Boogered my order of operations for my bridge build. I was gonna clean up the uneven edges of the piece. Instead I slapped plaster all over it. Yay...

The Jack of Autumn in all their glory. F'nor once again with their Big Birb familiar, raven, Selphie. (if you know, kudos to you)

Hey look, it's the lovely art of my even lovelier wife. A stellar rendition of my Old as Fuck first D&D character, F'nor. A very storied character still going strong.

Set in Warhammer's world, four players pick a hero, make their way through a level defeating waves of Skaven (delightful ratmen) and Chaos warriors. All the while hearing amusing banter between the characters. Good if you like killing hordes of enemies and enjoy the Grim Dark setting of Warhammer.

Fallout New Vegas, Final Fantasy IX, Terraria, Vermintide 2, Cyberpunk 2077. Vermintide 2 might be the weak link here and get subbed out for something else, maybe Monster Hunter World instead?

You build a bridge obviously. Don't mind my messy work table. The clutter improves work flow, trust me. As does the bag of granola clusters (that yellow bag by the tilted bowl that probably never contained food and was more than likely used to mix plaster, much to my wife's horror.)

Ever wonder what to do with those odd shaped packing styrofoam pieces you get when you buy an TV or similar?

Wanna see my current project? It barely fits the width of my table.

Not sure if I wanna do step by step for the stuff I make, or just post the final creation. Like the step by step is cool to see stuff transform from raw mats into a full on piece. But I dunno. Guess we'll see.

Humble block of foam now painted, washed, dry brushed and some sphagnum moss applied to look like vines cracking the tile. I might have forgot to take some pictures after the initial base coat. Base Coat Modpodge+black paint. Dark Grey brushed over that. Dry brushed light grey. Wash of black.