Bubble-gum tape dispenser terrain finished.

some mod podge and old aquarium gravel. A gum container, an old faucet stem, faucet screens and old clock parts.

a toad.

it's like staining, except that it's a half-assed job with acrylic glaze, corelia Greenshade, and nuln oil.

May break my bones

"Woolybear caterpillar climbing leftover Black-eyed Susan twig from the previous summer, underneath crocus in a spring rainstorm." 2020. Crayon, colored pencils.

some wire railing.

tonight! I shoved some slate into plumber's epoxy putty. Good times.

Switching up to terrain. This thing I started a year ago. Platform building, ladder making. To-Go sushi chopsticks, popsicle sticks and coffee stirrers.

logged in a game of Survive! I've got an original 80s version. This game is gorgeous in its simplicity, its swingy-ness, and impending doom. There were plenty of casualties at the end. I am persistently flicked-in-the-ear by the idea of making a giant three-dimensional version mounted on hexagon ceramic tiles, a combat system between the island inhabitants, classes, skills, and dolphin models.

You know. One of those dreams.

this wizard / rogue psyker / Ministorum priest. I've got little or no direction with this.

gold leaf.

a toad for the bestiary. I did a lime green undercoat, then tried out the ork green contrast paint. Probably mostly drybrushing after this, we will see where it goes. I'd like it to get a lot more earthy.

During our world-wide quarantine efforts, I thought I would start by painting this guy. I also build the birdhouse in the background. But that's another thing altogether.

the light of the word

another cawdor

and some more.

this guy.

more cawdor work.