Matt's Casanii Attempt!

[M4ttyMatt]

Hey all,

I've got a few figures painted, and waned to enter them into the painting comp!
DISCLAIMER - I know my painting is not good, but I wanted to share anyway.

NOt 100% sure how to post pictures, so i'll give it a go, and see if it works! if not, can someone explain how?

This is my Shaman -


This is one of the warriors


and this is all three of them together


EDITED - Photos? if i got it right xD

[The Slann]

I don't see any pictures at the moment, but that might be because of my slow internet right now.

You first need to upload your pictures on some homepage, might be some sort of free album, a blog etc. Then you right click them and select "copy url", "copy source" or something similar, depending on the browser you use.

Then head over here, click on insert image on the editor menu and paste the link in between the two tags.

Hope that helps

Cheers
The Slann

[Carcharoth]

Good try M4ttyMatt, but sadly the pictures aren't showing up... Feel free to email them to me at m.thorp@talk21.com if you can't figure out how to post them!

[M4ttyMatt]

Woo cracked it! xD

[Lost Egg]

Sometimes uploading pics can be a right pain even when I know what I'm doing

Looks good, I especially like your shaman.

[Carcharoth]

Well done with the photos!
Those are looking very nice so far - good bold colours and warpaint. Good to see you using the peloan symbols as well.

[The Slann]

Nice work! Looking forward to see more.

[Crucium Giger]

Absolutely nothing wrong with these, good work.

[Erik]

Nice job, Matt!  I especially like the eye on the shaman.  That's great brush control.

You ought to consider making a wash of a slightly darker color (or Army Painter Strong or Weak Tone) and putting it in the recesses, like the hair.  Then, after drying, highlighting those surfaces.  Drybrushing with a flat brush ought to make it easier.

Also, some kind of shade (like Strong Tone) on the toes.  I did that on my Casanii Ferals and it turned out surprisingly well.

[Kryptovidicus]

Looking good! The freehand symbols and painted details are very well executed.