[Pasiphilo's Paper Minis] Lizardfolk Spearmen

[pasiphilo]

Now available at GamingGeek.ca and on Etsy:

Lizardfolk Spearmen 28mm Cardstock Miniatures




These stoic and stealthy reptilian warriors lurk in the jungles and wetlands, ready to ambush unwary intruders. Die-cut and double-sided with original front and back artwork.




Each set includes:

• 5 uniquely posed lizardmen in tribal armour wielding double-headed tridents
• 5 round stands
• Assembly instructions

Available at GamingGeek.ca and on Etsy.

[WackyAnne]

Oooooooooh! Lovely.

Thanks for sharing the packaging details, too. It's very useful for the customer to know exactly what to expect.

[pavaro]

Did it be made in raster or vector graphics?

[pasiphilo]

Nov 29, 2013 11:27:49 GMT -9 WackyAnne said:

Oooooooooh! Lovely. Thanks for sharing the packaging details, too. It's very useful for the customer to know exactly what to expect.

Thanks very much, Anne. (: It occurred to me that showing the package contents might better clarify exactly what you get for the price.

Nov 29, 2013 12:21:05 GMT -9 pavaro said:

Did it be made in raster or vector graphics?

I hand draw and colour all my artwork in Photoshop with a drawing tablet, so these figures are raster images.

[pavaro]

Are you doing any figurine separately? Do you combine parts of the body previously prepared?

[pasiphilo]

Dec 1, 2013 21:27:05 GMT -9 pavaro said:

Are you doing any figurine separately? Do you combine parts of the body previously prepared?

Hi, Pavaro. Because every figure I design is in a unique pose, I draw each figure individually, from scratch. The only exception (so far) is for sets of figures that use the same weapon, such as these lizardmen or the Greenhold infantry, for which I can usually draw the weapons separately and incorporate those into the figure - although in the case of swords, sometimes I still need to adjust the perspective of the weapon, such as its hilt, to match the way in which it's being held. Does that answer your question?

[pavaro]

Hi, Pavaro. Because every figure I design is in a unique pose, I draw each figure individually, from scratch. The only exception (so far) is for sets of figures that use the same weapon, such as these lizardmen or the Greenhold infantry, for which I can usually draw the weapons separately and incorporate those into the figure - although in the case of swords, sometimes I still need to adjust the perspective of the weapon, such as its hilt, to match the way in which it's being held. Does that answer your question?

So completely.

[WaffleM]

Really nice reptile warriors! Excellent work!

[pasiphilo]

Dec 20, 2013 4:26:00 GMT -9 WaffleM said:

Really nice reptile warriors! Excellent work!

Thanks very much, WaffleM! (: