I imagine this figure as somewhat of a Don Quijote character, riding around the countryside on his great steed, looking for monsters to slay and damsels to rescue. At least that is what he thinks he does. In reality he is mostly getting hammered, and often ends up fighting with his pig or some other unfortunate soul who crosses his path. Here we can see him on yet another bender, facing of with a foul creature.
TimPLUS
A very very nice piece. I particularly like the the work on the cleaver and and the pot helmet. I’ve given a silver as I feel the pig isn’t quite to the same standard as the goblin, he’s really nice and I like the texture you’ve painted but I think he looks a little desaturated compared. The NMM is a little linear and isn’t as successful and the front and I’d have liked to have seen the smaller details such as the grapes receive a little more love. It’s still a wonderful effort though and you should be very proudJoel Arklind Kelmeling
Thank you for your praise as well as the constructive feedback! There definetly is a lot that could be done better, and some details fell victim to me wanting to finish the piece. I am still very early in my painting journey and this is just the third model where I try NMM, so I'm very much learning as I go. Therefore I apreciate constructive criticism like this, while still being happy with what I have done. :)Rhiana, "Cyradis"
This is hilarious! I like the attention to detail you captured on such a small figure. I see what Tim means on the NMM being linear, but I see that as a bit stylistic and being on the edge of cartoony - which works on this character. Awesome little scene :)davidg100
Realy funny miniature ! A lot of détail on it and you perfectly rendered all that stuff ! Itvs a golde for meStanislav_Musevich
Very nice! gold!Davide De Angelis (CtrlAltCancMinis)
gold beautiful painting and modelJoel Arklind Kelmeling
Thank you for your comments all! I am happy you enjoyed it :DSergey PopovichenkoPLUS
WOW!!!!