Hydra Women: Fight Like a Girl! is live on Kickstarter!!!

Hydra Women: Fight Like a Girl is a new line of female characters in 75 mm sculpted and launched by the Hydra Studio team

The project is aimed at all types of painters and modellers who want to start a new painting project different than usual.

The idea of ​​the Brave Women project was born by combining two concepts that we think are explored to a lesser extent in current modelling offerings: contemporary-themed miniatures and women's figures as action heroines.

If you like it, please click HERE or in the image to go to Kickstarter:

And here you can see the 4 Basic minis of the campaign:

Also, I sculpted and painted one of them, Eva, the Pilot:

Brave Women: Fight like a girl

Brave Women: Fight like a girl is a next lineup release by Hydra Studio.

Brave Women is a collection of 75 mm miniatures, digitally sculpted and produced in high-quality resin. Each miniature in this range represents contemporary women performing exciting and action professions.

The project is aimed at all types of painters and modellers who want to start a new painting project different than usual.


The idea of ​​the Brave Women project was born by combining two concepts that we think are explored to a lesser extent in current modelling offerings: contemporary-themed miniatures and women's figures as action heroines.

I'm part of this project as Digital Sculptor (I did Eva, the pilot with the invaluable help of Ana Román) and Miniature Painter, Currently painting the Original BoxArts (in progress).

The miniatures are going to be released this Friday trough Kickstarter. If you like them, Stay Tunned!!

HYdra Brave Women: Pilot (Eva), sesion 3

Share some time painting in streaming with me this future Hydra Studio release!

Aruh-Ka - Scale 75 Ork Shamman

Hi guys. I'm not posting so much lately. We at Hydra Studio are working in a future project we expect to show you soon. While we can release it, I painted this mini, Aruh Ka, from @Scale75, as a commission job. I choose a colour scheme similar to the official miniature art box but applying a warmer lighting and a less fantasy colour gamut. For the skin, so protagonist in the figure, the I was inspired by the reflections and contrasts of the skin of people of colour, who have bigger shadow areas, and stronger smaller contrast in lights but transferred to a scale of greens. This personal decision was based on the fact that the features and shamanic aesthetics of the figure resemble these more than those of a caucasian person. Hope you like it.