Hello Everyone

Allow me to introduce myself, I am Frederik Nielsen, a 3D designer with 2 years of experience with digital sculpting. I have an education as a Multimedia Animator but decided after some years of logo designing, game developing, video editing, and social media, to focus more on digital sculpting. I have always loved playing with clay and miniature painting, and have been drawing monsters as soon as I could draw as a little kid.

I hit a point in life some years back where I had extra time and money, and decided to start collecting the good ol' Warhammer, as I did as a kid. But this time I wanted to learn how to play and actually collect an army.

Go forward a year and I had a full army of Nighthaunt, I absolutely loved those models, except for 1 model, the Mourngul. I wanted it to look more like a ghost, and I tried with a whole pack of greenstuff, it did get closer to what I wanted but It wasn't really there.

Then one night I was sitting at my computer, and suddenly had an urge to try and sculpt my own Mourngul, I knew of 3D printing but hadn't done much with it, but I thought, why not try? I sat one evening and just played around with an idea, then when I was done, I kindly just asked in a Nighthaunt player group what they thought about the model, just some plain feedback, and they absolutely loved it, I didn't really expect that amount of feedback I got from it, but man, did it motivate me!

After some feedback, I sculpted it some more and eventually came with the version you can see in my shop, the great Vorgeist model. Such an awesome experience.

I didn't really make new models after that, I just wanted that one and I was happy, but about half a year later, a great miniature painter named Koen Cambré bought my Vorgheist model and painted it, took some amazing photos of it, and shared it, which completely blew off. Before I knew it, I had a company and was making new models for a Kickstarter. I quit my education as a Drafter (whole other story), and started immediately working on my Kickstarter. A dream job, making monsters, who would have thought eh?

Go more forward to the present day and here I am sitting, making even more monsters for all of you, it has been an amazing year. You have all been so amazing, this is truly a dream job.

So what now?

I have recently decided to focus more on miniatures for D&D, this gives me some more creative freedom and I can make some awesome themes that don't have to be proxied for wargames. However, I do still design my miniatures with wargames in mind, so they can be used for both. But I've had custom-made D&D datasheets for each figure, kind of like a Warscroll for Age of Sigmar, but for D&D. So you basically just have to print and paint them and they are ready for your next campaign!