there are more shades of green, I used every shade I had (4) It's not splattered, its lint and dust, it's been in my display case for a while and I dare not dust it more than I have for fear of scratching.
I used the flash in a dark room hoping to bring out more of the detail, but It looks like I just covered it all up with glare... I'll take another pic.
I kind of agree with everyone. Good idea, poor execution, somewhat unpainted. It would look far better and would be far closer to your original idea if yo upainted him with:
A: Multiple shades of green (perhaps the cloak would be dark green, while the body would be almost flourescent?)
B: More care while drybrushing- There are several visible spatters of paint all over the model from drybrushing in other areas
C: More deliberate highlights- such a large model needs careful blending more than it needs a quick drybrush.
Final notes: Perhaps you could make the skin have a "gem-like" appearance? Or maybe flourescent? You also need to distinguish different areas on the model, at least somewhat. It is possible to have defined areas while still keeping the appearance of one unified entity.
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