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Belial I promise looks much better than the picture might suggest.

White and gold can be hard to pull off, but I think you're doing it nicely. A bit more red might balance the colors out more, the red cloak lining looks boss.

And yeah, pictures can often change how your minis look.

Considering the look you're going for...I think you have a future in dipping. Worth looking into Army Painter Quick Shade, it would save you a lot of time and heart-ache.

John Prins wrote:
White and gold can be hard to pull off, but I think you're doing it nicely. A bit more red might balance the colors out more, the red cloak lining looks boss.

And yeah, pictures can often change how your minis look.

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Where would you suggest adding more red too? None of them are white. I'm trying to go with a bone color, I use Rakarth Flesh, Seraphim Sepia Wash, Rakarth again, and then I still have to yet to do the 50/50 Rakarth Flesh, White Scar layer. I'm trying to get the other colors done before I finish the last layer so I don't have to waste the paint when I make a mistake.

Elbows, I prefer this to help improve my abilities instead of just taking a short cut.

Maybe a selection (not all) of knee-pads, waist plates, or foot plates. It would also be a great place to have decals or some faux-scriptwork in white, given how light the mini is otherwise, any faux-script would have to be in black.

OTOH, you could do scriptwork in RED on flat areas.