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Amber Wizard on Griffon

June 2019·p. 23

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Emma Ayres surrounds a bright macaw-inspired Griffon with a pack of brown wolves to express an Amber Wizard’s power over beasts. Raising the mount on a carved foam rock keeps the animals from obscuring it, producing a coherent scenic group through a simple conversion and careful colour separation.

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