Well i am doing this as a comision from a friend of mine hope you all like it
Hour One



Hour 2





and a sneak peak of waht is to come

I am both impressed and disturbed by those in equal measure :D

ULTRAFORGE TO THE RESCUE :lol: .
please tell me yur going to give it a wash, but if so looking good, or if not still looking good.

I'd go round it with a few darker washes to bring out all the details again like Killjoy suggested.

bbl, lethiathen purple and gryphen sepia are your friend when painting nurgle, trust me ;)

Ok can do i will get soem better pics up tonight with washes on
in the mean time a little sneak peak taken after i got home from picking up some more paint

I have tried direct sunlight now and i got a scale shot also standing next to a plauge marine

So i have finished the Nurgle Sorcerer up and now he will be sent to someone else who will do freehand and the last few details then he will be done










i found the pictures did not come out to well as you can not see all the open sores and such on his legs and arms

Well fatty Mc. Nurgle is almost done now :D








would love some C&C

well lookin good, but one thing i will suggest is that you wash the open sores with the red wash, give the metal areas a black wash to get rid of the shine on them, and with the yellow did you layer from a foundation Paint because it looks alil thin. but still looknig good :D

Yeah, the metals need washing with black, green, orange and maybe even some cream to take the sheen out of it.
The pics are really difficult to pull any detail out of. I would suggest that you rest the camera against something to steady it, then the light can be made less harsh by using a bit of tracing paper, translucent bubble wrap or even a thin cotton t-shirt.
Once you get the shake out and the colours behave in the photos then we can give you a critique about the models rather than the pics ;)