New layout

Posted on 4 November 2013 by August

Due to fact my old theme was outdated (it was outdated on the day I installed it… over 2 years ago), I decided to change layout. This one is based on standard Twenty Eleven theme, though we’re still working on customising it (Bobson is working on it as well, because he’s better at coding stuff). Yes, it’s still WIP.
I wouldn’t let it work in WIP state under other cirumstances, but some important plugins weren’t working anymore (and I’m not talking about FB share), so I had to take quick action.

Any comments and suggestions are welcome. And, if you don’t remember how it looked previously, either you’re bad fan, or I did good job, so you didn’t notice any difference 😉

Just kidding.

S Equip Hunter is like 85% done. Last WIP part should be there soon. Not Soon™.

Cheers!

WIP Update – S Equip Hunter

Posted on 31 October 2013 by August

I had small break in work, due to… other work. But finally, here’s update!

Here’s small preview on armour and how I worked on skintone. Yes.
Right now I’m painting her face and hair, so you may expect new photos soon (unless I’ll play Pokemon X. Then you can expect nothing. Ahah).

Enjoy!

New WIP Gallery – S Equip Hunter

Posted on 4 October 2013 by August

Long time since my last post, heh? I don’t know, I’ve been working on kits, but haven’t made any significant progress which I could share.
But now I finally started painting S Equip Hunter. First part of this WIP contains photos of tasty baco… emmm… of piggy king. Yes.
More to come soon.

Whole kit is going to be handbrushed.

Enjoy.

New Gallery – Naruga Airou

Posted on 29 August 2013 by August

So it’s done and photographed – my little ninja kitty from Monster Hunter, I’ve recieved from Seraph.

Wrinkles on water made with Vallejo’s glossy varnish.

Enjoy.

New WIP Gallery – Naruga Airou

Posted on 23 August 2013 by August

Work in Progress on ninja kitty. Yes, that’s how I call him, since I have absolutely no knowledge about Monster Hunter.
Because this kit was straight-forward to assemble, required no prep work and didn’t have much pieces to paint… The WIP gallery is rather small. I didn’t feel making enough progress to show you, and when I noticed one, it was already done.

Gallery will be soon.