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Season's Greetings! - Christmas 2019

Viking christmas, it's viking christmas
Officially we despise any of those christian customs
But in secrecy we can't flee the christmas spell
I bet you can't imagine how sentimental we can be:
Bearded vikings reenact the nativity scene

Viking Christmas - Amon Amarth



Merry Christmas one and all! Let's welcome in the festive season on The Art of Caesura!

This is a special Christmas for me - it's my first one as a dad! To help celebrate the season here on the blog are a few of the models that I painted this year, all in their festive finery!


Forgeworld
I hope you have a (M)aw-some Christmas (Ooooo that was like something out of a Christmas cracker!)

Hellboy
Someone's getting coal for Christmas!

Santa's little helper (but don't tell him that)

Admiral
Santa upgrades from a sleigh to an Ironclad.

Look out! He's got his magic hat!

Ewww, now it smells of Underhive.

What does the fox say? "Merry Christmas", what else?

Exploding with Christmas cheer.

The ghost of Christmas Yet-to-Come.

The Right Hand of Christmas.

Slay bells ring...

My daughter's first Christmas!

I hope everyone has a safe and happy Christmas season! Now go and gorge yourselves on as much chocolate you can fit in your mouth at once!

I'll see you back here next week, just before New Years, to peer ahead at the year to come right here on The Art of Caesura!


Watching: King Arthur: Legend of the Sword (2017)- Guy Ritchie


Next Week:

2020!

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