[Painted Minis] My wife's minis.

[LostSoul]

Holy Caligula's crap, those are good!

 

[Jeremy]

Leslie says, "Thanks guys!"

Ace, any suggestions for how to go about selling the painted mini's? How does your friend do it?

No new minis yet, hopefully tomorrow sometime.

In the mean time, check out some of her character artwork I've scanned in. It's over here...

http://enworld.cyberstreet.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=24911

 

[Malessa]

Ok Leslie, I'm offically jealous! Saw your character sketches...I love your dragon! grumble, grumble.....enough said!

 

[Jeremy]

More minis!

Here's her version of one of the WotC monks..

 

[Jeremy]

Our gaming group has amassed around 200-250 minis from all kinds of different places over 5 or 6 years. Leslie went through them and picked some that looked fun, and for some reason this ugly guy jumped out at her, who knows where he came from.

Fomorian Giant

 

[Jeremy]

One thing Leslie really likes doing is working off reference work to get something to turn out precisely the way the person she's doing it for wants. She about kicked me when I remembered that there is a picture of Kerwyn in the PHB. AFTER she had finished the mini. Oops.

Kerwyn

 

[Jeremy]

If any of you have kept a whole lot of minis with no place to store or transport them besides shoe boxes you know terrible things happen to those with long appendages or pieces that stick way out. Consider that a lesson learned here.

Herald

 

[Jeremy]

Heh. We've got like 5 of these huge treant figures. Leslie had fun with this one. He's just evil looking!

 

[Jeremy]

You want to play a WHAT?

Half Water Elemental Unicorn.

Well, it is a 13th level game... I suppose...

Good. One more question, will your wife paint her for me?

Are you kidding? She loves unicorns. Give it fairy wings and it'll be done today.

 

[Jeremy]

Heh. Real dwarf's dwarf here. Dunlop has risen all the way through the ranks and is now the reigning King of his own Dwarven Citadel. My best memory of him is him with his 8 dex trying to tumble away from a dragon with his -10 armor check penalty. Even though he fell flat on his face, the dragon got nothing but armor spikes. He came up spitting dirt telling us that was the way dwarves tumbled.