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These are part of my Dwarf army. To achieve the red I used a Dark Flesh basecoat, then applied Scab Red over the top (leaving the Dark Flesh in the recesses), before putting a layer of Red Gore over the top (leaving some of the Scab Red showing).
The armour and weapons were drybrushed Chainmail Silver over a Chaos Black undercoat.
The arrow feathers were drybrushed with Deheb Stone.
From left: Sneezy, Dopey, Doc, Happy, Grumpy and Sleepy.
There's a limit to how far Midjourney can stretch an image, and unfortunately it reached it just as it was adding the seventh dwarf. Luckily it was Bashful, so we can pretend he's just hiding.
T.A.1966 A company of dwarves ride past a farm on the outskirts of Bree on their way to the Blue Mountains.
Large 15mm/18mm scale (roughly 1:100)
Dwarves are from Eureka Miniatures 18mm fantasy range.
I paint the miniatures and usually build the terrain but this is another attempt at photographing my miniatures outside.
Dwarves + Nick Oliveri
live at Bloom Mezzago
(Milan)
7 May 2015
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These are part of my Dwarf army. To achieve the red I used a Dark Flesh basecoat, then applied Scab Red over the top (leaving the Dark Flesh in the recesses), before putting a layer of Red Gore over the top (leaving some of the Scab Red showing).
The armour and weapons were drybrushed Chainmail Silver over a Chaos Black undercoat.
The arrow feathers were drybrushed with Deheb Stone.
Dwarves + Nick Oliveri
live at Bloom Mezzago
(Milan)
7 May 2015
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© 2015 ELENA DI VINCENZO ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
I retain all copyrights of any picture on this page.
You may not modify, publish or use any files on
this page without written permission and consent.
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We are having a contest on CollegeHumor called "Gnarly 90s" where people submit their most "90s" photos. I went home and found the most 90's photo that I was in.
Check out my sick turqoise sweater.
Although others come here (note the path through the grasses) I imagine that it is my very own secret meadow because I have never encountered another soul on my many walks through this magical place. Sam (our old dog) and I go here 3 or 4 times a week to explore. There are dozens of deer trails through the grasses and wild rose thickets. Sam leads the way, almost always choosing a different route, sampling the many delicious smells he finds with his nose.
When I first came upon this meadow and forest of dwarf aspens, I literally stopped in my tracks and my mouth dropped open. I sensed something truly unique here. Entering through the dilapidated crooked gate was like stepping into a grand, hushed cathedral -- the place evokes in me the respect, quiet, mystery and honor Nature deserves. I determined on that first visit that I would try to document what it was about this place that touched my heart and spirit so profoundly. I wonder if any of the other people who come to this place have similar feelings. I wonder how long it will remain since it's on the edge of an area that is being re-developed and the old things here are being bulldozed for the new.
Besides the beckoning path, the textures and the shadows here ... the aspens were what stood out to me first: the spirit of this place is embodied and contained in the aspens. They are old, but short and full of character ... in my photographs of the meadow and wood, I have found it next to impossible to convey the stunted growth of these aspens. I have tried to capture their essence, their dwarfish forms with my camera but I don't think I have succeeded.
When I am there in the midst of the odd proportions of these aspens, I clearly see their size and shape relative to my own body. Yet when I see the photos on my hard drive, something essential is missing -- they look almost ordinary. I would be interested in anyone's feedback on this, as I am having a hard time articulating what I want to accomplish with these photos.
Part of the set, Magical Place
Dwarves + Nick Oliveri
live at Bloom Mezzago
(Milan)
7 May 2015
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his reward: He Who Shall Not Be Named's sweaty leather jock strap on his neck...
All photos by mike rosati photography for www.theowlmag.com
Two dwarves guard the El Capitan's Wall of Fame, which currently features a map of Narnia, or perhaps Middle Earth, or perhaps, they're the same place...?
These are part of my Dwarf army. To achieve the red I used a Dark Flesh basecoat, then applied Scab Red over the top (leaving the Dark Flesh in the recesses), before putting a layer of Red Gore over the top (leaving some of the Scab Red showing).
The armour and weapons were drybrushed Chainmail Silver over a Chaos Black undercoat.
The arrow feathers were drybrushed with Deheb Stone.
Dwarves + Nick Oliveri
live at Bloom Mezzago
(Milan)
7 May 2015
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© 2015 ELENA DI VINCENZO ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
I retain all copyrights of any picture on this page.
You may not modify, publish or use any files on
this page without written permission and consent.
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Dwarves + Nick Oliveri
live at Bloom Mezzago
(Milan)
7 May 2015
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© 2015 ELENA DI VINCENZO ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
I retain all copyrights of any picture on this page.
You may not modify, publish or use any files on
this page without written permission and consent.
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T.A.1966 A company of dwarves ride past a farm on the outskirts of Bree on their way to the Blue Mountains.
Large 15mm/18mm scale (roughly 1:100)
Dwarves are from Eureka Miniatures 18mm fantasy range.
I paint the miniatures and usually build the terrain but this is another attempt at photographing my miniatures outside.
Dwarves + Nick Oliveri
live at Bloom Mezzago
(Milan)
7 May 2015
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© 2015 ELENA DI VINCENZO ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
I retain all copyrights of any picture on this page.
You may not modify, publish or use any files on
this page without written permission and consent.
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