My Monster in My Pocket resin copies came out successfully. Any figures that have substantial and continuous lower sections, such as dresses, or in this case a cauldron tend to come out well.
The creature is emerging from a cauldron, and I envisaged it as either ghostly or slimy so they turned out a bit of both and will be more so when I gloss them. I placed a True Legends witch or sorceress as if she had conjured the creature.
Here are two slightly different color schemes. I began with white undercoats followed by thin color washes. Then I added some details such as teeth, eyes and pink pustules. The figure has two skulls on its belly, although I could have painted them as breasts. I also added some blotches of Citadel green Technical paint, of which I forget the name, but it is meant to look like it glows. Lastly, I lightly dry brushed with white.
The colors are meant to look gross so that one can almost smell the pus. The purply creature had some distortion in the casting to make the head skinnier than his mates. The base of the cauldron's I have painted as if some of the liquid contents of the cauldron fell on the ground. Ochre followed by yellow were the base color with some green dapple and white dry brushing. The cauldron is a dark bronze. The figure at far right had a bubble n his hand which I painted as an eye.
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