Gorka’s D&D stuff

Nolzur’s marvelous miniatures from Wizkids that I finished painting today. These were done to a table top standard. The one gnome casting the fire ball was done with some fluorescent paint.

Had some time last night to paint Minsc & Boo. Keep them as close to the gale force nine box art as possible as thats what my client wanted. I also got to use a new paint set from Vallejo. The fantasy-pro fairy flesh set. As to be expected with Vallejo its a nice little set and a nice little change from my normal scale 75 flesh colors.

The last party member of the motley crew of rouges the Kenku archer

And the group photo.

The Remorhaz was painted with a bit of a surprise when near a black light

A little something I have been working on for myself. Dungeon titles for an upcoming d&d campaign. All hand cut using super sculpey.

The third party member is finished up. This guy was pitched to me as a half-elf face of the group.

The “wine” in the cup is just a bit of sanguine base by p3. Followed up with a bit of blood for the blood god from gw. This was done after the matte top coat

Continuing on with the party. This member is a ghostwise halfling rogue.

This guy is a dwarven tinkerer from hero forge. He is part of a small party commission I am working on.

All models are from the wizkids d&d unpainted.

Loving painting up these cubes

I really love this model. This is another commission I painted up for a client. He will be their character in a upcoming campaign. I was also told the campaign was going to be streamed. So it will be pretty cool for me to see some of my work on the stream. Hope you all enjoy.

These four are part of a little commission that im am currently working on.

This cube was a blast to paint up. It was a personal project. I achieved this by using badger ghost tints. Plasma fluid followed by 1:1 plasma fluid:green then pure green

This guy I did a project on a little while ago that can be found Here. This one I was commissioned to paint.

This guy was one of the first post I made one after the switch to the “new” cite. He was a personal project.