Red Sand Brushworks

A historical miniature portraying Venustiano Carranza, President of Mexico during a pivotal period of the Mexican Revolution and World War I. The composition references the Zimmermann Telegram of 1917, combining historical storytelling with detailed miniature painting. Special attention was given to the facial expression, military uniform, leather boots, and the handcrafted herringbone wooden floor, created piece by piece to evoke the atmosphere of the period. The aim was to bring history to life through realistic textures, subtle weathering, and a carefully composed historical scene. Hand-painted and presented by Red Sand Brushworks, Mexico.

A Napoleonic drummer brought to life through historical miniature painting. The focus of this piece is on the vibrant uniform, carefully defined details, realistic fabric textures, and subtle weathering. Special attention was given to the drum, metallic elements, and facial expression, aiming to capture the character and atmosphere of the Napoleonic era. Hand-painted by Red Sand Brushworks, Mexico.

Pancho Villa — The Columbus Raid, 1916 A historical miniature inspired by Pancho Villa and the 1916 raid on Columbus, New Mexico. The piece focuses on storytelling through realistic weathering, warm desert tones, worn leather, aged metal, and carefully painted facial expressions. The Columbus State Bank chest provides a narrative element that connects the figure to its historical setting. Painted by Red Sand Brushworks.

Final submission for GWCC 2026.

Imperial Knight Crusader commission project by Red Sand Brushworks. Painted with warm ivory armor, metallic weathering, gold details, heat effects and a ruined urban base. The goal was to keep the armor clean and readable while adding wear, grime and environmental storytelling to give the model presence and character.

Painted by Red Sand Brushworks Los Cabos, Mexico @redsandbrushworks

Completed Imperial Knight Crusader commission by Red Sand Brushworks. The project was painted with a clean but battle-worn finish, combining warm ivory armor, metallic weathering, gold details, heat and engine effects, and a ruined urban base. The goal was to keep the armor readable and refined while adding enough wear, grime and environmental storytelling to give the model presence on the tabletop.

Commission painting by Red Sand Brushworks — Los Cabos, Mexico.

A scenic base inspired by Día de Muertos, built from a simple primed structure and developed through stone, earth, roots, vegetation, cempasúchil flowers, candles and a hand-painted calavera. The goal was to keep a dark, atmospheric look while incorporating recognizable Mexican elements and strong visual storytelling.

Current work in progress for my Chaos Dwarf Blood Bowl project. I'm building a purple magical glow effect while keeping the aged bronze and turquoise palette consistent across the team. Feedback is always welcome. Painted by Red Sand Brushworks – Los Cabos, Mexico.

This Hobgoblin is part of my Chaos Dwarf Blood Bowl project, inspired by a harsh desert environment where ancient magic and survival shape every character. I wanted him to look fast, cunning, and dangerous, with worn equipment and rich textures that tell his story before he even steps onto the pitch.

Team Captain from my Chaos Dwarf Blood Bowl project.

Painted in aged bronze and turquoise stone tones inspired by ancient desert civilizations.

The scenic base features cracked earth, necromantic energy and storytelling elements designed to reinforce the identity of the team.

Red Sand Brushworks

Los Cabos, Mexico