Painting a miniature figure PART 2

Use the leather belt technique, same as boots, with slight color variations, incorporating first shadow six from ACS-013, base color six from ACS-001, XNAC-46 base color six, and black ink.

Mix leather first light number six from the ACS-001 with XNAC-46 base color six to match prior tones, then add a red dominance for more color and variety.

Use hair color XNAC-46 with fur-like illumination; add local hair locks illumination using XNAC-07 and XNAC-40, with an ink color filter to unify tone if abrupt.

Paint precious stones on a miniature pendant, outlining the shadow with a leather strap and dark color six from ACS-013. Build depth with a light base and highlight.

Apply the silver base color XNAC-56 to grey metallic parts using the same base and shadow technique as gold, while the weapon uses a totally different lights and shadows scheme.

Apply the straps base color with ACS-016. Build small details, then use first light with ACS-016 and XNAC-40, and XNAC-30, then apply last strap details and a brown ink shadow.

Finish the piece by painting the rest, adjusting colors (XNAC-30, ACS-001, ACS-013, XNAC-46) to match the figure, and planning highlights and shadows based on the glue position.

Use patience and luck to paint the eye on a miniature: outline in black, globe white, outline the upper eyelid, and apply pupil colors two and three from ACS-001 One.

Apply a general shadow with airbrush to the miniature using XNAC-28, brown-blue hues, and violet tones, then blend with silver and white to highlight metal edges and the weapon.