So I finished painting my ten blue horrors. Now I have to start on my pink horrors, though some plaguebearers and poxwalkers seemed to have wandered their way into my painting queue.
A group shot with their brimstone friends.
I made each horror’s knife different so I could play around with various ideas.
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Nice painting. I like how clean your painting style is with these little gribblies.
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Love the daggers
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Thanks, the daggers were fun because I got to try out some ideas without committing to a larger model. I’m working on some poxwalkers and plaguebearers now, which I’m finding extremely forgiving because if I make a mistake or don’t like something I can just cover it with gore and call it a day. After that it’ll be daemonettes to complete a troop choice for each of the gods, and I’m not sure how I want to proceed there yet.
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Nurgle is my favourite thing to paint, so far anyway, and one of the reasons is because of what you said. Plus gore and blood is so much fun to paint anyway hehe.
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Really nice – love the transition to pink on the sucker-fingers of Mr. RedKnife! Lovely job 🙂
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Thank you, I’m sure Mr. Pinksuckers Redknife will be pleased to hear it! 🙂
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Nice work! I especially like how you did those daggers.
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Blue Shivving horrors! Verrry nice. The dynamic poses remind me quite a lot of Blood Bowl players..
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Thank you. I do think daemons need a team! With all of those extra arms, Tzeentch guys would make good receivers. 🙂
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