Worms are the intestines of the earth. - Aristotle  Wah Hooo! It's another Friday on The Art of Caesura! It was lovely to have you for the blog's 7th birthday last week! If you missed it, you can retrospectively join in the festivities  here ! So, you may have noticed that the blog's birthday present (the biggest model of the year) was revealed to be: The Giant Wyrm! ***Note on Spoilers: This model is one of the poster-boys of Oathsworn. It has been used in promotional content for the game prior to release. It is one of the few bosses NOT considered to be a spoiler (along with the Broodmother , and a few others).  Although the boss of Chapter 3, this is only the second Oathsworn boss that I have painted (I haven't made it 'round to the Chapter 2 boss yet). My painting philosophy for this guy was much the same as for the Broodmother: work quick, have fun, try new things! So! From a Wraithbone rattle-can base coat, I used an airbrush to highlight the raised surfaces w

  HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO THE ART OF CAESURA! Seven years old! SEVEN! It's getting to a stage where I can't quite believe that I have kept this humble hobby blog going every single week for seven years. I honestly don't think I've done anything else with such consistency for that length of time. Ever. I mean, weekly! For seven years! I am not even trying to be self-congratulatory (don't worry, that will come) I'm just in a state of genuine amazement at The Art of Caesura's longevity.  This is a party, so I want it to be a joyous event, but I do need to say that this has been a tough year for me so this blog, and the hobby that it documents, has been a very welcome creative outlet. I thank you for being here, and I'm sending positive thoughts, especially if you need them today! Now let's party!! Let's take a closer gander at some of the tidbits from the glorious party infographic (that's gotta be the first time those two words have been used togethe