Feywood Watch Tower by Iain Lovecraft. This pieces printed really well, and I enjoyed painting it. I wasn't too familiar with the background/lore of this model at first, so I made my own interpretation of the 'vines'. They seems to grow rampant through the entire structure, so I decided to go wild and give them a vibrant purple color to set them off from the other elements of the terrain piece.

Toadcap Spawn

My design of the Feywood Toadcap Spawn. I changed the colours and created the poisonous version of it. I hope you like it.

the resin is too pretty to paint

this was the 2nd model I have printed. I made a few mistakes with it. like not sanding it and the primer didnt seem to stick very well. I also stuggled in the way of im used to painting in sub sections. this printed in one piece so that made it a bit harder. I dont expect to win but im glad I participated because I got to learn and try some new methods doing this model. I gave her a bit of a back story. shes a centaur huntress that just shot somthing at night time during a full moon.

Day Out hunting

Thanks for this cool 3D model, Good luck on your crowdfunding campaign !

This is my interpretation of the Feywood Watch Tower designed by Iain Lovecraft. Printed in resin, painted with vallejo paint using grass from Woodland scenics and home made leaves and lichen. I imagined this to be long deserted. Now showing signs of weathering, and the build up of moss and lichen. This watch tower has stood long enough for vines to interweave testing the strength and craftsmanship of the fey folk whom built it.

Myrina was a centaur scout of Feywood, a defender of the forest and her people within. When the life-giving waters of the Grotto turned purple, she was concerned as the rest of her kin. The chosen scouts ventured forth to find the source of this corruption, and bring restoration once more to the people of Feywood. Unfortunately for Myrina, it was not soon enough. Now corrupted by the drow-poisoned waters, Myrina fights against those she loves and swore to protect. Will healing the waters and cleansing the source of the corruption be enough to save Myrina and the others? Thank you for the chance to participate in this competition! I had a lot of fun designing Myrina from the fantastic centaur model, and look forward to seeing more from Lovecraft.

Feywood Toadcap Spawn from Iain Lovecraft’s Feywood campaign Printed on an Anycubic Photon S with the ceramic grey water-washable resin from Elegoo. Layer height: 0.025mm Bottom layer count: 6 Exposure Time: 5s Bottom exposure time: 60s Print time: ~13h Painted with acrylics, photos taken on an iPhone

Just toxic

I really liked the nature theme that was shown in the original art for the competition. I did some research and settled on this cherry blossom theme cause I thought the vibrant pick and white would contrast nicely. It was really fun to paint.

i did the watch tower a bright green and black i was going for almost a mideveil feel to feywood forest style for the darkside of things it with bright magical green looking powers something different then the rest

Printed on a Elegoo Saturn and painted by myself, moimeli3d on instagram, it's some pretty nice prints! Thank you Iain Lovecraft! :)

The Feywood Centaur as modeled by Iain Lovecraft - entry for the Feywood print and paint competition

In a land nearby, from a time long ago, is a place full of dark and treacherous magic - Mesa. This land is home to the Tamnar Forest, the source of the magic that sweeps through the land. The forest consumes all of the Eastern marsh, from the mountains to the coast, dividing the cities of Aryland and Dukeville. Cities began to feud over the resources of the forest and its magic, dividing the people, and causing war. As the battles continued in the cities, some warriors began to love and admire the forest. They vowed to protect the forest’s magic and secrets at all costs. The warriors built towers along the tree line so they could guard and protect the forest. The forest noticed the warriors and used its own roots to strengthen the towers. The warriors and their towers continue to stand guard at all times. From Lain Lovecraft’s Feywood, This is the Watch Tower. The tower was printed on the Creality Ender 5 with a .2mm layer thickness, and 20% infill. There is no airbrushing involved and is painted with only craft store acrylic paints. 7 main colors are used and blended to paint shadows and light. With all of my terrain, there are secrets that are revealed to my group of friends. Disguised in the paint job are UV and glow reactive paints. Our DM only uses this for certain interest points in our campaigns, and are a serious hit to the evening. Following the entry rules there is nothing additionally added to enhance the model - no fake turf, minis, or additional items. Our fantasy is usually a wet, rugged forest, or ocean setting, unlike the real life desert out my front door. We are submitting 4 entries to the contest: 3 Toadcaps painted by my 11 year old daughter Arilynn, my beautiful wife Amanda, and mine, as well as the Tower that I printed and painted in a 48hr period.

