These are a selection of miniatures I've created for my players I've used in games this last year and a half. There are two separate groups of characters all playing in my city games set in Ghastminster, my homebrew setting.
These are all drawn by me and then coloured, copied, printed and cut, glued and based.
I got my players to create their PCs on Heroforge or sketch them, then they sent me the image and I created the drawing.
I also draw out the backs using the same method, my players liked how personal it was to have a one off drawing made.
I always mount the design on black card and ink round the edges to get rid of any white paper I may have missed when cutting. However with lights used to illuminate the miniatures the varnish picks up the light and gives a sheen here... what can you do?
I try to separate as many parts of the miniature out so that they look a bit more 3D and bend the whole mini when I glue it to the base, partly for stability and partly for the 3D aspect mentioned earlier.
They are all drawn out as 30 mm miniatures with variances for species and this is how I make my 10 mm miniatures as well, will discuss this more in another post.
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