This wasn't the first time I had painted male genitalia, I did go to art school after all, but it is the first time I painted them on a miniature. I think anatomically correct monsters are both more comical and more frightening at the same time.
Vintage Miniatures and Other Oddities
Friday, November 25, 2011
Asgard Minotaur FM15
Finished up this Asgard Minotaur figure. It's hard to see in my previous post but his limbs have a very mottled texture. Rather than fight with it I tried to give him a sort of shaggy fur texture. I'm not sure I'm entirely satisfied with it but I think he looks ok.
This wasn't the first time I had painted male genitalia, I did go to art school after all, but it is the first time I painted them on a miniature. I think anatomically correct monsters are both more comical and more frightening at the same time.
This wasn't the first time I had painted male genitalia, I did go to art school after all, but it is the first time I painted them on a miniature. I think anatomically correct monsters are both more comical and more frightening at the same time.
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Excellent paint on this one. VERY cool sculpt, it's so stylized, I like this one a lot. Big on Minotaurs lately.
ReplyDeleteAwesome blog, looking forward to more stuff!
Thanks a lot! I enjoy your blog as well.
ReplyDeleteI like this sculpt too. I think the stylization of many older minis is a big part of the appeal. I find a lot of things aesthetically pleasing that aren't necessarily all that realistic.