In a land nearby, from a time long ago, is a place full of dark and treacherous magic - Mesa. This land is home to the Tamnar Forest, the source of the magic that sweeps through the land. The forest consumes all of the Eastern marsh, from the mountains to the coast, dividing the cities of Aryland and Dukeville. Cities began to feud over the resources of the forest and its magic, dividing the people, and causing war. As the battles continued in the cities, some warriors began to love and admire the forest. They vowed to protect the forest’s magic and secrets at all costs. What are they protecting? The abundance of resources that the forest offers, such as precious life-giving plants. Among those plants are Building sized mushrooms that provide magical strength and resilience to warriors for battling the toughest dragons. The forest became aware and began to create mimic mushrooms to protect itself. Although they appear to be the same to the average person, they do the exact opposite. The forest also knew that its guardians would need life and created a way for the two mushrooms to be differentiated: an ominous glow on the poisonous variety that can only be seen by a select few. These mushrooms are a close resemblance to the Amanita Muscaria Fungus, which are in fact poisonous but death is rare. From Lain Lovecraft’s Feywood, This is the Toadcap. The toadcap was printed on the Elegoo Mars 2 MMF Edition, with a .05mm layer thickness, and a hollowed infill. There is no airbrushing involved and is painted with only craft store acrylic paints. 4 main colors are used and blended to paint shadows and light. With all of my terrain, there are secrets that are revealed to my group of friends. Disguised in the paint job are UV and glow reactive paints. Our DM only uses this for certain interest points in our campaigns, and are a serious hit to the evening. Following the entry rules there is nothing additionally added to enhance the model - no fake turf, minis, or additional items. Our fantasy is usually a wet, rugged forest, or ocean setting, unlike the real life desert out my front door. We are submitting 4 entries to the contest: 3 Toadcaps painted by my 11 year old daughter Arilynn, my beautiful wife Amanda, and mine, as well as the Tower that I printed and painted in a 48hr period.

Lets loot that dead lizardman, What's the worst that could happen?

Momma’s mushroom (Amanda Jines) Deep within the darkest and most treacherous caverns, somewhere in the middle of the forest, lives a magical mushroom – Remwood. Known as the death bringer by the locals that are familiar with its eerie call, the mushroom lures only the most desperate souls. This mushroom offers to grant your deepest hopes and desires, but it comes at a steep price only the hopeless are willing to pay. Often resulting in pain and suffering too gruesome to describe, your wishes will certainly leave you at death’s door, longing for death to end this nightmare. Beware if you ever hear the mushroom’s unnatural siren song! From Lain Lovecraft’s Feywood, This is the Toadcap. The toadcap was printed on the Elegoo Mars 2 MMF Edition, with a .05mm layer thickness, and a hollowed infill. There is no airbrushing involved and is painted with only craft store acrylic paints. 8 main colors are used and blended to paint shadows and light. Following the entry rules there is nothing additionally added to enhance the model - no fake turf, minis, or additional items. Our fantasy is usually a wet, rugged forest, or ocean setting, unlike the real life desert out my front door. We are submitting 3 entries to the contest: Toadcaps painted by my 11 year old daughter Arilynn, my beautiful wife Amanda, and mine.

Word has got out that a troll has been seen within the boundaries of Feywood. Tracks have been discovered leading through the forest floor. One brave Centaur races through the clearing hot on the heels with the uncertainty of what lies ahead.

This is my interpretation of the dangerous and mysterious mushrooms that can be found in this fantasy land.

I've added some chains because I felt like it was missing something, also I added a small marble bead to give it a bit more mystery to the gear. The tree pendant at the top of the stairs gives you a reason to want to walk up them. I hope you enjoy it.

A rare sighting, the blue toadcap mushroom is a sign of things to come in the Feywood.

In the forest, all appears mundane, yet when the night comes the mushrooms reveal their own secrets. My first try with object lighting on a model. I really liked the mushroom!

Printed on Prusa MINI+ using Fiberlogy Easy PLA Blue

Feywood Centaur printed and painted by me for the "Feywood print and paint competition". First time that I partecipate in a paint contest, was very funny and the model is a joy to paint, for the occasion I enjoyed trying out a skin color scheme that I had never thought of using. :)

Artist: Justin Lane - Critical Paint Model: Female Centaur hunter - Iain Lovecraft This was a fun and very interesting model to paint! many different textures and lighting transitions from fur to skin, I also took a chance at practicing NMM gold and I think it works very well on this peice, A beautiful model to paint!

Seeing this model, I immediatelly thought of "Hans and the beanstalk" . A powerful vine overgrowing an old dwarvish looking tower. Like in the fairy tale, the vine seems to be formed by magic, allowing its master to embed some old wood scraps from the ruin and emerge into a spiral staircase. In order to get the vibe of a place where plants grow magically large as buildings, i wanted to have a background exploding in colors and shapes. Therefore the photos were taken on an overgrown rooftop at sunset with additional mist by my pipe.

Dangerous and mysterious mushrooms to eat at your own risk