Primer John Paints

The Prowler, aka Aaron Davis, was a pretty simple and enjoyable model to paint. Still, threw some challenges at myself with shadows and blending.

Pew pew! Star-Lord aka Peter Quill, the swarmiest Guardian of the Galaxy.

Groot!

Rocket Racoon…shot for the moon…until he ran out of ammo. (Some variation of this song had been stuck in my head for days).

Ultron is the last of the original Core Box to paint. More non-metallic metal work.

Red Skull, Master of HYDRA, was a nice challenge with the various non-metallic metals and objects source lighting.

Archangel soars into battle with neurotoxin-coated fléchettes erupting from his wings. More nonmetallic metals with this model. Calling him done though I cannot say I am happy with him. Might return to him in the future.

Black Widow, Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D., is ready to bring the sting to HYDRA. A fun dynamic model tp paint.

Sometimes it’s nice to paint a “palette cleanser.” Something with low expectations that lets you play. Often times, that’s how I approach terrain.

A small break from all these villains to paint Hawkeye. Kind of wish AMG had done an alternate head of this model with a mask. This model is a very modern take.

Doc Ock, Sinister Scientist. I challenged myself by trying a different variation of the yellow and green outfit. Yeah, the traditional colors are still there, but I hope in a way people are not used to seeing.

Electro is another adversary from Spider-man’s. Challenged myself in how to paint different yellows and the effectiveness of dark-lining features.

The red leather and the yellow quilted texture was a blast to paint on Shocker.

Vulture swooped on and off my table. Lots@of fun both with the green and the brickwork.

Sandman is a far reaching foe, and things get carried along for the ride. More fun sand painting.