Cleanse the Unclean
Warhammer 40k: Wrath and Glory Interior Art Illustrations for the table top RPG Warhammer 40k: Wrath and Glory. Made for Cubicle 7 Entertainment...
Plaguebearers are the footsoldiers of Nurgle’s daemonic legions. These loathsome creatures are crafted from the blighted souls of mortals who have been slain by the virulent plague known as Nurgle’s Rot. These Lesser Daemons of the Lord of Decay are shambling, pustulent creatures. Plaguebearers have gangling, bony limbs, their bodies swollen with decay, so much so that glistening innards are exposed through rents in their skin.
Warhammer 40k: Wrath and Glory Interior Art Illustrations for the table top RPG Warhammer 40k: Wrath and Glory. Made for Cubicle 7 Entertainment...
Warhammer fan art Nurgle demons
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A friendly Plaguebearer from Nurgle and his friends ready to party... Photoshop.
Event illustration for the Nurgle campaign AD: James Robertson, Laurence Tully (CA) © Games Workshop Limited 2022. Published by SEGA
Artwork for Codex Grey Knights. Copyright Games Workshop
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© 2011 Fantasy Flight Games The Plaguebearer turned out to be my favorite of the four since it was very much more to my sensibilities. You know,...
Chaos Gods heralds Warhammer
Plague Bearer with rot fly...
I painted this Nurgle army over a year ago for GW ... man, I can tell you, after painting guy no. 107 I took a deeeeep breath before starting on...
A plague marine so close to achieving his goal. If the heroes of the empire can stop him in the end? Or will we all be wandering grandfathers...
Mortarion Commissioned Fan art
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A cover for the second book in the revised trilogy of Dark Imperium by Guy Haley © Copyright Games Workshop LTD...
This character I did over twenty years ago. He was one of the first things I ever sculpted, so he's pretty rough around the edges. He was great...