DeafNala´s Goblins and Wood Elf Spirit for Admin Tom

Hi guys!

In the words of our most revered moderator DeafNala, I received an "UberCool" parcel recently.

In fact I can now call myself the proud owner of 5 more miniatures painted by DeafNala himself, and I could not resist sharing pictures of them with you. I already owned two pieces by DeafNala so these expand my collection and hold a very special spot therein.
Deaf uses a bright palette combined with a unique technique which make his creations instantaneously recognizable, and underlines the humor that he never fails to convey with his minatures. Every single one of his miniatures is painted with the same tireless love for detail and you can feel the work that has gone into them.
Unfortunately these small pictues I snapped have a hard time conveying the effect Deaf´s miniatures have on the tabletop in real life.

Long story short, I am increadibly happy with the minis DeafNala has painted and so graciously offered to me and will always cherish them.

Enjoy guys!

OOH...PRETTY PHOTOS! Thanks, Tom; I'm glad you liked the little surprise package.

Very cool stuff!

Awesome work, Alan, and congratulations to some great miniatures to you, Tom

I really like the way Deaf does the grass too

Thanks for the kind words, Guys.
I think my abilities with grass is a '60s thing...Man.

Oh, like wow. Wonderful stuff. Where's the little goblin hornblower from? My Little Pony might want to know...

Thanks, Jim.
The Goblins are by Dragon Rune & are available from ArmorCast:
http://armorcast.com/store/index.php?cPath=116_125_131

Ahahaha I love the hornblower!

Great minis and great painting, too.

Reading this I had a sort of flashback...

DeafNala wrote:

I think my abilities with grass is a '60s thing...Man.

will you make a tutorial for younger... aspirant gardeners? lol
...referring to miniature basing...obviously...

A part the hornblower i like very much goblin standardbearer!

@DeafNala:Have you painted "Da Amparor"? I'm going crazy because of curiosity...

Thanks, Guys, for all the kind words...glad you liked them!

@drakkol: On tutorials: I would be willing to post some if my photographic abilities weren't SO limited.
The Carnival Barker & Da Amparor are still in the staring stage; i.e., I stare at them hoping for an idea.

You could make a tutorial without photos...

I hope you'll have ispiration soon...