Peter de Sève

I can't draw a hand correctly (NSFW) and I struggle to paint correct rust effects. But even if I can't produce anything good with a pencil, I'm still mad about graphism. 

And on the top of it, there are cartoons.

I really enjoy cartoons. Since I'm in age to watch them, I never ever stopped.

Then came Ice Age and it's main character : Scrat.

This pretty stupid animal was created by one of the best cartoons drawer I ever knew : Peter de Sève.

He gave the New Yorker some of its best covers, and always gives me a smile when I look at the illustrations.

Fortunately, you can find (almost all) its great work in one book.

And if you want to have news, you can follow Peter's Blog.

You can even buy some illustrations (!)...

Chevalier Eldar #1 - WiP 05

Finally some real progress !

Metallic are done, yellow parts too and almost all gems have the blues. (pun intended)

Now the bases are done, I need to work on the edges and other stuff.

Base's still not done : I need to add some undercoat before painting.

Eldar Knight #1 - WiP 04

Finally, it has more than two colors.

Full black, some parts in yellow.
But all the gems will be painted in blue.

The base's painting is delayed.

Eldar Knight #1 - WiP 03

Back to work !

I finally started it. Not much work, but it's a start.

There won't be much Yellow on this one. I'll but blue gems and some metallic parts.

I need it to be dark and strong.

Sorry, post delayed.

Dear readers, I'm sorry to annouce that there won't be a post this week.

I didn't put enough work on my minies to have anything worth a pic.

WInter is coming, and I have work to do at home, before cold gets too... cold to let us work on the house roof.

Eldar Knight #1 & 2 - WiP

Working on two Eldars knights at a time.

I painted everything in black undercoat.

I'll have to paint some parts in yellow, and I'll use some bone undercoat for it.

For now, I don't know which parts will be painted in yellow.

Eldar Knight #2 - WiP 01

Here we go with the second Eldar Knight.

I started by cutting some plastic sprues and glue them on the base.

I created some relief I covered with some glued newspaper.

Then I added glue, sand and gravels on the paper.

It created an apocalypse landscape, with holes and bumps.