"So, this is a rabbit, I thought..."

"So, this is a rabbit, I thought..." - Abominabunny

"Today vegetables...

tomorrow the world!"

- Bunnicula

Welcome into The Art of Caesura!

We're shifting gears this week from The World of Smog: Rise of Moloch, over to another Kickstarter that I backed last year: Zombicide Green Horde!

On painting Winston a few weeks ago, I really liked the super small scale of that little animal, so I rooted around for a similarly miniscule mini; and what I found...was horrifying: ABOMINABUNNY!!

This little guy was a lot of fun...and he looks pretty lethal in the game too!

I started with White Scar and gave him a wash of 50:50 Drakenhoff Nightshade and Lahmian Medium - this gave him a nice eerie blueish tinge.

I highlighted the fur back up to white, leaving the grey-blue in the crevices.

Look at the cute little bunny...

His ears are Screamer Pink with Druchii Violet down towards the inner ear.

For his eyes, I shaded the sockets with Nuln Oil then dotted the eyes with Ushabti Bone and then White Scar.

His teeth are just White Scar with Seraphim Sepia. And then the blood. Oh yes, the blood! Blood for the Blood God painted down his front and then flicked on using my stiff stippling brush.

I know, a weird choice for my first Zombicide mini but I really enjoyed painting this guy!

Till next week on The Art of Caesura!

Reading: A Family Tradition - Rory Say

Listening: Save Tonight - Eagle-Eye Cherry

Drinking: Blue Buck - Phillip's Brewery

Next Week:

Dredging up the past...

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