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Been Working on this CSM commission. I have some heldrakes and cultist still to come.
-Kenny

Aiyo check it - the conversions are great and the painting is wonderful. The Maulerfiend and the Sorceror on the bike are my two favorites.

Beautiful, keep it up!

While the photos are a little dark with shadows hiding some detail there is not hiding how cool these guys look.

The flaming skull heads are particularly sweet. I love the idea of doing the flames in the reverse, dark to light to give some good definition between the skull and fire.

Keep it up.

Honestly, I think it'd be better if you posted some pictures that didn't have the filter on them. It's kind of difficult to appreciate the models when you can't see them without the colors being altered.

 Darth Bob wrote:
Honestly, I think it'd be better if you posted some pictures that didn't have the filter on them. It's kind of difficult to appreciate the models when you can't see them without the colors being altered.

All i do in PS is a focus stack to keep all parts of the model in focus. I use dramatic lighting in a dark room with a spectroLED light from Genaray. I adjust the exposure,gain & white balance (in camera) Which admittedly i need a much better camera. Plus I paint with a naturally extreme contrast style.

So much salt, it tastes of the sea
-Kenny

Nice army

 Next Level wrote:

 Darth Bob wrote:
Honestly, I think it'd be better if you posted some pictures that didn't have the filter on them. It's kind of difficult to appreciate the models when you can't see them without the colors being altered.

All i do in PS is a focus stack to keep all parts of the model in focus. I use dramatic lighting in a dark room with a spectroLED light from Genaray. I adjust the exposure,gain & white balance (in camera) Which admittedly i need a much better camera. Plus I paint with a naturally extreme contrast style.

So much salt, it tastes of the sea
-Kenny

Nice clean painjobs, but the photo editing distracts from what people are here to see/makes the paintjob look brighter than it actually is by contrasting it against the black fringes..

Also no need for the saltiness comments, this place is for feedback and praise, if you only want one and can't handle the other then don't post till your own sodium reserves can handle a little feedback.

 Zaku212 wrote:

 Next Level wrote:

 Darth Bob wrote:
Honestly, I think it'd be better if you posted some pictures that didn't have the filter on them. It's kind of difficult to appreciate the models when you can't see them without the colors being altered.

All i do in PS is a focus stack to keep all parts of the model in focus. I use dramatic lighting in a dark room with a spectroLED light from Genaray. I adjust the exposure,gain & white balance (in camera) Which admittedly i need a much better camera. Plus I paint with a naturally extreme contrast style.

So much salt, it tastes of the sea
-Kenny

Nice clean painjobs, but the photo editing distracts from what people are here to see/makes the paintjob look brighter than it actually is by contrasting it against the black fringes..

Also no need for the saltiness comments, this place is for feedback and praise, if you only want one and can't handle the other then don't post till your own sodium reserves can handle a little feedback.

Brother, i literally don't care what some one thinks of my commissions i have been paid. I actually only post here for advertising. I will however defend my work on a digital level, never anywhere else like skill & color choice. Thank you for allowing me to respond. Now the thread will bump back up to the top of the list again!
Kenny

The poor Mortarion model, not painted in his legions colors

I joke , it all looks really good.

Jobz a Gud Un!

Another great looking group of miniatures! Well Done Kenny!