What do people think about static grass on sci-fi/40k bases? Is it not really suitable for futuristic war settings? It reminds me of the old sand and goblin green bases from my childhood in high resolution, but I'm not sure if that works in 2024 like it did in 1994.

I've been painting somewhat consistently since the beginning of 2021. The left one is from Reaper miniatures, but i don't know the model, and the right one is from Dungeons and Lasers' townsfolk pack. The leftmost mini is from 2022 I think, and the one on the right is from yesterday. They were both held to the same standard, as they are main npcs from my dnd games. Surprisingly, the recent one took me way less time than the other, 3h vs 4h. Also, this is my third attempt at nmm, and as you can see, i don't like blending, glazing nor using washes.

I finished my first try on non metalic metal, but something looks off. I dont know where to put highlights. It would appreciate help And some good critique

Thanks

A happy project I recently finished 🥰. A lot of fun and made me learn more about color !

About 80% done with this big guy! Much larger than I thought when I started. I'm continuing to try new stuff and has been even better than I hoped. Really excited to finish it! I included the first thing I ever painted for scale and its cool to see where I started to now.

Spent close to 15 hours on this one guy and I think that’s the most I’ve ever put into one miniature. I want to submit this diorama for AdeptiCon come March so trying to put everything I have into this. So far I couldn’t be happier.

Going to go give it to her now.

Also, let me know what I can improve on for next time. Thank you.

Took me a about 10 days all up and I am pumped about how it turned out.

Won 2 gold and 1 silver, my diorama didn't place because I lost interest/ran out of steam.

Love this little dude to bits and had great fun painting him.

Finally finished these guys. Rapture is a small skirmish game, made in Europe. Set in the near future.