Pixelastic Painting Log

This is a ruined city house, with its roof destroyed by a fallen meteor.

You walk into the jungle and come face to face with this horrible statue.

Covered in moss and abandoned, this statue guards the streets of a city that has been deserted for a very long time.

I imagine this as a forgotten guard post, hidden inside a forest, possibly the entrance to an underground bandit camp.

This was a proof of concept to test a new material I found: a roll of textured wallpaper and seeing if it would make acceptable dungeon tiles.

This is an excavation site for a large shard of Wyrdstone/Emerald.

I started working on my second set of tiles of Zombicide Green Horde.

This is the abandoned Tarnopol Clocktower, currently occupied by a band of street urchins.

This is an abandoned temple, made from cake packaging trash.

I made this watchtower, with playable interior, mostly from foam.

I recycled a second-hand Hello Kitty toy into this ruined house, ready for Mordheim.

I repainted a Disney toy into a house suitable for the Old World.

This is a set of hedges I made for my Zombicide Green Horde game.

I needed my walls to be modular and stable.

I tried to make a few timber houses from cardboard.

Those are four boards to play Zombicide Green Horde.

This abandoned shack was made from a Sour Cream plastic packaging.

I was about to throw the plastic packaging of my Bo Bun, when I realized the shape could look like a nice dome for an astronomy tower.

This is a crooked mage tower made from a cardboard Whiskey packaging.

This is my first house build, from a coffee capsule box.

Some giant stairs that may lead to a forgotten necropolis of some kind.

This is a hut, made from a yogurt.

With the excess foam from my previous project, I started crafting some pillars.

This is heavily inspired by the modular mage tower build by Black Magic Craft.

I’m a sucker for magnetic terrain.

I had a pot of magnetic paint and decided to give it a try on some tiles.

An order I made arrived packages in those little foam bubble.

I followed instruction of Black Magic Craft to make my own black wash and was incredibly happy with the results.

I’m starting to have a fair amount of painted minis for my games.

This is a Jurassic Park promotional egg, I guess it’s from MacDonalds as well.

This seems to be a Flintsone vehicule.

The Underground Plant This is an aquarium decoration made of some kind of plastic.

This is, I think, a HappyMeal toy.

At first I thought I could add a small light at the bottom of the tower so it would light the upstair window.

When I found the miniature I knew I would turn it into a kind of Ooze.

A simple boat carved out of a trunk.

I got my hands on those empty homeopathic tubes.

This are the 4 coasters for 50cts I bought.

So here is the broken pillar from the remnants of my attempt at lightning the tower.

A full garrison of Dwarves from the Stronghand house, supporting the official blue and red colors of their house.

I recently had discovered the GW Android Application, and it was suggesting a set of steps to paint a zombie flesh tone.

I was really uninspired by this mini for a long time and it sat on my table unpainted for months.

The nice thing about having two of those is that I can try two different painting techniques and compare.

In my current game, my players woke up an ancient Bat Demon during one of their exploration.

Repainted a toy canon.

I had this mini on my table for a long time.

An Otyugh from Wrath of Ashardalon.

This is a Dark Young of Shub-Niggurath from the Mansions of Madness boardgame, but also a very nice miniature full of details to practice.

Those are playmobil rocks textured and painted.

With no real plan in mind for how I would use it, I decided to try to repaint a plastic toy to see if I could make it look much better.