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Photos really cruddies this up but here it is: http://www.watergazersden.com/node/33000#comment-404065
Oooh, he’s positively lurvely! I like the horns and claws; they blend in well with the rest of him, they don’t stand out sorely.
Nice job!
The copper was definately the best choice. In person it’s so stunning…but these photos…oh geeze they ake my paint job work look so darn flat and lifeless! I just almost can’t handle it.
I like the black front paws; it looks like he’s wearing gloves!
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http://www.sarahjestin.com/feedbacklists.htmHe’s beautiful, Water – I agree with Ski; he’s one of your best. I love the blending on the scales behind his jowl.
That part was a pain in the butt, but I do want to do that again because it enhances the look. I was using the tiniest brush I have meant for painting Warhammer miniatures, and the paint dries faster than I could blend so it took a lot of time but next time I think I will add a little more water to the brush.
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