Adventurers in the Land of Olim
From the desk of
Dave Garbe
on
Wednesday, August 02, 2017
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Topics: Dungeons and Dragons / index / inspiration / Olim Adventurers / projects / RMM / Tabletop Roleplaying |
My ex-wife and I used to be part of Dungeons and Dragons group and after gaming for a while, I decided to buy miniatures for everyone and paint them up to a basic degree. It was a fun diversion from my Hordebloods project and I managed to find miniatures that were a pretty close approximation of the actual characters themselves.
You've probably seen some of the posts already on the Adventurers from the Land of Olim, but this post will act as an index for the project, touching on the details of each figure with links to each walk through of how I painted most of them.
| Topics: Dungeons and Dragons / index / inspiration / Olim Adventurers / projects / RMM / Tabletop Roleplaying |
Painting Real-Metallic Metals (RMM)
From the desk of
Dave Garbe
on
Wednesday, October 21, 2015
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Topics: Elemental King / hordebloods / metallics / painting / RMM / techniques / WIP |
"Real" is a term I've dubbed in regards to painting Metallic Metals using paint that actually contains metal.This means you can paint something with iron and have it rust or use copper that patinas green. Even if you don't want to age it, there's value in having a finish that actually looks like Pewter, Brass or Gold.
Want to see how this crazy stuff works? Click on through.
| Topics: Elemental King / hordebloods / metallics / painting / RMM / techniques / WIP |
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