The target update: 50
I’ve reached the halfway point of my target to reach 100 painted miniatures this year. It’s early, but I will be travelling between now and the end of June so … Continue reading
Birds for scale
When illustrating fantasy art, people often find themselves having to draw creatures that are well fantastical. But then how to show that what you are drawing is a giant, or a … Continue reading
Bones update 25: the rats
After painting some highly detailed Space Hulk miniatures it was nice to get back to miniatures that can be completed relatively quickly. In this case, the 9 rats from my … Continue reading
Lorehammer: Ulthuan
The land of Ulthuan lies in the ocean between the Old World and Naggaroth. Shaped like an inverted horseshoe this land is home to the High Elves. Like much of … Continue reading
ArtStation stop: Jana Schirmer
Jana Schirmer’s art often boats bright, bold colours. Her art has been seen on Magic: the Gathering cards and elsewhere too. Here’s five of my favourites from her ArtStation page: … Continue reading
Avoiding launch mistakes: Warhammer 40,000 8th edition
I’ve previously talked about the poor reception that Age of Sigmar’s launch received back in May 2015. I’ve also noted how the game warmed up after the release of the … Continue reading
The hills have knives: Naggaroth
Naggaroth, the land of Chill. A ruined landscape of rocky shards, blasted trees and black, icy pools where swimming is not recommended. It was to this land that the Dark … Continue reading
