I've spent some time on the drum, trying to find a proper design: cross, sun, stains, nothing worked until I remembered Pandera's comment saying that my painting style lacked "oldhammerness". I've then tried the good old red & grinning face... and it worked: sad face for the beaten side, and smiling face for the rear one :)
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I don't know yet which unit this musician will join. We'll see.
Beautifully done! The face on the drum skin really completes the miniature.
ReplyDeleteEntièrement d'accord, les visages et les couleurs des visages sur les tambours finissent la figurine à merveille.
ReplyDeleteThanks, both of you!
DeleteYour painting style might be different from other Oldhammerers, but you shouldn't think that's a bad thing. Your minis look fantastic, and the muted tones make them look like they stepped right out of a Renaissance-era oil painting. That being said, the face on the drum is a nice touch!
ReplyDeleteThanks. I don't think Pandera made a negative comment. Thanks to him, I've painted something I had never done before.
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ReplyDelete/Great work and loving the red faces on the drum ;)
ReplyDeletethanks, both of you!
DeleteUn tambour fort bien senti, bravo! :)
ReplyDeleteMerci pour l'inspiration ;)
DeleteAnother great paint job. Well done!!!
ReplyDeleteJ'adore ! Super ce tambour. J'ai ce problème d'inspiration avec les goblins, faut que je sorte des sempiternels damiers !
ReplyDeleteDes fringues taillées dans les étendards de armées vaincues ?
DeletePas mal cette idée... À voir pour les chefs. Merci :)
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