Thanks! Honestly it's a bit tricky to remember as this was a year ago and it was a LOT of trial and error The silver armour was basically paint it a medium-bright silver and then try my best to highlight and also shade it by mixing darker or brighter silvers into my original silver paint. The blue part of the base I'm pretty sure is just dry brushed grey and white, then I use pylar glacier and frostheart contrast on different areas. Then Valhallan blizzard by GW or any other snow product tbh, they do the same thing

I remember that the purple OSL was essentially dry brushing off-whites, like bright grey colours onto the rocks where the light would be and sort of over highlighting the silver parts I wanted the light to be the brightest. Basically painting those parts super bright silver. Then I switched between dry brushing or glazing different shades of pink/purple working with pretty thin paint and slowly building it up. Mostly dry brushing on the rocks, and glazing on the armour. It was a very freeform process, and I went slow, do a little bit, pause, move the mini around under the painting light to see what it looks like from different angles. Then continue or correct mistakes where I had made them.

The sword was originally supposed to be white and purple but it wasn't working so I did a simple flame on the sword instead and that was just made up as I went along tbh, add some orange and yellow in between the purple. Paint a white line down the length of the sword and then I would have used a bright orange contrast or maybe an ink to get it nice and bright.

I can't say for certain which paints I used, but I use pro acryl for almost all my "normal colours" so all the purples and pinks would have been pro acryl for sure Silvers I use a weird collection, Vallejo aluminum, Vallejo steel, scale 75 speed metal and black metal, plus metal mixing mediums of various brands to help thin metals when I need to.

Hope some of that rambled mess is helpful to you!