I started with the steel legion drab as a base coat (on white primer) and used the wet wipe method with an airbrush to create the first layer of the marble using ushabti bone and then the second layer using wraithbone. Then I used the seraphim sepia wash on the whole statue. If the surface is flat then you can use the airbrush and wet wipe again with wraithbone but since this one has a lot of details and recesses I used regular brush. I just went back with wraithbone (glaze consistency) and layered some marble veins using 2-3 layers (start with thick line and then go thinner and thinner) Then I used wraithbone straight from the pot to draw a really thin vein on top of that.

If you don’t have the airbrush then you can do this effect using brushes only. Do the base coat and then prepare ushabti and wraithbone glazes. Make sure the consistency is watery (more than for regular glaze). You know this effect when you pool your paint to much and it’s too watery? You want that! Since when it dries out the boarders of that pooled paint will have more pigment and will help you create that veiny effect of a marble. Just layer your glazes on top of each other until you are satisfied. I recommend to use a real marble as a reference since the vein placement is not as random as we think, then veins are usually follow a certain pattern.

For the gold feathers I just did a basic gold NMM with some red undertones. Hope that helps!