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Frontline: Painting Demon

June 2006·pp. 104–107

THE SHORT VERSION

Golden Demon winner Joe Tomaszewski explains his progression from gaming to competition painting and the lesson that a manageable project can receive more convincing attention than an overambitious set of entries. His Ork ambush diorama is packed with small narrative conversions, while Marneus Calgar’s Honour Guard uses Codex art and painstaking cloak decoration to create a unified display. A non-metallic Pegasus Knight and a softly lit Goldberry illustrate his interest in different painting challenges without providing named colour recipes.

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