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I didn't notice that, partially since I'm more familiar with her cartoon version. I was more focused on colors I thought would contrast more once the paint dried, and the original blonde hair and blue eyes just weren't working for me.

Paint test for the Scourgeland Survivors bundle I got off of Etsy. I usually use the included cheesecake mini in Artisan Guild mini sets to test the pallet I plan on using for the rest of the minis, since I don't really care about them all that much. EDIT: Swapped the original pic out for one...

And I'm back with more DnD stuff: Gorka the half-goblin artificer and her eldritch cannon Mister Bucket. My first batch of skellies. The molds were kinda basic-bitch looking, but I'm learning that a little bit of paint goes a long way for that kind of thing. My first batch of orks...

That's a solid coat of....Heraldic Red maybe? With some glossy enamel sprayed on top to keep the paint sealed. Reaper makes good paints, and I suck at highlighting. I've found that a decently sculpted model and some gloss coat can make enough contours stand out to fake it a bit. Those 2...

Maybe some kind of really dark gunmetal could have worked, but those do look like some microscopic greebles to deal with. The jet black and gold looks pretty sharp, I'm really liking the paint scheme you've got there. Pic tax: Christmas gift I ordered off of Etsy and hand painted for a friend...