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"Twisted and Hateful" - Preyton Part III

When they charge they use their blackened 
and serrated antlers crashing into their foes 
and shredding as much flesh as possible 
with violent swings of their heads.

Lexicanum


You're all very welcome to The Art of Caesura!

Today marks the third and final post regarding Forge World's Preyton. If you missed the first two, you can go back and check out the painting of the Preyton here, and the construction of the swamp base here


As a quick side note, I found that someone has just recently made a mod to play with the Preyton in Total War: Warhammer! Topical!


I was very excited to take my dark and moody (read: emo) photos of this guy, because I hoped they would really drive home the desaturated palette and stark contrasts between light and dark. Let me know what you think. 








I'm happy with how the textures turned out: the feathers and torn flesh, iridescent and glossy and the rest satin or matte. 







I even entered this guy in an online painting competition with a Grimdark theme and placed third out of 10 or so - happy enough with that!


Watching: The Fall - Season 3
Reading: The New Jim Crow : Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colourblindness - Michelle Alexander
Listening: The Great Chinggis Khaan - The Hu


Next Week:

Cry 'Havoc!,' and let slip the Dogs of War...

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