My goal is to one day win a Golden Daemon. Im always trying new ways to better my self as a painter. It really helps when you have people who are great painters at your club and can give you tips to take your models a step further.
A few days ago Mike Cho came by our LGS and dropped off some of his amazing models to put in a display case in the store. One of them was his 2011 silver golden daemon winning bloodletter on juggernaut. All these models have made first cut in past golden daemons. It was featured in this september's white dwarf and can be found on the GW site. He talked to me about different techniques to try to get the most out of my models as well as the time and dedication it takes to create amazing figures.
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Awsome minis
What inspires me? Seeing other cool and different works/schemes. People who step outside of the expected normal or studio schemes. Then I think to myself that I can try the same.
To keep motivated is hard for me. I have no Golden Daemon aspirations so no inclination to worry about advanced techniques - I just want my models to look good by my own standards. I also do not play (though I'd like to.) so getting an army to fully painted has yet to be a strong motivating force behind my hobby time. I guess at least right now my one motivation is to try to get as much of my queue done as possible before the new shiny sculpts manage to ensnare my attention enough to buy, thereby making my queue even larger. :)
Great response Dai.Hopefully you will start playing soon!
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