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@Paradigm & JamesY: cheers, lads

@Dr. H:there are plenty of dudes walking around in the Heresy in gold armour, but only one with a giant feth-off flaming sword!!!
honestly, i just went with Neil Roberts' HH art, where the sword does rather dominate the illustrations...

@Desubot: double-freedom, for sure...
rather fitting that my client is at the Pentagon


Winter is here!!!

this is the third Kingdom Death mini in the "Four Seasons" commission...
just Summer left to do, and then the commission is complete...
i enjoyed creating this color scheme, my take on a winter themed mini, and playing around with a snowfall theme on the wings and skirt...
i hope that I captured a cold vibe with this color scheme...
P3 Meredius Blue is quickly becoming one of my favorite colors to paint with
P3 Beaten Purple and Meredius Blue go good together, and P3 Underbelly Blue made a nice highlight color for both...









now it's on to Summer!!!

thanks for looking...
i hope you like her...

cheers
jah

 jah-joshua wrote:
...@Dr. H:there are plenty of dudes walking around in the Heresy in gold armour, but only one with a giant feth-off flaming sword!!!
honestly, i just went with Neil Roberts' HH art, where the sword does rather dominate the illustrations...

Fair enough, you have a point there.
Ah, good. Can't argue if you're following artwork.
As I said, it looks nice. I was just drawn to the sword, so mission accomplished.

As it is for Winter. Looks great.

Snow pattern on the cloth works well with the snaking lines.