Just enjoying it.
Me, too, but I don't get the same
zen-like perfection you do.
Wish I could watch what you're doing.
Have you made any tutorials? I'd like to know what you're doing differently.
For example:
Your paint is nice and opaque. When I use a wash it can clutter up the paint I place over the smudge, even with high-opacity paints like Vallejo.
The shadows in joints (see the shoulder-pads when viewing the mini front-on) are just right. I try washes, I try darker paints, invariably the transition from the shadowed region to the pad are simply not clean (for me - yours are).
Also, your raised panels, where I would have gotten some ink/wash overflow, are perfectly smooth. No paint build up. I would have had some raised areas of paint where I went back to touch-up. Yours look like they've been airbrushed. Perfect. Amazing.
Your edge highlights are clear but subtle. I can make mine either too clear or too subtle (i.e. not useful). Do you mix some white with your base-color or do you use another color of paint when you do those?
You have three main gray-ish colors that are totally different. I am not sure how to re-create that but I can see it. There's the black base (shoes), a charcoal base (under-clothes), and a light gray base for the over-clothes AND the armor itself, yet one looks solid and the other
looks like fabric. The black, gray, and light gray are all grays but they are somehow totally different. I don't understand light and color well enough to put this in words, never mind re-create that effect.
Your color choice is incredible. The camouflage you create....
And your brush control... wow.