that some of the models appear not to have their eyes picked out. I almost think they could use a slightly brighter red; just so the face has a slightly brighter focal point.

Thanks for the compliment. I actually have painted the eyes, but a lot of them are hidden in shadow because of the camera angle. I like the idea of using a brighter red, I'll try that in future

SJM wrote:Really nice job.

evildrcheese wrote:Fantastic. The yellow is especially good.

Kr00gZ wrote:Magnificent!

Thank you kind sirs.

Really nice. You have your own unique style for sure, which makes these very interesting to look at.

I like that the skin has brown undertones and green highlights. I that approach is very fitting for nob skin especially, since I always figured they were older and tougher and so their skin should have more of a brown hue than the boyz.

The freehand work is really something special. So crisp and bright that it just pops off the screen.

Those are gorgeous! Your yellows and especially the markings really stand out and make these into something very special.

The Riddle of Steel wrote:Really nice. You have your own unique style for sure, which makes these very interesting to look at.

I like that the skin has brown undertones and green highlights. I that approach is very fitting for nob skin especially, since I always figured they were older and tougher and so their skin should have more of a brown hue than the boyz.

The freehand work is really something special. So crisp and bright that it just pops off the screen.

Lord Corellia wrote:Those are gorgeous! Your yellows and especially the markings really stand out and make these into something very special.

Thanks guys, I appreciate that! I think the secret to yellows is starting with a bright off white undercoat before you lay down the yellow.

...I think I like evil suns now.

You did a great job, and really changed them up from being a one note...red+flames paint scheme.

Zomnivore wrote:
...I think I like evil suns now.

You did a great job, and really changed them up from being a one note...red+flames paint scheme.

Thanks! It was my first attempt at painting Evil Sunz, so that's good to hear

These are excellent! Gorgeous tones across the board.

Outstanding. Old-school, but gritty.

Thanks again!

I love 'em! Awesome colours, awesome painting.

Fantastic! I love how it's vibrant, but still grimdark. 10/10!