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We have the same idea...
See my Ashearus here ( [link] )
Good Job!!!
By what criteria do you choose your shading color?
Is it depending on the basic color you are shading, or is it the color of the light that defines it, in which case do you use a darker shade of the same color as the light or a complementary color? Or something completely different?
lighter highlights.
When I add shadows, I tend to use colder colors, and they tend to be a *little* more saturated (not too much though). The shadows on the BloodMare were toward blue/purple. If you're working in photoshop keep these details as a separate layer at first, then use Hue/Saturation or Color Balance and play around with sliders to see how different colors will affect/improve your picture.
You'll learn the most from your mistakes and errors. Experimentation is the key
dave