I liked it better when its skin was gray =) closer to the Necromancer style.
The bone looks interesting too, but because of its color, it doesn't quite fit. If it were a pale gray, it would fit the theme. The casting effect is beautiful. In general, polish a couple of details, and it will become a great Tier-6 unit for the Necromancer. Like, the Necromancers raised cave demons from the dead to create their ultimate undead =)
I'll even say more, if everything is done correctly, they can be used as an alternative Tier-6 unit for the Necromancer, an alternative to the Black Knights.
Added 9 minutes ago
It looks good, but it would be nice to see it in motion, the smoothness of the head movement, the absence of any artifacts, etc...
Added 1 minute ago
P.S. By the way, do you want another "weird" picture, similar to the "dancing vampire"? )))))
Look at the picture of the demon, which is above my message, but look at the miniature from a little further away... don't you see anyone? )))
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I see something like a boar or a dinosaur-reptile
Added 9 minutes ago
Damn, I left my ears on, I thought they were needed )) Well, since it turned out well, that's good.
Added 32 minutes ago
Yes, and try adding a little white to the demon's texture to create a smooth transition from the skull to the dark body of the demon....
The beauty of attaching skulls to fleshy models is that no transitions are needed. I looked at Wendigo art, sometimes muscles are drawn attached to the skull, but usually the transition is either absent or not noticeable