Techniques and Tips for Painting Realistic Skin Tones! 💪

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🎨 Materials:
Clairefontaine Hot Pressed Watercolor Paper

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[fuzzydragons]

your shading style is so wonderful, always create gorgeous faces😀

[robinfinch]

Wow! Es ist cool mal sowas zu sehen. Das ist schon sehr 'trust the process' wenn man sieht wie du auf dem schattigen Bereich mit der dunklen Farbe anfängst. Beeindruckend!

[alextrigo]

Congratulations on your work, thanks for bringing analog art to life. There is no comparison, what is handmade has a much greater value, it is unique. I still can't connect or feel attracted to the illustration made on computer.
Greetings from Chile 🇨🇱!

[piggyandpeggy]

ME GUSTA COMO PINTAS...ESA TECNICA ES ASOMBROSA..
TE FELICITO ..BUEN VIDEO!

[pgakagi]

Thank you for this tutorial, I'm already putting this knowledge to use.

[HelloHiHola]

Can you re-release older videos like this or film them with revised info after so much experience? It's really fantastic but underloved!

[stdngmy]

Im going to start today. Thank you soo much

[josephinfiniroemer]

tolles, informatives Video 💚 schade, dass es nur so wenig Aufmerksamkeit bekommt 🤔

[_ink.teeth_]

Thank you so much, I'm gunna try this today 😊🖤

[ChristinaTodd]

Lioba, please, tell me you're not using Opera Pink in your paintings! Unless, of course, you're not selling the original and making prints. Opera is super duper highly fugitive. It's a beautiful color in some brands (not too neon) but dang does it fade fast!

[mohamedabdoola]

Fantastic video. What brand & type of brush you are using? Thank you. ATB from South Africa

[sherryscoloringandpaintingcorn]

what if the person is wearing makeup? Do you adjust the colors differently?

[Reflx]

What brushes do you use for the eyes and lashes- they are quite thin? Trish

[Clem]

I love your tip about simplifying the shapes for shading ! at 3:05 can I ask, what effect did you apply on the picture (with photoshop I guess ?) to have those tones stanging out from one another ? thanks <3
Also I've just bought fabriano paper in hot pressed (I think you used it before), do you still consider it a good paper ? especially for the technique you just showed us ?