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The filling of the markings with nihilakh oxide took about half the time to paint this.
I imagine the small globes are where the shots are fired from so I had all their markings filled, then as parts move away from them I filled fewer markings to show the energy being pulled to them.

The druids were painted separately and pinned in place.

On a 120mm diameter base

As usual, awesome paint job!

Paintjob is looks good. The globes look really nice.
Only critique is the uniform stone color make it look kind of monocrome, and give the impression of a grey blur.
Probably no big deal when you see it in real life though.

The fulcrum stone is dry brushed several layers of gray with a wash after the first layer. The rocks on the base are dawnstone, wash and dawnstone dry brush.

Better in real life.