Another week, another Zombie kid! And some more yellow - I am using the opportunity to practice painting yellow in anticipation of 3 minis I want to get painted soon-ish that all feature yellow quite prominently.
Work has been very busy for me this week, plus the Pulp City: Cold War Kickstarter launch took place, so time for painting has been limited when I have not been feeling tired. Therefore getting one Zombie painted was a nice small goal. All that aside, I now have some time off work so I hope to get a few more minis painted in the next 7 days!
In addition to this Zombie kid, I also finished Papa Zombie (click for link) in the past few days for my own Pulp City collection as a fitting ancillary miniature for Zomtober. That means I have finished two out of the planned three minis I planned to paint that were not regular Zombies or Tooth & Sword Shambling Zombies. That took me to seven minis for the month, already matching what I managed in 2014, and leaves me every chance of finishing ten or even eleven in total if momentum is sustained.
I need to prep another Zombie kid to ensure I can stick to the theme I stumbled onto for my own output this year, but I am fairly confident of meeting my weekly target for the final entry next week.
What a characterful miniature, you did a magnificent job painting her.
ReplyDeleteWhich colours did you use for the skin?
Thanks Wouter. :)
DeleteMy tried and true recipe is this:
1. Base of Vallejo MC Green-grey
2. Paint a mix of VMC green-grey and V<C Leather Brown into areas needing shading
3. Tidy up with VMC Green-grey
4. 1st highlight 2:1 Green-grey and Basic Skintone
5. 2nd highlight 1:1 same colours
If I do a 3rd highlight, it is at 1:2 the same two colours
Terrific stuff PulpCitizen, though perhaps a little young for a Green Bay Packer fan ;-) I really like both the yellow and the green, and nice work on the hair too. Lovely little lass.
ReplyDeleteThanks Blaxkleric. :)
DeleteLove it! Full of dread.
ReplyDeleteThanks PMMDJ. :)
DeleteI do find these child zombies wonderfully creepy - in a good way you understand. Great job Sir.
ReplyDeleteThanks Michael. :)
DeleteI promise a different theme next year!
(It was supposed to have been priests/religious types of different denominations this year...)
Very nice. I do wish I'd painted my zombies grey skinned now, as your (and may others) do look rather nice
ReplyDeleteThanks Roy. :)
DeleteI think that any colour scheme works if it consistent: green, grey, off-yellow, etc. :)
What a lovely little beast! Great work PC dude!
ReplyDeleteThanks Bob. :)
DeleteI am liking the yellow and she is shy and cute. Well done sir!
ReplyDeleteCheers Bullcher. :)
DeleteBrilliant Work, PC! Another creepy kid - think I need some of these to paint up as ghosts. Could you tell me who makes these? Thanks.
ReplyDeleteRegards Jez
Thanks Jez. :)
DeleteI could really see them working well as ghosts and think that is a great idea. This and last week's mini are from Studio Miniatures' "Tiny Terrors" pack. :)
great stuff. Go for 10. That would be a record.
ReplyDeleteCheers. I am striving to do so!
DeleteUnsettling. A nice follow-up to last week's offering.
ReplyDeleteThanks. :)
DeleteOne more creepy Zombie kid coming up next weekend I hope! :)
Sweet work dude looks fantastic!
ReplyDeleteCheers mate. :)
DeleteYay zombie kids!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Robert> :)
DeleteOne more Zombie kid to go!
Nice work Pulp! These zombie kids are ghastly!
ReplyDeleteAh, yes, that's a delightful set. There aren't enough zombie kids out there, I say. Kudos, Mr. Citizen. Papa looks nice, too.
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