Spellweaver
Spellweaver – from Gloomhaven
The Spellweaver scared me since I first saw a painted one. This is the first time I use OSL (Object Source Lighting) and I was afraid I would mess up with the overall effect.
The miniature itself is not too difficult to paint: the Spellweaver’s skin and her clothes are very similar in colours. Be careful: this also means that you could easily end up with a very flat model, and this is something I really wanted to avoid.
Let’s go back to the the OSL: The idea is to “shade” part of the model imaging light is coming from a specific object. In this case, the spells are the objects in question. Two spells, two colours of light! I gotta admit, it was a very fun miniature to paint and I found very easy the whole OSL process, so I was scared of nothing! Check this article to know more about OSL.
I would recommend the Spellweaver as your first OSL miniature: you won’t need to be extra careful about the details and also it will help you understand the technique.
This is my second Gloomhaven miniature and I can’t wait already to start a new one!
Have a look at the gallery:
Paint List
- Bugman’s Glow
- Naggaroth Night
- Mephiston Red
- Rhinox Hide
- Black(VMC)
- Lutheran Blue
- White(VMC)
- Yriel Yelow
- Troll Slayer Orange
- Temple Guard Blue
- Altdorf Guard Blue
- Guiliman Blue
- Lahmian Medium
- Lamenters Yelow
- Bloodleter
- Druchi Violet
- Drakenhof Nightshade
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