Oo-hoo, Witchy Woman

This is the metal version of Reaper's "Liela Mordollwen, Dark Elf Sorceress". 

The Green Faith

I like this Reaper figure for it simplicity and clean lines while still conveying character. The colour scheme was inspired by a cosplay image on Pinterest. I think the limited palette lends itself to the figure. This was a good model to practice painting female faces too since the detail is crisp and the face isn't cluttered. I tried to get nice smooth transitions with less contrast to emphasize her feminine features.

Ranger Danger

I love this figure from Dark Sword. It's you classic ranger but I think the sculpt is exceptional. I definitely got an Aragorn/Strider vibe which is where I got the inspiration for the color scheme. Comparing Dark Sword to Reaper minis - the DS ones are definitely more delicate in both detail and casting than Reaper. I would say that Reaper is geared more towards gaming while DS is geared more at collecting/display. Which is to not say that Reaper's mini's aren't detailed - they are. They just seem to be designed to be more durable/handled.

Feiyasandre

Here is the Reaper Pathfinder mini of one of my favorite Wayne Renolds illustration, Feiya the Witch. The detail was a little daunting at first so I'd been putting this one off for a while now. Once I decided on a color scheme (I used the Red Lady Melisandre as the inspiration), I just tackled it one step at a time.

The Cold Never Bothered Me Anyway...

I had been putting the Ice Queen by Reaper off because I was intimidated by all the fine and fiddly details but once I started it was ok. I just blocked off each colour/component as a task and just did each task in turn. The colour scheme was inspired by Elsa from Frozen.

Where's Wind and Fire?

Large Earth Elemental from Reaper Bones.

That'll do Donkey!

Reaper Bone Kagunk, Ogre Chieftain with a mix of Citadel and Vellejo paints.