If you need some help on anything just ask. From here it looks like very clean painting and brush control. If you don't get the idea of blending try to learn that first look at studio mcvey blending tutorial on YouTube. Blending or layer by blending thru transparency all are done with the most important thing in mind how thin the paint should be by mixing this with a Combo of paint drying retardant and flow improver to get this idea of how thin paint should be for a base coat a wash or a highlight layer to be blended look up on the reaper website tutorials " the art of the craft" after you get the hang of these we can direct attention to zenith all lighting etc. it's no longer the age of base, wash and highlight if you wanna improve your painting standards wich I take it were all on here for. Try these out and don't hesitate to ask if I can help I def will. Depth is what you need so your paintjobs don't appear too flat. The scale we work at do not show natural shadows from natural light on figures so small the scale we work at we need to exaggerate these contrasts not the contrast of coo IRS but contrasts of light and dark tones.
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