First Unit Done!

Finished my first complete unit for my new ork army. Twenty of the last generation grots. Mainly done to keep working on my brush and skills. I didn’t take a lot of photos over hte last few weeks as most…

Finished my first complete unit for my new ork army. Twenty of the last generation grots. Mainly done to keep working on my brush and skills. I didn’t take a lot of photos over hte last few weeks as most…

OK, I lied last time when I said that pants for these little guys is next. My REAL next step was actually all of the leather and fur. This was the paint progression I used for my leather, and then…

Slow progress, but progress nonetheless. Spent time over the last couple of days getting the base skin color of my grots figured out. I know I wanted something more pale than the regular ork boyz but something that was still…

As I eluded to in my previous post, I’m going back to my roots (spores?) and gathering the Waaagh-ing horde once again. With the new 11th Edition of Warhammer 40K and slew of new ork models being released, I’m wading…

Top 10 Music 2025 All right, folks. It’s that time of year where I list the top 10 most interesting musical things I’ve picked up this year. As usual, this means new to me, not necessarily new to the world.…

It only took me three and a half momths, but I’m finally finished! To be honest though, I’ve been extremely busy and this was completed in 1-2 hour spurts when I could find the time. I’m about %80 happy with…

Put some time in over the last week on Charlemange. Black leather boots and cloth pants and finally some color with his green vest. I’ve always wondered what my “style” is, if I have one, when it comes to painting…

Worked on Charlemagne’s undershirt today. Wanted a light cream color, not a stark white so picked a few colors and simply when with what I felt as I progressed. Only ended up using 5: Citadel Mournfange Brown, Vallejo Khaki, Citadel…

Fur Complete Spent last night finishing the fur on Charlemagne. Here are the colors I ended up using and the blends on my wet palette: My progression, from the Mahogany washed, previous set of layers, was: Mahogany+Burnt Red…

Continued work on Charlemagne’s fur. I worked up from GW Rhinox Hide –> GW Thondia Brown –> Pro Acryl Light Umber. As I was working up the layers, I realized I wasn’t getting the richer, warm brown tones I envisioned…