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Looks great for a first one! If you wanna take it to the next level, throw a dark wash over it to pull out all the detail

Not bad! Be sure to thin those paints!

I printed that in translucent green I wanna paint it... but also kinda like it

Miles Redman yeah definitely need to thin them out. Mistakes are how we learn lol

Nick Marincak This. Even if you only add a wash, your paint job will go from looking like, “That’s pretty good for a first time” to “I’m a paint GOD!”.

Seriously add a wash. You will be very pleased with the result.

Good first attempt, you could improve it drastically by adding a wash. Really washing is the first thing you should learn.

Agreed; in order of importance (imo) and generally in difficulty too:
1. Inking
2. Drybrushing
3. Layering / blending
4. Thinning and effective use of a wet pallet

Very nice! The tiny imperfections always look worse than they are in these close up shots, I bet it looks great on the tabletop!

I'm envisioning a LOT of supports! Looks great though.

oh is this one of those supportless models?

it couldn't be unless the tentacles print separate, too many islands

Looks good!

Jonathan Alvarado there were lots of supports

Nice!

ipa is in short supply so I tried some other cleaner. Uncle Jessie seemed to think they will work ok I used Fabuloso at about half and half water soaked for 10 min then rinsed

Mean Green has worked wonderfully for me

my only complaint on using all purpose cleaners is the foam has stayed in parts of the hollow parts and im not sure how to get it out lol

Really new to this stuff aswell, but I'm sure you shouldn't handle the model without gloves before it had its UV / Sun bath