I did not get painted what I expected to get painted over the summer and really didn't have nearly the amount of hobby time that I thought I would have. Then I somehow tried to start one too many projects which caused a massive backlog and a general hobby funk to set in. In the midst of that I started a game of Frostgrave with my daughter (see previous post - Frostgrave Well of Dreams and Sorrows). I was able to get my daughter's warband built and painted and mine built but just my wizard painted. Eventually I will post pics of each. However, I just had a hard time lately getting more done. Painted terrain has always been a great way to get motivated as it is pretty quick to get good results. So, I printed up quite a few pieces of ruins I had from a past Loot Studio subscription. These are perfect for Frostgrave or quite frankly any fantasy game.
These turned out great, so easy...primed dark brown, then primer grey with a zenithal of light grey and/or Zandri Dust (or both). Then a heavy dry brush with an antique white craft paint followed by a dingy oil wash. Done. And that got me back in the mood to paint so I grabbed the miniature I picked for my Frostgrave tracker, which happens to be a Reaper Bones mini. Not a huge fan of the bendy soft plastic they are made with but I was really happy with the result....see below!
