Miniature Painting Project: Aasimar Paladin

This truly was a labor of love. I am so excited to show it to the young lady that I painted it for.

Of note, the white cloak ended up turning a super pale blue as I used Citadel (Dry) Chronus Blue to attempt to dry brush, nearly washing away all of the blue wash I used on the miniature.

Okay, I can recover from this, I thought.

I then used the army painter D&D Miniature Painting set Lawful White (otherwise known as Matt White), and dry brushed that over the top. It turned out spectacularly.

I then used Army Painter Oak Brown for his pants, contrasting with the Army Painter Leather Brown that I used for all the straps and belts.

Lastly, I did, with a detailed brush, the Army Painter “The Psycho” to be specific, the filigree on his shield.

It may not be perfect, but I painted all of it by hand. No shortcut techniques here.

What’s next for me? Well, there’s another little girl awaiting her own miniature to be painted. I need to have them both done before Wednesday evening.

Here’s where I stand on that one.

As you can see, I still have a ways to go. In fact, I have quite a bit of ways to go. I’m going to end up repainting all of her non-bronzy armor a darker brown, and then using a lighter brown to highlight everything with dry brushing. Since I seem to have gotten the technique, I’m going to use it. Especially since I found a good brush to do it with.

Ladies, if you happen to be reading my blog: to the one of you playing the paladin, I hope you like what you’re getting this week. To the one who is playing the rogue, just you wait, you’ll love yours as well.

Until next time, Dear Readers…

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