Thank you Forbes! I regularly lurk your paint diary in Pendraken forum, and I like really like your style.
I am a bit chaotic, so I paint by impulses. Something that kills me is paint twice the same unit at a time, so I use to keep all my armies expanding unit after unit. Sometimes when I have a game in my agenda I paint in order to complete the list I made on the paper.
I am very conservationist with the rules so I do not like to change or invent new armies (when I was younger

I did but then I realize that is more difficult than start writting the first think that passes your mind in a paper, then even if it properly design It is needed to be played, because I distrust of the rules playtested only in the mind of very wise people that do not need to take the dice to know what would happend... but I guess my discussion is going out of the topic....
where were we... yep, recently I am not having too much games so to keep my interest high I organize my figures to be painted in Miniprojects of 3 to 6 unit each. And it is working for me, it keeps my interest high! Also I am making an effort of thinking and writting a few lines of each unit I paint. Suprisling this exercise provokes to some kind of chain reaction and new ideas of units pops my mind. Also I think make the painting diary more pleasant for the readers.
Poseidon and fishmen army would fit in the following games:
- In a daemon army, as fomori or fishdaemons. - Use daemon army
- As part of a lizardmen army, or cool blood army (lizards + serpent men + fishmen) - use lizardmen army
- As an army itself against greeks (a kind of mythological game), then maybe I would use the ogre kingdom armylist.. do not know yet.
I am not concerning about the rules, so they would adpat to the specific game or battle I will have rather than setting general rules or armylists. I usually paint for the concept and the joy of painting.
My goal is painitng a unit per week, Last year almost did with 52 painted units. Now with a little children/baby in the house keeping the production is a real challange.