Fun With Paint and Other Non-8 Bits


Been a busy last couple of weeks; I was in Las Vegas for the GAMA Trade Show representing Steve Jackson Games. I'm on deadline as well; one project is for a game and the other is editing-related. I've been a bit… disgruntled? Kerfluffled? Irate? Why? Well, this word begins with "P" and doesn't rhyme with Poole. In a word — politics. Problem is, I went back and read some of my other "Can I even try to make sense out of these rants?" posts and I felt I was being too negative and pretty weak. The news and subsequent rants got the better of me and my mood to the point where it was counterproductive. So, to remedy this, I took some time off from my deadlines this weekend for sanity purposes and dove back into art. The fastest way to boost my mood is to simply create. Simply… be.


I have a few toys I want to paint with more intricate designs; a blank My Little Cthulhu and a larger Munny. To ramp up my skills, though, I wanted to paint some less expensive figures.


An Iteration of Frankenberry Painted on a Toy

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Published on March 25, 2012 18:03
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