I am thrilled to share with you all my latest miniature painting project that I am incredibly proud of. It is none other than the Executioner from the “The Bringers of Quiet” release by 3DArtDigital. This was a particularly challenging project for me, but it was also one of the most rewarding.
The level of detail in this piece is exceptional, and I was able to use proper blending techniques to create a smooth transition of colors on the leather parts of the miniature. The executioner’s clothing has a natural leather texture, and I wanted to make sure that the different parts of the leather, such as the straps and belts, were properly defined.
Another challenging aspect of this miniature was the ork head that the executioner holds high in his hand. The greenskin on the ork head required multiple layers of paint and blending to achieve a natural look, and I’m happy with how it turned out. The blending technique allowed me to create a realistic transition from the lightest green to the darkest shades, resulting in a realistic and gruesome ork head.
Aside from the technical aspects of the miniature, I enjoyed the story behind it. The Executioner is from “The Bringers of Quiet” release by 3DArtDigital, and the executioner’s pose, holding the ork head up high, adds to the brutality and savagery of the scene. It’s a gruesome reminder of the reality of life in the world of fantasy.
Overall, I’m extremely proud of this miniature and the work that went into it. The blending technique used on the leather and greenskin, combined with the natural textures and intricate details of the miniature, make it one of my most accomplished pieces.
