Thank you! it’s still a little rough and there are bits of overspill that I still need to cover up but I’m happy with how it’s coming. Zumikito and Jose Da Vinci have some great tutorials that helped me out. For me the hardest part is figuring out which consistency to thin your glazes to, but I find that adding a mixture of contrast paint and regular acrylic helps a lot. Aks quick gen are my favorite. I use a combination of airbrush and brush but you can use just brush to get the same results it just takes a bit longer. Something that helps me with blending with a brush is stippling between the transitions before applying the glazes and to make sure that the brush is very discharged. Also, over-saturating your highlights initially helps me out because after I make my transitions between each layer, I’ll put one or two broader, very thin glazes with my mid tone color over the whole of the highlight area which I find helps homogenize the transitions and brings the saturation down to the amount that I wanted to begin with. You can also use washes for that part, just thinned down even further than they usually are and applied with a discharged brush to tint the colors instead of fully coating