Those are some of my most recent portrait paintings. I'd like to know how can I improve the overall artistic expression of those paintings, making them more noticeable. What are the fundamentals the need improvement and study?

Do you always paint directly what you see in the reference? How do you approach changing the pose or rotating the subject or even changing the lighting scenario when creating a painting? (supposing you can't repose the model obviously)

You seem to get your drawings to a very defined realistic state. What do you think about artists like Fechin or even our contemporary WLOP and what they do with implying things with simple brushstrokes? Does it take being able to do what you do to then get more abstract or can you study directly to learn that?

Have you ever approached more fantastical portraits, like more monster like people, fairies, stuff like that. How would you approach the creation and mix of references to make it?

What do you think about having superheroes with different bodytypes, colors, hairs and all that?Much of the heroes look so much alike

Can we get an overview of the hue slider with Sinix, just naming it better (since he doesn't like the green and thinks the green-blue range need more definition)

We should ask Sinix to get the Hue slider and name it appropriately, with lime, mint, cyan, turquoise and whatever else

How do you guys go at starting a random drawing with a pitch? Let's say if Stan asks Sinix right now to draw something specific (an orc in a dress or whatever), what is your process?