Wet blending is my go-to to achieve smooth colour transitions. It is my favourite technique - however, it has also proven itself the most frustrating at times! Especially in summer.
Feathering, glazing, drybrushing and cross hatching are all other techniques I use to highlight, blend or texture a miniature’s surface.
I have an airbrush, but overall uses it very sparingly for my own work. For tabletop and army commissions, however, it is a life saver and will often be the first step.

As for more advanced techniques, I am still learning how to perfect NMM (non-metallic metal), OSL and freehanding. I have some experience with all three, it’s just not… Golden Demon level yet.

Paint brushes:
My favourite brushes are Series 33, size 1 and size 2, from Rosemary & Co Artists Brush Ltd.
They have excellent Kolinsky hair brushes and customer service, as well as being more affordable overall.

Other tried brushes:
Winsor & Newton Series 7, Rafael 8404, Artis Opus, Daler Rowney Aquafine, Citadel, Army Painter.

Paint brands:
I use Vallejo Model Color first and foremost, followed by: Citadel, Contrast, AK Interactive, Kimera, Army Painter, Liquitex and Vallejo Game Color.

Well, I don’t have one. At least not a traditional “visual” one. I studied French literature for years. I even gave up learning english in college so that I could study Latin and Ancient Greek, as they are the core foundations of the French language. I wanted to become a writer, or alternatively, a linguist.

I used to write short stories in French. That’s as far as an “artist” I was until I started painting miniatures in November 2020.

No… No I do not, haha. I’m not a Gunpla painter!