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"The Secret Flame" - Liz Sherman - Part 2

"Pyrotechnic abilities first manifest at age 11.
Resultant fire leveled one city block..."

Hellboy: Seed of Destruction


Hi! Welcome back to The Art of Caesura, your weekly happy hit of miniature painting from the South West of Ireland!

Last week we looked at my struggles and successes painting Liz Sherman from Hellboy: The Board Game, today we'll look at the finished result!


I mentioned last week, that I'm really happy with how she turned out in the end, and I'm even more so now seeing her under the atmospheric lighting.


I have said before that some models just photograph better than others with my set-up (and some look worse in the photos than in real life) - Liz is one of the former. The dark background really accentuates her flames, happily so, as I laboured on them for ages.


I think these photos show how the fire stands out nicely against the muted browns, blacks and greys of the rest of her. 



I hope you have enjoyed these two weeks of Liz Sherman. We're getting towards the end of the Hellboy minis that I have painted to date. Only one hero remains...

...And to find out which, you'll just have to tune in again next week to The Art of Caesura!


Reading: The Bookkeeper's Skull - Justin D. Hill
Watching: Jeopardy!


Next Week:

Fear the claw...

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