Greater Good Chaser from Wargame Exclusive

Worked through this Elster FDM print. The layered texture of the print presents its own challenges, but also an opportunity to focus on controlled brushwork and selective detailing rather than perfection. Prints are becoming a part of my process allowing me to practice techniques and make mistakes

Wargame Exclusive Greater Good Resting Sniper A muted palette of greens and grays and soft shading gives her a serene, worn look. Subtle weathering on her rifle and scattered rubble on the base quietly allude to the conflict now behind her.

It was fun painting this barrel mimic at a mini painting class at Haunted Game Cafe.

A quiet study in contrast and color. This piece leans into soft transitions—cool tones in the hair balanced against the warm, organic textures of the base. The surrounding elements were treated with a restrained palette to support the figure. Overall, a calm and deliberate project.

A quick paint focused on clarity and function. Originally intended as a steampunk-inspired piece, though I couldn’t help but see Albert Wesker throughout the process. The palette changed to simple and controlled, with a deliberate red accent to guide attention.

Silent, precise, and already gone before you knew she was there. A quiet take on a Greater Good stealth suit from Minigames Minis. The palette leans into restrained purples and desaturated tones to support the model’s intended role—low visibility, controlled presence, and precision.

Tyranid

Battle Sophie from Reaper Miniatures. Painted with Pro Acryl, Army Painter, and Vallejo paints. It was fun to practice NMM and OSL on this peice. I set her up on a slight elevation to give a heroic look.

This mage from Kingdom Death Monster captures the dark elegance and unsettling atmosphere the range is known for a moody, shadow-heavy aesthetic.

Finished this Space Crusaders Sirin with a rich purple skin tone and matching wings that fade into darker shades for a sinister, otherworldly look.

Finished my Eversor Assassin—high-contrast blacks, cold blue reflections, and a brutal red/green accent scheme. Ruined base + toxic spills to sell the “lethal strike in the rubble” vibe

Tamoko from Hasslefree Minis

Happy Halloween

Akagi

I imagined this green dragon had not moved in some time and nature started to grow on the dragon. The mini is a Pathfinder Blue Dragon from Deep Cuts.

More The Thing monsters

This piece shows gore. I got a set of The Thing Aliens from Pendragon. This is the dog version. I have not played the game but this is one of my favorite horror movies so I had to get the set.

Frozen Pond Acrylic on canvas

Posthuman spitfire from Infinity.

These boardgame quality pieces have been really fun quick paints. This beer drinking martial artist changed from my original plan but I really like how it turned out.

I used an old Tryannids paint scheme to piant this mini. Ankheg from Nolzhurs

Water Clock - inspired by the the water clock at the Indianapolis Children's Museum. Acrylic on canvas

Andromeda, Sophistes of the Steel Phalanx from Infinity. I started this project last year and I finally had the opportunity to finish painting it.

Sad clown dog

Female wraith from Reaper Miniatures.