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Yes, yes, I know, miniatures are considered art by some, but I just saw someone who had painted Mona Lisa on a banner, and I was thinking: any tips for doing something like that? I could use some help with my art grades...

Decals transfer off a laser jet printer or whichever one works better?

You could try the grid method if you are trying to make an scale copy of something that exists

otherwise draw it out with like a small pencil or felt pen then follow over it with paint.

Start with Hans Holbein and go from there.
Look into 'Miniatures painting' there is a wealth of information on it as it's been around for the last 500 years.