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The latest mini I've painted. I tried out some blending techniques that I have only ever dabled with before that I'm happy with. Had I spent more time on it I think the results would be a lot better. The face I'm happiest with because of the subtle and in my opinion realistic skin tone. It was the first area I had tried really blending the "new" way and I spent the most time on it so I guess that might have something to do with how much I like it. Comments are welcome as always.

the work on the face IS something to be proud of. Great job!

I am not so in love with the green you used to represent the DA. I would like to have seen something a bit darker.

All taken into account, it's a great piece. keep up the work and keep posting.

ender502

I don't know if a dark green would have worked against all that blue. I'm thinking
the shade is just right.

And we hates you people who paintseth the eyes. We hates them, yes we do...

Man, that's some beautiful work.  I for one do like how you represented the fact that he's a Dark Angels librarian; very codex.

Stick with that new blending technique!