InterviewWD 353 · pp. 97–101
Anja explains how intensive practice took her from a new painter to the studio team within a few years. She approaches each project individually while often favouring cool colours and unusual challenges. Her selected models combine reflective painting, detailed freehand and carefully themed bases. A varied gallery makes those preferences visible across fantasy and forty-first-millennium subjects.
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ShowcaseWD 353 · p. 98
Turquoise armour contrasts with ochre and yellow wings on one of Anja’s favourite projects. A purple-tinted grey complexion keeps the figure cool and unnatural. The sword uses simulated metallic reflections. Small red accents are unusual for her palette but tie several details together.
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ShowcaseWD 353 · p. 99
The diorama begins as a Christmas present and draws heavily on Plague Cart components. Its driver becomes a Necromancer with an Empire Wizard scythe. Zombies and even fencing reuse parts of the same source kits. Cool painting reinforces the unified undead scene.
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