The Witcher: Old World - Manticore

The manticore was a fun model to paint.  The lion 'skin' came out pretty well and it was fun to paint another horse - or at least what is left of it.  

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The Witcher: Old World - Griffin

 

The griffin turned out ok, but I'm not very satisfied with the feathers as I think I could have done better given a few more ounces of patience.  The skin/beak turned out well with very little effort and I kept fighting the feathers trying to get the lighter bands worked into them. The biggest issue is that the sculpt doesn't have very good 'rows' of feathers to be able to make the light bands effective.  I'm sure given enough time I could have made it look better, but it got to that 'good enough for me' stage and moved on.  

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The Witcher: Old World - Brewess

The Brewess is a bit disturbing just as the other two crones of this trio.  The red got a little out of hand on the skin, but some parts of it look decently rubbed raw.

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The Witcher: Old World - Weavess

The Weavess is the creepiest of the three crones - and probably of the whole game.  I'm not sure what is going on with those extra legs or what might be in the package.  I don't particularly like how the clothes turned out, but decided to move right along.

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The Witcher: Old World - Whispess

The Whispess was fun to paint and turned out close enough to the reference art to my liking.  I could have added a bit more red to the skin as well as going darker brown with the clothes to better match, but decided to keep it a little brighter.  These crones are very creepy in the video game and the models follow suit.

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The Witcher: Old World - School of the Wolf

School of the Wolf Witcher.  I feel as though I kind of rushed this guy.  It still turned out decently enough, but I recall something coming up as I got to this stage of painting and I just called it done. 

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