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06/25/2009

Some new Reaper models to share. These were commissions done for my DM Kyle. He's also a DM for another group of guys that he works with. These mini's are to be used to represent the adventurers in a 4th edition campaign.

Welcome to the Artisan's Edge. My corner of the web where I showcase my meager miniature painting skills and whatever else I have going on in my life. I hope you find it interesting enough to stick around.

06/07/2009

I thought I'd post something a little different this time around. These are a few shots of my regular Pathfinder gaming group. We usually play twice a month at my place. The big guy in the green shirt on the end is Kyle our DM. At first I thought the red eyes in the photo was a result of my camera acting up. I was wrong. I think the camera somehow captured a hint of his true nature. He is actually evil. No joke. Pure evil.

Random pics of Maya

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

What I'm up to at the moment

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

05/11/2009

For the life of me I just can't find the motivation to pick up the paint brush. These new mini's weren't even done recently. I've just been too lazy to post them.

03/28/2009

Another long overdue update. I could have posted some of this months ago but I get lazy and can't be bothered sometimes. Better late than never I guess. Anyway most of these models were painted to represent various player characters in my own personal RPG games. I've recently been playing regular sessions of Pathfinder Society and Living The Forgotten Realms 4th edition. I'm the resident miniature painter in the various group so I've taken it upon myself to paint up a model to represent each of the player characters. Fun times.

01/20/2009

A few new Reaper Miniatures for the new year. At first I wasn't crazy about the big blond on the left when I first saw him on the shelf at the local shop. I changed my mind when a friend of mine picked him up and I got a better look at it. I immediately placed an order for him and started on it the minute I got it in hand. Unfortunately for me the axe blade was poorly cast. I wasn't going to send it back to be replaced. I had to paint it right away so I was forced to do a little surgery. The double axe head became a single and I got to paint a great model.

 

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