Sławek's Art Spotlight (Patreon)

Hey all! Sławek here. You might already know that but I am the one responsible for most models that you see on our Patreon. To begin with, and I know Daniel and Romek constantly address it, but I would like to do it personally this time, and thank you for the enormous support that you pour into our work. I think that the best thing an artist can wish for is to see that their work is appreciated.

Every morning I start my day by browsing through our Facebook group and the Discord channel. I look at how my initial designs grow and become yours after you add ideas, elements, and colours that are uniquely yours. I hope that our small community motivates you to engage in the hobby as much as me to create more miniatures for you. 

Another thing that I constantly do when I am not sculpting miniatures is looking at other artists’ work. I can’t help it and it is a never-ending process of looking for inspiration and reinventing my own ideas. Often when I see something amazing I need to share it with as many people as I can.

This gave me an idea to, from time to time, spotlight some other artists that I feel deserve more attention. There would not be Titan Forge Miniatures without the 3d printing community and it relies on talented creators so this should be the right place to share it.

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While scrolling Reddit for miles and miles I’ve encountered the models made by Twin Goddess Miniatures (https://www.patreon.com/TwinGoddessMiniatures/). The first thing that struck me was how beautifully delicate and lightweight are the characters that they sculpt. Take all look for yourself.

The thing I struggle with sometimes is to not make my models too overcomplicated and feeling heavy. Twin Goddess’s models hit the sweet-spot in this domain. They are simple but in no way banal and at the same time very intelligible and eye-pleasing.

It is a perfect style to focus on the dynamism of sculpts. Just take a look at the way this goblette balances on a chair!

And this has to be my favourite Twin Goddess miniature – the Aarakocra Shaman. The fact that she is balancing on the halberd effortlessly gives her lightness that is truly hard to achieve. And if you haven’t already, take a closer look at the amazing sculpting of the wings, they look very soft, elastic and you can easily imagine how they would move. This model presents all aspects that make me the believer in the Twin Goddess.:)

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I would just like to say that I do not know the creator and it is no way any kind of sponsored content. Just something I find amazing and I would love to share with you. I hope you enjoyed this short spotlight and if I will find anything else worth your attention I will be sure to post it and give you a bit more personal view on what I aspire to in sculpting my miniatures.

Have a great day!

Sławek

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PS: Those are the last days of our Bloodfields Kickstarter campaign. I am very glad how well it is going. Romek and the rest of the team have put a lot of work into the rules to make it fun to play. Check it out now if you have not yet!

Last 3 Days! See you on the Bloodfields!