These are the last two Paint Your Own Windstones that I’ve done! Winter’s Shadow was painted to resemble the colors of snow in the shadow of a tree, and Vivid Sunset was a blind commission piece where I was given preferences and otherwise minimal direction. Both were a blast to paint!
I have footage of painting both of these pieces, and I’ll be creating videos if I can ever figure out how to transfer MOV footage from an iphone to my PC!
I’ve done it again – a second video of the process of painting these beautiful Windstone sculptures. Please check it out if you’re interested, and I’d love to hear your feedback!
This small Dragon has been painted in colors to resemble the night sky. She has details on her wings to show the Aurora Borealis, and has silver stars along her wings and sides. She has a matte topcoat and two Swarovski crystals in her forehead and in her tail spiral.
I painted this second “Deepwater Dun” Hippocampus as a commission. I also recorded myself painting it and turned it into a speed painting video! Check it out!
I was commissioned recently for a Rock Dragon painted in pastel blues. The rock was originally based on white flagstone, but it came out looking like she was perched on top of a glacier! The commissioner has dubbed this scheme “Elsa”, inspired by the Disney film.
Autumn is here, and my first inspiration was to paint a Kirin in a scheme that I am calling “October Sunset”. This one is being auctioned on Facebook and the buyer will have the option between two different eyecolors. I personally like the dark silver in her. What do you think?
