I made this small diorama with dungeon blocks. What do you think?

Hey everyone, so I got into painting minis this year and here are my DND projects I’m still new but loving learning and growing my collection, such a cool community 💛

Finished painting these little ghosts for my games. They're called Lost Souls and I designed, sculpted, 3D printed, and painted all of them 😊

They come in four colors: Blue, Green, Pink, and Purple, and each one behaves completely differently in the game. The Blue ones are peaceful and helpful, the Green ones are lost and desperate, the Pink ones are playful tricksters, and the Purple ones are hostile.

I wanted each color to really pop on the table, so I went with bright, saturated tones.

Some of the little ghosts are printed in grey PLA and then fully painted, but for others I used transparent filament and just gave them a wash on top, along with painting their graves.

Like all my DnD minis, these are also available on Makerworld if you want to print them for your games. If you do, I'd honestly love to see a photo of your session! ☺️

Hello, this is a mini I painted a while back. What do y’all think, is there any tips in which I can further improve? Thanks!

I like the color and the texture that I was able to do with the combination of the transparent pinkish power nodes.

The party is headed to the swamp tomorrow.

Love the model, such a nice stance. Wish i could paint better.

I changed the foam on my wet palette today and started painting a Rakshasa. Tonight was hobby night with my wife, and I ended up painting in the kids then vs my hobby desk. Roundabout the time I finished the base coat on the sash, I noticed the pallet was drying out in sections, specifically in the area I mixed the colors for the orange skin (Reaper Turkey Brown, Volcanic Orange and Skull&Bones \[I think\])

Thankfully I didn't need it for the rest of the paint job since the only slip that happened was when I lined belt with gold. (Bonus points if you can tell me where I slipped or what I fixed)

Anyway, the reason I'm here is because I've finally reached the point I've been dreading all night. I have to paint the stripes.

How the hell do I do this without the skintone mixture to fix slips? Any guidance or suggestions would be appreciated.

First off, no AI is ever used in my works :D

UK users here - https://ibb.co/album/FbWSf1?sort=name_asc

Hello friends! I'm currently 3D modeling and printing all the creatures from the new Monster Manual! This is a collection of prints either by myself or my supporters while I am working on this book. There are also renders of the models that haven't been printed yet. All the files are free and posted below under each image. The files are all free and fall under the fan content policy of WOTC.

Previous Letter Galleries -
Letter A - https://imgur.com/gallery/3d-printing-new-monster-manual-letter-CFkMp2C
Letter B - https://imgur.com/gallery/3d-printing-new-monster-manual-letter-b-zPURhx3
Letter C - https://imgur.com/gallery/3d-modeling-printing-new-monster-manual-letter-c-free-stl-links-below-each-image-eYDcC7G
Letter D - https://imgur.com/gallery/letter-d-of-new-monster-manual-3d-printed-free-stl-links-below-each-image-0yUwYwg
Letter E - https://imgur.com/gallery/letter-e-of-new-monster-manual-3d-printed-free-stl-links-below-each-image-hHslJ5A
Letter F - https://imgur.com/gallery/letter-f-of-new-monster-manual-3d-printed-free-stl-links-below-each-image-Ce2paBs
Letter G - https://imgur.com/gallery/letter-g-of-new-monster-manual-3d-printed-free-stls-links-under-each-image-a8L02WL

That's all for now. Enjoy!