"Prowling in the Dark" - Descent: Legends of the Dark - Wolves

"Prowling in the Dark" - Descent: Legends of the Dark - Wolves - Part 2

‘Tis like the howling of Irish wolves against the moon.

– William Shakespeare, As You Like It, Act 5, Scene 2.

Welcome back to another Friday on The Art of Caesura!

My goodness, we're getting close to the end of the year, but we still have a couple of juicy posts before we bid farewell to 2023.

While today's post (the Friday before Christmas) would typically be my Christmas post, I'm actually going to schedule that post to come out on Christmas Day so that you'll have a little bit of The Art of Caesura in your life while comatose on turkey and merging with the couch.

Today is the second parter to last week's post. We're looking at the first minis that I have painted from Descent: Legends of the Dark: Wolves!

I went through my whole painting process in last week's post. I explained how I am trying to use the airbrush more and I even used oils for the first time!

With their large, exaggerated details, these wolves not only painted up quickly, but were very forgiving for trying new techniques.

And there they are! The first minis that I've painted from Descent: Legends of the Dark. The first of many.

See you next week on The Art of Caesura!

Reading: Lessons in Chemistry - Bonnie Garmus

Gaming: Warhammer 40 000: Rogue Trader

Next Week:

Ho, ho, ho!

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