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Hey gang,

Just felt like sharing my most recent completion, Skarn from Descent 2nd edition. I've been painting for just over a year now and can see a lot of improvement in my work, but know that I still have a LONG way to go in my skills. I started a massive undertaking by choosing to paint all the miniatures for the game Descent 2nd edition. My best friend own every miniature they have released thus far, so I have over 230 to choose from, and have just over 30 of them complete. As a companion hobby I started a YouTube channel to share my work also, Egghead Hobbies.

Anyhow, enough babbling, I welcome input and critique from everyone. I know there are amazing painters out there that I can learn from and see their work often, which has served as a major source of inspiration for me getting into this hobby.

So, here's the complete mini, painted & detailed, plus my first attempt with chipping medium as well as the first time I played with pigments. Nothing like diving into the deep end, huh?




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So yeah, that picture doesn't do him justice. Is it better to scale the image myself in Photoshop than to allow the site to resample and reduce? Where can I find the specs for max img size for Dakka? Any help would be appreciated.

Thx all.