Here's my last entry for the January painting challenge.
To be honest, I had hoped to get more miniatures done, but work and family keep interfering
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I had actually planned to do my grishak horde, but it would have been very monotonous painting, so I switched to other miniatures.
But, I did make some progress and I'm not entirely disappointed by the number of miniatures I managed to finish.
Right now I have an unfinished Kelahn on my painting desk, that I had hoped to show together with the Devanu handler. But now he'll probably be part of the Devanu Outcasts when I get them done.
Birds, snakes and some lizards often have transition between a hatchling and adult stage. With feathers or skin showing both stages at once. I tried to do the same for my jenta handler. With cream white legs, from his hatchling stage, to a darker green on his back.
He also wears some grishak skins to blend in with the pack.
The kosok is painted as a sempa, so with less colourful wings compared to the kopa.
As Mike said I could enter these in the challenge as well, here's my Devanu starter, as posted in another part of the forums.
