Showing posts with label dragon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dragon. Show all posts
Sunday, April 19, 2020
Thursday, December 21, 2017
Some more small terrain and an elemental
Some small stuff today, some terrain, some experiment for a new lava effect.
A little dragon skeleton obstacle made from scrapped toy dinosaur parts.
A couple of gargoyle of unknow origin. I found them at a thrift store, do you know where they came from?
And for last a Gormiti toy repainted as a magma elemental, I'm still working on finding a decent fire painting technique, but I think the cork base is pretty good.
A little dragon skeleton obstacle made from scrapped toy dinosaur parts.
A couple of gargoyle of unknow origin. I found them at a thrift store, do you know where they came from?
And for last a Gormiti toy repainted as a magma elemental, I'm still working on finding a decent fire painting technique, but I think the cork base is pretty good.
Wednesday, September 20, 2017
Welcome to the blog.
Welcome to the blog.
A quick presentation.
I'm Emiliano, an italian designer and illustrator with a passion for roleplay, tabletop and videogames.
I had my share of battles in the past with my Warhammer orcs and Confrontation wolfen but I stopped playing and painting before my college years.
Recently I'm back in the game, at least for roleplaying purposes.
I paint old miniature and mix cheap toys in creative ways to have unique creatures to kill my players on d&d nights or simply because I can. I'm not the best painter, but the miniatures will be tabletop ready.
There is only one rule: be cheap!
I'll try to upload frequently, but if you follow me on DakkDakka, Warseer, or DM Scotty's forum, be prepared to see some old stuff.
I hope to show you that you can have amazing creatures without sell your firstborn baby to GW.
And now a quick galley of what you'll see in the future.
A quick presentation.
I'm Emiliano, an italian designer and illustrator with a passion for roleplay, tabletop and videogames.
I had my share of battles in the past with my Warhammer orcs and Confrontation wolfen but I stopped playing and painting before my college years.
Recently I'm back in the game, at least for roleplaying purposes.
I paint old miniature and mix cheap toys in creative ways to have unique creatures to kill my players on d&d nights or simply because I can. I'm not the best painter, but the miniatures will be tabletop ready.
There is only one rule: be cheap!
I'll try to upload frequently, but if you follow me on DakkDakka, Warseer, or DM Scotty's forum, be prepared to see some old stuff.
I hope to show you that you can have amazing creatures without sell your firstborn baby to GW.
And now a quick galley of what you'll see in the future.
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