I keep on preparing Orctober. After the Dark Alliance sets, I wanted to try to paint the Caesar figures.
Their style are very different from one another: the Dark Alliances ones are much smaller than the Caesar, which are sculpted in the spirit of the Games Workshop green horde.
At first, I wondered whether I would paint these ones in green, so that I would get two different hordes, from two different orc people, but I eventually decided to stick to the initial color scheme, and use other items to represent different people: the clothes of course, and also, why not... warpaints.
Here you are the first of my Wild Orcs, as a test shot.
A close-up to have a look at the warpaints. White for the skull and some stylized bones, with red lines and hands for blood (of course).
And last, a picture of the Wild Orc as a bodyguard for the orc queen.
What do you think ? Is the color scheme convincing ? And the warpaints ?
Thank you in advance for your wise comments, my fellow painters :)
Their style are very different from one another: the Dark Alliances ones are much smaller than the Caesar, which are sculpted in the spirit of the Games Workshop green horde.
At first, I wondered whether I would paint these ones in green, so that I would get two different hordes, from two different orc people, but I eventually decided to stick to the initial color scheme, and use other items to represent different people: the clothes of course, and also, why not... warpaints.
Here you are the first of my Wild Orcs, as a test shot.
A close-up to have a look at the warpaints. White for the skull and some stylized bones, with red lines and hands for blood (of course).
And last, a picture of the Wild Orc as a bodyguard for the orc queen.
What do you think ? Is the color scheme convincing ? And the warpaints ?
Thank you in advance for your wise comments, my fellow painters :)
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