Feller

Have a nice day! Your minis look lovely.

Thanks so much!

So alot of it for me is trial and error, but this is generally how I end up doing it :)

For me, a lot of it for the is using paler colours as the highlights and smoothing the transitions between the dark and light, this helps get across that they're not as shiny as polished metals. This is particularly the case for brass and bronze, although bronze still often retains a richness to it.

An example is this helmet where the ive tried to pick out the highlights in pale colours which are blended down to meet the mid point of the armour, that means it looks like there's less of a drastic shine like you might get if you were doing nmm for polished metals.

The other thing ive found helpful is to work scratches into the highlights which helps suggest that the light is catching at odd angles because of irregular surfaces.

Like the lines painted into this axe give it some additional worn-ness while indicating light. Which means you have to work less hard at adding in dirt or weathering.

Also, i wanna say I love how you've done the cloth on foulhoof. You've captured the light on the fabric folds wonderfully, particularly over the back leg!

She's beauty

Perfection

Beeeeeeg slug.

Bouba

Yay, I'm so excited to—

The box wasn't damaged at all, so how the fuck did the pages get ripped?

Especially when the guy at Fortress Miniatures & Games says the books were all perfectly fine prior to shipping?

Brings my fuckin' mood down, tell you what.

my favorite genre to draw: soldiers from opposite sides quietly and closely yearning for one another