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Learning how to paint transparent cloth and practicing NMM technique.

looking great, how'd you go about the cloth?

Use abaddon black for base and rhidox hide layer on the transparent part. Than glazing with several different skin colors. If it is too bright, use very thin black or brown to fix it.

That's an interesting technique! I'm not sure how often it'll be used on miniatures but still a really cool effect

The NMM is also looking good! The result looks very similar to metallic paints.

If that’s not suitable for work, the Statue of David is a complete write off!

Very good work and I have to agree, the NMM looks amazing!