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Saturday, July 11, 2009

Reaper 3205 travelling monk


Well, I went a little nuts with the robe, adding a little color variation here and there. I'm happy with the bit on the bottom of his robe, a reflection/effect of what magic may be kept in his bag. The purple/blue on his shoulder needs a little bit of work, but it's ok as is.
This figure as a D&D character will be that of a monk who has left his monastery to seek converts. He is a travelling showman, a magician entertainer whose "magic" is really a bunch of alchemical tricks (These tricks can/will also be used as utility weapons in battle.) Through his shows, he can observe the audience searching for those who have the right qualities for possibly becoming new converts.

2 comments:

  1. You must be one of the most prolific painters on the web. It seems that hardly a day goes by without you posting pictures of your latest project. Either you’re a fast painter or all your free time is taken up with painting!

    Keep up the excellent work. Your site is always a pleasure to visit.

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  2. And now I'm working on some goblins. But first, time to get back to some Conan the Cimmerian reading (the Del Ray collection.)

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