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The Grymkin are coming to Hordes this July! We’ve been working hard on the latest faction to take to the battlefields of Western Immoren, and I’m pretty psyched for these guys. Enough so that I whipped up a quick little illustration of one of the many creepy critters on the way. I’m hoping to draw at least a couple more in the months leading up to Lock & Load if I can find the time.
Carve a wicked smile with a blunted iron knife—a manic face like an angry ember, concealing unfathomable wrath and hate.
We’ve been up to some fun things at work—more to come as the days grow darker...
A few more images of Lord Kozlov, Viscount of Scarsgrad.
Look for him at this year’s Lock & Load! I’ll be playing in the Staff Scrambles on Sunday. Hopefully I can paint up some more stuff in time to accompany him. @_@
Kovnik Jozef Grigorovich. I kept his coat grey to match the rest of my army but figured his clothes and armor underneath could have plenty of red to denote his status. Lots of gold on this guy, too.
The Winter Guard Infantry Officer & Standard Bearer. That flag is great for practicing two-brush blending!
The humble Winter Guard Infantry are the backbone of nearly every Khadoran army I field. Though individually unimpressive, the Blunderbuss each carries packs quite a punch, especially when they combine their ranged attacks.
The old metal Kodiak was, at the time, my favorite warjack (perhaps tied with the Renegade, which was part of my first Warmachine purchase). Still, I think the new hard plastic version improves on that classic in every way. It’s massive, it’s got lots of character, and it’s easy to modify (more on that someday—I’m still painting up something special).
My goal is to collect a bunch more of these and give them all female Khadoran names.
Here are the warjacks featured in the new battlegroup box featuring Lord Kozlov.
The Decimator is a fantastic warjack, especially in this new edition of Warmachine. That Rip Saw is capable of tearing through enemy heavies with ease, but what I love most about it is the revolver-style Dozer cannon.
The Juggernaut isn’t the flashiest of warjacks, but it’s still a solid choice for its point cost. I normally make the wrist armor black (as it is on his left hand) but I tried to enhance this especially angry pose with a red right hand.
The Butcher of Khardov is another favorite of mine. I like a straightforward playstyle with lots of attrition followed by a one-on-one fight with the enemy warcaster or warlock, and he does all this fantastically.
Regardless of my warcaster, I try and always keep a War Dog by my side. The defensive bonuses are fantastic and he makes for a great mascot. He’s gotten quite a few Counter Charge kills, to boot!
Kommandant Irusk is one of my favorite warcasters. He has some of my favorite spells, and his feat can be devastating. He also just looks so stoic and cool.
So, fun news! No Quarter Magazine issue #66 is out today, focusing on the new editions of Warmachine and Hordes. There’s tons of info on rules and backstory, but for me the highlight of any issue is always the battle report. This time around we’ve brought you three battles, and I’m super excited because I got to play in one!
So for the next few days I want to show off my Khador army, starting with the new warcaster: Lord Kozlov, Viscount of Scarsgrad. This guy is all kinds of awesome, from his model to his spell list and a crazy-good feat. I also like that personality-wise he’s a bit of a departure from most Khadoran characters.
I’ve been painting my Khadorans in this color scheme for a while now. If you’re wondering, I start with Greatcoat Grey, then use two brush blending to layer on Underbelly Blue followed by a Frostbite highlight. The result is a very cold grey, and so I’ve decided that my army is now thematically linked to Lord Kozlov, drawn mainly from the Ruscar of his homeland. Though they may venture far south to do battle, their arrival is always heralded by a winter storm conjured by arcanists of the Greylord Covenant.
Optifex Directive, Attunement Servitors, and one of my very favorite models, the Transfinite Emergence Projector.
Eradicators and Obstructors.
Cipher, Assimilator, Diffuser, Corollary, and Steelsoul Keg Protector (Keggy Parter, Agent of SHIELD Guard).
The Assimilator is magnetized to field as a Conservator as well, but I usually prefer the Ground Pounder shenanigans.
First up are Forge Master Syntherion, Iron Mother Directrix, Aurora, the Numen of Aerogenesis, and some Clockwork Angels.
It’s been quite a week. Well, quite a year, really. Last June I was hired as Studio Coordinator for Privateer Press. This past Monday we announced new editions of Warmachine and Hordes. My Steel Reign FC Convergence of Cyriss army and I wound up in the big announcement video not once, but twice. In lieu of new art, I wanted to share some better photos of these guys over the next few days.
These aren’t what I’d consider “finished” in terms of painting—there’s still more shading and highlighting to be done. Later on I also hope to share some very special Khadorans as well.
I haven’t been doing much art lately, on account of I got an awesome job instead! But since now I can relax a bit, I’ve been spending my breaks at work trying to (finally) learn proper human anatomy. For now I’ve been copying stuff out of Stephen Rogers Peck’s Atlas of Human Anatomy for the Artist. Hoping to keep my practice consistent and improve steadily, if slowly.
