Hello,

There are pictures of my very firsts Pulp City miniatures.
No bases yet, I don't know what to use.







They were fun to paint, I hope to be able to do more of them soon

Really nice work. I like the red skin of Amok.

WOW!!!

Those are some amazing Red's you pulled off. Nice work.

use super powers definitly super powers
i like thous sharp and stylized on Comix style works - keep coming

They look great - I think your style suits the minis perfectly.

Thanks for sharing TenNoBushi.

Amok is certainly the crown achievement here - holy crap he looks amazing! You have really good eye for the interplay between shadows and highlights and Amok's pants and skin are just crazy good.

Not that the others are bad, mind you - they all look seriously stellar. And I love the cohesion you have achieved for the group. Really great stuff!

Hello,

Thanks for your comments

Time to save the city!

More fantastic work TenNoBushi.

Great stuff, keep them coming

As said in another forum, I really love your Dead Eye and Stone Hawk. And your Harrier really nailed it.

These are absolutely lush

hello
i must admit like your style fits most of the minis in case of Harier it make her look like drag Queen
looks best at Stoner Hawk and Dead eye tho
keep painting and posting Cherrs

Wow those reds are good. And the highlighting on Dead Eye's minion's clothes to make them look a little shiny. Wow.

I second the awesomeness of those reds. What did you do for Amoks skin? I have some savage wave that could ue that treatment.

Hello,

Thanks for comments



The skin may be not smooth enough. I have to work harder on the smoothing of the paint, it's a problem for women skin.



Sorry, I can't remember exactly as I paint the skin in a more random way than other parts of the mini.
For sure it's a base of Sanguine Base (P3), a wash of Leviathan Purple (GW), and then it's a lightning using Sanguine Base, then Sanguine Highlight (P3). I think I used Mayhem Red, Baal Crimson, and Beherit Red (all Scalecolor) for the other lightnings.

I'm using a lot of various paint because I painted more "conventionnal" miniatures (let says armies) before and in order to keep the same paint pattern I wanted to avoid melting paints.