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Completed painting Tilly, a 28mm scale mini by by Statuesque Miniatures.
Base was hand made from all sorts of stuff including plasticard, etched brass, plaster and a resin barrel.
These are some of the miniatures that I have done and the photo was taken with a penny to show the scale. The first piece was turned from a walnut shell into a hollow vessel. The second is was a very small vase from brazilian rosewood and the third is a small hollow vase made from brazilian rosewood. The third vase holds a miniature rose from my garden that I dried.
This works as a miniature. The setup is again fairly simple and the people are nicely contrasted. It is also very colorful which I like. On the other hand, I don't think it works as a photo generally. Frankly, I have no idea why anyone would want to look at it. When I took the photo I thought that the action at the counter and the people at the computer stations might be intesting. But it doesn't translate well.
4th c. BCE, from Naupactus/Nafpaktos.
Archaeological Museum of Agrinion (Ministry of Culture site)
Agrinio, Aitoloakarnania, Greece
PAINTING KINGS VISIT MUGHAL ART STYLE
The magnificent scene of a king riding on elephant leads the onlookers to the ancient era of India during Mughal times.
On our travels to the Catskills for hikes, we've passed a farm right along the road that has a sort of "petting zoo" right off the road complete with a parking lot, updates on new additions, etc. Well, we finally stopped last June after a hike and so glad we did!! We saw this cutie along with many other creatures:).
Happy Furry Friday everyone!!!I attached a link about Miniature Donkeys.
www.littlefriendsranch.com/The Miniature Donkey.htm
Painted fresh off the factory floor in Dal'yth colours. I experimented with decals for the first time on this bird, but they fell off :/
Inspired by the Garro audio dramas, this model was made from regular 40k space marine and Chaos space marine bits and bobs.
This is Cool (really, it's his name!), and awesome! This miniature horse stands just about as tall as my male Great Dane Max. He is, of course, much bulkier, out weighing him by several hundred pounds but it was hard not to compare the height of the two. Cool pretty much has it made, living a life of leisure beside his best friend, a pot belly pig. Although he was a little leary of me at first, friendship was established quickly with an offering of a handfull of green grass from the clumps you can see in the background.