I sculpted it- it is pretty easy to do, you just need to sculpt the outer edge where it meets the skin, and smooth the inside portion into her skin.

After that, you just paint it up, and here's how she looks.

Here's a boss from Super Dungeon Explore. I split my set with my wife, and I was really surprised that I got to paint this one (she got Jack, so it isn't like I always get the best ones).

I decided to go with a fairly limited color scheme for her. I don't remember why exactly, but I really did enjoy the pink pumpkin.

Here she is.

Loving the pink, she looks awesome!

Wow! Excellent as always.

My daughter would love it. I may have to get one and paint it the same colors.

Loved the Harry Potter conversion so much, I went and bought the base figure...going to do a similar (but different) one for myself. Your work is always inspiring.

I must admit that I have quite a fondness for things that are at once creepy and cute. That makes the Grabby House the perfect spawn point in Super Dungeon Explore

It turns out I have a bit of experience painting zombies. I went with a different skin tone for each of them. I also added a little touch at the end with some gloss (to make the cuts seem more fresh.

Fabulous work, as always.

The necrosis on George's extremities is a very nice (and disgusting) touch!

Your witch boss is amazing!! I love the colour scheme you chose!

I want to express my appreciation for the skill and creativity in these pieces. The vivid colors, character interpretation, and attention to fine detail is an incredible tribute to the game and hobby. My favorite is, I think, your Goro.

I have recently been in love with anime witches. Love the pink pumpkin, orange is so last century.

Here are a couple of fun little minis I painted up from The Forgotten King set.

I'm not sure that there's much more to say about them. The NMM was fun:

Here is a little angel chibi that I painted up a little while back. For whatever reason, I just never got around to posting her before now:

Beautiful work. That's quite a few hours put into these models. Thank you so much for sharing these masterpieces.

Redbuddha.

I wish my hands were steady enough to do the eyes the way you do. They look amazing. I love how the eyes on the platypus guards look shiny. Sadly, my eyes would look like colored blobs if I try to paint details that small with that much precision.