Gravesite Markers for Age of Sigmar

Whipped up some markers for Nezzerat’s undead forces. There’s been a lot of talk of playing AoS in my group lately, who knows if it’ll happen but I like making stuff for the army. I never got around to making gravesite markers last time we were playing and always used dice as markers - wack! So I made some quick ones using an old board book that had gotten ruined:

Primed it up and the crazy crustard yellow and green look more cohesive:

Finally a quick little paintjob and flocking and it’s looking proper swampy:

That’s all folks! Hopefully some more AoS things soon

Xoxo

WRMHL 6/11

Well I can't call this a weekly update anymore HA. It's been about a month, and a busy one at that. As my second child gets closer to arrival - I've been head down trying to get all my loose ends tied up.

I still find some time here or there for some hobby however. Much of my effort has been in bashing and some light sculpting. I am working on random sci-fi duders. About 2 years ago (or more) that's all I would make and I loved it! Over the last couple years I have been mostly working on large army projects and have finished a few forces. I am glad to be back to this slower, pointless way of making INQ28 guys.

They will probably find some use here or there, but for now the satisfaction is seeing them being conjured into existence. Here are some examples:

I've also primed up a 54mm Sister of Battle that Dillon (@voidhalation) gave me. I've very stoked to try and paint at this scale.

Lastly, although I primed over it. I've been doing some hobbying with my 2 year old. The other day she dunked a blightlord terminator into my pot of basing material while we were painting and I loved the effect. I primed over it to have her paint again, she's happy to just have cool dudes to slop wet paint on so she won't mind doing this dude again:

Thanks for checkin it out. I may be posting some of these, no context style, onto IG. I'm not sure how I feel about trying to reengage over there, so we will see.

Love yall!

Terry

Weekly WRMHL 5/11

Phew - it's been almost a month since I last posted. This past month (and no doubt all of May) have been swamped. Been busy with finishing up a class for school, finishing personal artwork, and setting up a show with my wife at the gallery we are a part of - on top of just a handful of small projects that have added up.

Most of those things are behind me at long last, and I'm ready for another wave of to-do. Not sure why I do this to myself but I suppose it's better than just waitin' around to die.

Been working on making models towards my new Inq28 yarn that I've been spinning. Here is a Rogue Trader named Isadore Tilcott, captain of the "Starkloss" who procures rare books and objects for Inquisitor Selene as she hides away on Hasaresh 741. 

Here's one of his crew:

Here's a build shot of Isadore, the body is a bootleg delaque, arms are Wargames Atlantic pirates with some greenstuff work, and the head is a high elf head.

I've been working at a body of photography based on a local semi-abandoned factory:

And here's a few shots from the gallery, the space isn't huge but I fit what I could in there:

That's it for now, hope to be back next week with some more updates!

Love ya!

Weekly WRMHL 4/10

Just a little dump of things I've been working on to round out the week:

I've bashed up what will be a heavily moderated psyker for my (yet named) inquisitor's retinue:

Feels good to be at the work bench again building stuff after being singularly focused on BroPro. I've started painting him too, but that'll wait til later.

I'm hoping to have a post out documenting my board and build, but likely that will be a (free?) post on the patreon, so we'll get there when I can put it back together.

I've also been working on some xerox collages, trying some new things:

This last one will be displayed at my show at the end of this month. I am working with a local photography studio to enlarge it, and I'm excited to see what scale does to transform it.

I am sure I already have enough work for the show, but I'm trying to eek out one more artwork which will be similar to the upper lit corner in my Godling work - just larger.

We'll see!

Pce for now

Terry

Weekly WRMHL 3/20 and Daido Moriyama

This week's been a big work week for me, lots of projects at school that took most of my bandwidth. On top of that I've been working on my board and BBEG for the Brothers of Promethium 2 Event at Adepticon, but likely I will post all my process shots over on the HS patreon when that secret project is all wrapped up.

So since it's a short week, I figured I'd highlight anther longtime influence of mine, Daido Moriyama, a Japanese Street photographer I remember learning about on tumblr (ah those were the days.)

He's got a raw, quick, black and white high contrast thing that GRIPPED ME

It's hard to even start putting images in here because he has thousands to choose from, but I've got some highlights. He's a street photography god in my mind, and his working process is beautiful. The work itself is layered, textural and the iso (either film or digital) is CRANKED up.

I think what gets me the most is his work is very intuitive, he works with his gut first - and responds instinctively. With creative pursuits we sometimes think that toiling and focusing and struggling will make our work great, I think that working quickly captures ENERGY and excitement that overworking washes out.

Here's a great quote:

Think about what that means, not just for photography but for all artforms - our end goal isn't to make artwork that people say "oh look how good you are" it's about conjuring up something that you can't explain with words.

Here's a cool video of him working/talking about his stuff (if it autodubs, use the video settings to turn back to Japanese, this AI dub aint it):

As far as what I can share, I completed a small zine that I'll handout for free at adepticon if anyone is interested. It's mostly a collection of thoughts made form - but hopefully it gives some people ideas.

Anyway PCE!

xoxo

Terry

Weekly WRMHL 3/14 and Dave McKean

This last week creatively has mostly been spent buttoning up photos, which I'll put down below, but I wanted to highlight one of the artists who has inspired me for the last year or so, Dave McKean.

He's probably most well known for his Sandman covers, but he's a mixed media icon of mine

He's an illustrator not afraid of any media. Collage, photography, drawing, painting and - my favorite, using found objects, flattening them down into their final 2d cover presentation. Here's a little snapshot of the working process:

Here are some works of his, to give you a better idea:

And another little video worth checking out on his working process:

So yea, don't be afraid to make a mess haha

Here's a few of my works from this week, did some portraits of some locals to use:

And one xerox manipulated collage:

Happy Friday!

xoxo 

Terry

Weekly WRMHL 3/6

Been a busy week! Aren't they all though - Adepticon prep, gallery prep, photography work for my class and a smattering of home and car projects happening. Chipping through them all though one chunk at a time!

This week I've started wrapping up some work for the show in April, which my wife and I decided to title: Still Points in a Turning World.

I've finished glazing two ceramic tile pieces, but they won't be done completely til they get mounted in some boxes:

I'm pretty happy with them, it's tougher to get a lot of variation using low fire glazes, but I had all this cone 06 stuff at my school so I figured I would try some wet blending and layering with different colors.

I also finished one collage, probably 10" x 12" or so, which does look nice in its final frame, but I only have a photo of the work itself:

w0rmh0l3 EX is finished, I printed and assembled 50 copies to bring with me to adepticon. I was planning to finish this next week but I had some time during lunch yesterday:

The cover's green, it just looks washed out in the image haha

Lastly on Saturday a bunch of us got together and had a noise jam. It was fun and I recorded around 2 hours of weird experimental goodness. It'll be tough to wade through that and pull out tracks, but expect an announcement in the next month or so about a little project demo:

That's that, a fun week as always - plenty to keep me going. I'll leave you with a final image sent to my by @bitsbiborks Brad, which I really love:

Anyway! Til next time

xoxo

Terry