I was delighted to be one of the “influencers” at the Horus Heresy event, it was a really fantastic opportunity to meet many of you and explore the new releases, although a little exhausting!

As part of the event, a number of us were interviewed and the Warhammer Community website have created some fun videos and article…

I have just posted a video detailing the entire process of how to paint the Night Lords Praetor for Horus Heresy. Hopefully later this week I will post a PDF detailing the whole process too, it’s quite large!

I’ve just posted another two videos, showing how to paint the yellow lava effect, the cooled, blackened skin and the NMM gold chest symbol. More videos to come will look at the shoulder armour, blue gems, leather straps and more….

I’ve just posted two new videos, the first one looking at preparing the base colours for the Avatar and the second video looking at how to paint the helmet in NMM steel, as seen in the photograph above. The next videos for the Avatar will look at how to paint the yellow lava glow, the blackened skin and the NMM gold symbol on his chest.

Am I a top influencer? Who knows 🤣 but I will be at the Horus Heresy event if you want to meet me!

I’ve just added two videos for how to paint the Death Spinner for the new Aeldar Autarch, as you can see in the photograph above and below. The videos are a little bit different in that the Wraithbone effect is painted first and then I just paint over it with the black shiny effect! I explain a little bit about why this happened in the videos.

I’ve just posted two videos showing how to paint the Aeldari Soul Weaver from the Killteam: Nachmund box that Games Workshop sent me. They show the entire process.

Games Workshop sent me some of the new Aeldari so I painted up the Dark Reaper exarch. I filled in his face and freehanded a new one. I also cut off his hair!

The Warhammer Community page featured my dragon, along with many other amazing painters’ depictions of him in an article on their page. A PDF guide will be uploaded soon on how I painted him!