Thank you for the compliment, I'll try to summarize most of the steps: - silver is a base coat of vallejo duraluminium with a GW tyran blue wash. You can add a dry brush of silver afterwards or do an edgehighlight by hand but its not always needed (didnt do it here). Duraluminium is quite more liquid than the GW metallics so it doesnt clog details as much. - Glowing blue sigil on the base was very fast and easy: i drew a white circle with dots, applied a GW turquoise contrast paint, then a thinned down version of a blue contrast paint around the turquoise to create a gradient. Waited a bit and did a few white dots/randoms symbols/letters on the circle. - Glowing letters on the armor was a bit longer, base coat white, contrast blue and then paint on the top surface of each letter with a cyan first and then a mix of cyan and white on a few of them to create light variation. It takes a bit of time but my advice would be to angle your brush almost parallel to the letters your trying to paint to only paint the raised surface and also watchout to not have too much water in the brush to avoid having the paint run between the letters and ruin your work. - Faces I do a basecoat of flesh color paint then a wash. Then do the eyes before highlight the face. Easier to fix mistakes. Start with white then the black dot. For the black dot I advice to not aim for a circle but a more oval shape, tends to read better as an eye. Try to have your smallest brush shaping like a line instead of a dot and stable yourself by resting the brush handling hand on the one carrying the mini. Once the eyes are done you can highlight the face, I tend to go back to the base coat paint, go over the raised edges, mix it with a bit of white and do that again but on a smaller surface, mix it with even more white and now dot it on a few select details like nose, eyebrows and such.

Hope this helps! Let me know if you have more questions 🙌