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The general of my army in our local league. Painted up pretty fast trying out a few new techniques for a quick, but dramatic effect. Enjoy!

For ''Painted up pretty fast" he's god damn pretty. Good job sir, that paint job will definitely add some dice gods favor,

Thanks! Dakkadakka always makes my pictures..."fuzzy" for some reason. They look much clearer on my camera and other sites.

That is awesome!! And my new favorite Khorne red armor. So question...freehand or airbrush? And what shade of red and shading went on it? I wanna...borrow...heh

He's in a uncluttered scheme and that works with the model. It might be heresy (chaos heresy? anti-heresy?) but i like khorne guys with less blood and gore than is sometimes used. This has just the right amount to me.

Thanks guys.

@timetowaste85: All freehand. I don't airbrush much of anything. As to the red recipe, I didn't really use much red. I did all the blending in black and white before glazing Mephiston Red over it. Then I went back to pick out the brightest highlights as well as the subtle battle damage marks. The amount of black and white you use will determine how deep the shadows go, and how saturated the primary color is, respectively.

love!