One person, one workbench
I started taking commissions in 2024. The reason was simple: my own army was finished, so a friend brought his case over.
I keep a slow pace, and I'm at my best with two kinds of jobs — a full army big enough to deserve its own proper slot, or something detailed enough to need a magnifier. Anything else is worth asking about too — depends how the schedule's looking, we can just talk it through.
A few honest notes up front, so we don't waste each other's time: if the deadline's tight, flag it early and we'll figure out the timing together. I hold off on quoting until I've seen real photos of the models — not being precious about it, just don't want to shortchange the work or you. Prices are pretty firm since the effort goes into the craft rather than the back-and-forth — the finished piece usually explains why. It's slow work. If that pace suits you, send a photo and we'll start there.
- Painting
- Every piece by hand
- Photography
- Real models, photographed for real
- Paints
- Citadel · Vallejo · AK
- Website
- Claude Opus 5.5 — code, bilingual copy and upkeep
The art is our own. The engineering is Claude Opus 5.5.
For army-scale work, a heads-up a month ahead helps me plan the time.