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I cannot be trusted with paint that’s not in a jar. Why? Because I am an idiot.

Evidence under the cut. Trigger warning: it might look like blood. It’s not.

I like this color btw

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Konrad Curze by Sortiarius

Finally, the Goth Daddy we deserve. Find the Artist HERE

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It would be weird if they didn’t have fat asses: not only their testosterone levels provide muscle grown, they have constant physical activity, including lifting heavy things. Ask any gym dude, lifting weights is good for your ass.

My understanding thus far of Space Marines 2 and the reddit reactions to Adeptus Asstartes

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I decided to put all the Night Lord minis I’ve painted together. It’s not much, but I’m still happy with how they’re turning out. And I’m happy that I got into this hobby (even though sometimes it feels weird). That said, painting these guys was therapeutic (mostly).

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Some Raven Guard and weeb-ish heresy

So, here goes:

I really, really like Jagathai Khan and his obvious Mongolian theme.

That said, I've always felt that different legions could be drawing more upon different cultures. Sure, you have Thousand Sons with their Egyptian theme, and you could make an argument for Word Bearers and Blood Angels being sort of Middle Eastern tinged... but for me, that's not enough. And I can do pretty much anything in my head.

So, in my head canon Kiavahr, Corvus's home world, is a weird mix of different periods of Japanese history.

I know, I know, but think about it. Kiavahr was controlled by Tech guilds, ruling class that controlled its manufactoria. We don't know how exactly this worked, but it wouldn't be a big stretch to suppose that each guild master had certain manufactoruims he was in charge of and which were essentially his domain. You know, kinda like daimyōs. They would also need their own warriors to protect them from rebelling workers and sometimes from other guild, so they would create a special type of warriors who were paid to serve them and maintain order. You know, kinda like samurai.

And the Raven fits, too: the three legged crow can be found in many cultures. In Japan specifically, there is a Shinto god Yatagarasu, a god of guidance. Corvus, as a leader of rebellion, could adopt the raven as his symbol, guiding his people to a better future and a new era. As for the Raven Guard's stelthy tactics... it still fits, shinobi being a popular characters in Japanese culture.

This is mostly because I want my samurai styled space marines and a weird-tech steam-punkish world inspired by Japan. Don't take this seriously please.

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I have figured it out.

40k is about daddy issues.

Forgotten Realms is about mommy issues.

Pick you poison.

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Me and my nail tech actually chose this shade of blue to match the main colour of my minis and I think it's actually spot on

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I need a no-nonsense Ultramarine who is tired of others’ bullshit and gets things done, even if gets him no love from everyone else.

So this is the Ultramarine rental agency, we will find the right Ultramarine for you.

Have you heard that the Ultramarines are a bit flavourless and boring? Or have you tried one and was left unsatisfied, do not worry. Ultramarines comes in all shapes, colours and sizes. There is something for everyone here.

Do you like them a bit stupid but with a good heart? We got that. Or perhaps dashing and a bit reckless? We got that, too. Or do you like ‘em pretty as they come but a bit of a stickler for the rules, we got it.

Tell me what you like in a character and I will find you the perfect Ultramarine to suit your needs.

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Pulp the Illustrated Story, 1996

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Konrad Curze 

by Mauro Belfiore

(The Siege Of Terra: Echoes of Eternity Limited Edition Illustration)

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Pulp the Illustrated Story, 1996

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SISSY SPACEK Film Stills from “Carrie”, 1976

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Old Russian Fairytales by Boris Zvorykin

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Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: Warhammer 40.000, Warhammer 40k (Novels) - Various Authors, Horus Heresy - Various Authors Rating: Explicit Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Lorgar Aurelian/Konrad Curze Characters: Lorgar Aurelian, Konrad Curze Additional Tags: Dubious Consent, Partial Mind Control, Attempted Seduction, Rough Sex, Lorgar is A Needy Bitch, Light BDSM, Rough Oral Sex, Brother/Brother Incest, The Author Regrets Everything, The Author Regrets Nothing, implied Konrad/Fulgrim, implied Konrad/Sevatar, Lorgar is Touch-Starved and Creepy, Painful Sex, no beta we die like men, Dirty Talk Summary:

“Slut,” said Konrad in a tone that could almost be mistaken for affection. “You want this so much. Was it always your goal?” he smirked. “Have you always wanted someone to fuck you senseless?”

Lorgar closed his eyes. He felt like he was about to jump into the deepest abyss.

“Yes,” he said, and Konrad smiled.

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Filipino artist, Gregory Halili, carves intricate skulls into mother of pearl shells.