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"Plaguey Duder" - Lord of Blights - Complete

A Lord of Blights is a brutish figure 
who creates and destroys in equal measure. 
Swollen with muscle, he lumbers into the midst 
of the foe swinging his bubotic hammer in thunderous arcs. 
Every impact shatters bone and ruptures organs, 
leaving his victims lying like bruised and rotten fruit on the ground.



Hello one and all and welcome back to The Art of Caesura!

I hope you're looking forward to a great weekend. Let's get it off to a good start by admiring the culmination of the past few weeks efforts: the Lord of Blights in all his festering glory. 


If you're just joining us, this is the model that I started at Marco Frisoni's workshop a few weeks ago. We have seen the value sketch and then moved on to the colours last week. 


To say that I'm happy with how this guy turned out would be an understatement. As I mentioned above, I have already waxed lyrical about the painting process of this guy for a few weeks now, so let's just sit back and let the Lord of Blights speak for himself. 





















So there we have him! The best model that I have ever painted (to date!) I hope that you've enjoyed following along with this guy. I'm excited to incorporate learnings from this model into future painting endeavours. 

I'll see you right here next week on The Art of Caesura!


Reading: Warcry Tome of Champions 2021 and Snow Crash - Neal Stephenson


Next Week:

Guns a blazin'!

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