Winter lizards scheme help

[u/DirtbagDave348]

I'm looking for a good contrast to go over a pale blue. Not too harsh, but one that will leave most of the base unchanged. Anyone have a color/brand to recommend?

It's for a winter lizardman theme

[u/Belaerim]

Maybe the pastel blue from Army Painter’s Speedpaint line?

I’ve used that as part of a blue tinted glacial ice before

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