The Ice Fisherman of Titan Gallery is up!
Today the Cassini Space craft makes it’s final plunge into the atmosphere of Saturn. In honor of this great achievement I want to share a project of mine that was inspired by Cassini’s great journey: The Ice Fisherman of Titan.
His skin is cracked and weathered beyond his years. Yet, in his eyes, hope shines like rings glittering in the light of a distant sun.
This project is dedicated to My Father Stephen DiPietro. Thank you for always encouraging me to shoot for the stars no matter how distant. I love you Dad.
A BIG update to the Display Quality Gallery!
I’ve added a TON of new content to the Display Quality Miniatures gallery! Check out all the new additions!
Ashlynn: The Dusk of Llael
Atlas Super Heavy Battlemech
Morvahanna at Dawn
Flower Knight
Mortenebra
AKALIS SIKH COMMANDO
CATCH THE SUNRISE
Jet Girl
FIONA THE BLACK
New Article: Learning to Sketch in Value
If you’ve been enjoying the expressive “sketch style” gaming miniatures I’ve been producing for this first year of Contrast Miniatures then you’ll be excited for this article! Here is an introduction to my process so that anyone can try their hand at this new and attractive style.
iNFINITY Spetanaz Commandos
The Dark Nomads of Thamar
Recently I got back to expanding a small Thamarite themed mercenary force for Warmachine! Here are two Nomad warjacks I converted and painted for this sketch style warband.
MORE GAMING MINIATURES!
10 Thunders Crane Clan Warband
Recently I had the pleasure to paint a Malifaux warband on commission. I knew these Monks would look great in the Sketch Style. With efficient paintjobs I was able to spend some time adding freehand Tattoos to some of the special characters. I Really like this little warband! It was a blast to paint and it will look great on the battlefield!
MORE GAMING MINIATURES!
Learning to Sketch: an Overview
Ever wonder what is the meaning of the term “sketching” in art and in miniatures? What utility does sketching serve the artist? What are some examples of sketching in various mediums? And what are some methods for applying the sketching concept to miniatures in particular? These are the questions I will seek to answer in this article, the first in a series on the wonderful art of sketching.
