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Harlequins are just fun to paint. I think it is the demand for freehand that the minis have; the way they revel in having bold, colorful designs painted all over them.

I mean, most minis would feel silly if they had this kind of thing done to them.

Here is a set of Harlequins- they were painted to match a force of harlies where each minis has black and white patterns across them with one vibrant color.

I really like the variety of the colours and patterns. Makes them unique and cohesive at the same time.

wonderful job

Nice job

 Tartarus the Abyss wrote:
I really like the variety of the colours and patterns. Makes them unique and cohesive at the same time.

Thanks.

That's precisely what I was going for. Harlequins need to have a sort of individuality about each member of the troupe, but there still needs to be some elements unifying them.