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They've had a few very interesting interviews on The Painting Phase, the most recent one being Trish Carden. She comes across very well, seems like a genuinely nice person.

I've been critical of Trish's sculpting in the past, something that I feel a bit embarrased about now, to be perfectly honest. She mentioned people online being very critical of her on Portent (remember that site?), even personal criticism.

She's done some great sculpts over the years, especially GWs Cockatrice and the FW Troll Hag, Carmine Dragon and whatever that humungous Khorne dragon was called.

It's definitely worth a watch/listen:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p4Q2zeHs6-U

Thanks for posting. I have been critical on her Forgeworld sculpts but I definitely enjoy a lot of the sculpts she did for Marauder. Especially the Dark Elves.

She now sculpts for Footsore Miniatures doing their harrowHyrst range: https://footsoreminiatures.co.uk/collections/harrowhyrst

Yeah, I saw the Harrowhyrst stuff. It's an interesting range, the sculpts seem to vary from quite realistic to incredibly chibi/cartoony.

Also I'm not sure if the paintjobs are showing off the models in their best light, the Griffin in particular looks much beter in bare resin than it does painted. I don't mean to criticise the paintwork, there's nothing wrong with it, but the bare resin picture shows the detail on the sculpt much better.

 zedmeister wrote:

She now sculpts for Footsore Miniatures doing their harrowHyrst range: https://footsoreminiatures.co.uk/collections/harrowhyrst

Quite a nice Guinevere there, ready for battle.
https://footsoreminiatures.co.uk/collections/footsore-deal/products/lady-guinevere

And a weather-beaten Odin sculpt I’ve never seen before.
https://footsoreminiatures.co.uk/collections/footsore-deal/products/odin-the-allfather

I really do like that version of Guinevere. Solid and ready for anything.