It came in several pieces, which I had to super-glue together. I didn't take any pictures until after I assembled and primed it. Here's my first picture of the freshly primed figure.
After priming it I wanted to bring out some of the details so I gave it a dark ink wash.
This was a little effective, but I'm not sure it was worth doing on future minis.After that I decided to start working on the log she's standing on. Here's what it looks like currently.
First I panted the wood of the log. I gave it a medium brown base coat and then a dark brown wash. Following that I gave it a straight black wash. Then I did the same with green. A base coat of mossy green and two washes, first of a dark green and then black.
What I should do next is some highlighting with lighter brown and green, respectively. Highlighting is not a skill I'm very good at yet. I may decide to call the log finished and proceed to the figure herself, but I haven't decided yet. I may just drybrush some lighter tones, but that feels like cheating for some reason.
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