Anatomy Quick Tips: Skin

Finally examining the surface of all this anatomy stuff with a bunch of tips to help you approach painting skin tones in an easy way.

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All painting in this video was done in Corel Painter. Brushes publicly hosted for free on my Patreon page.

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[samdoesarts]

Very lovely painting process, reminds me of a sculptor :)

[tys]

Don't give up and be patient guys, I stumbled across a sinix‘s video from 9 years ago, and he was a freaking art god already

[saymoncarvalho]

Everytime a new Sinix video is out, he redefines art for me, , whenever i think i understood a little bit of an especific painting fundamental, he shows me that there is a lot more things to learn. Anyway, thanks for making me a better artist, Sinix.

[_babido]

The thing that impresses me the most about master artists is their ability to communicate so much visually with very little value or color shift. I always end up doing a lot of contrast though because when I start with little, I feel like my paintings look washed out. I suppose it'll come with practice.

[nickkiller-]

The funny thing about these videos is that at first when I was a beginner, I just took the tips and that's it,
now that I'm decent at painting, I still get some stuff out of the tips, but I can evolve a lot by studying the finished paintings at the end
The structure of these videos is just great

[bimbology_]

Okay I know I'm late but no one is talking about how sweet Sinix is by giving attention to darker skin tones. If you looked up "skin painting tutorial" right now you'd get many tutorials for light tones. I love artists that can see beauty in variety. (Especially when they don't make excuses for a lack of variety) Thank you Sinix 💙

[Louio]

Me: trying to concentrate on what he’s saying
My brain: ooo pwretty paintings ✨✨✨

[lightning_rook]

12:10
It comes full circle!
Sinix 10 Years ago: Drawing like a Painter
Sinix now: Paint (hard edges) like a drawing

jkjk, I think that's a great tip that I'll keep in mind!

[hao]

i am so genuinely grateful that you have differentiated lighter skin tones and darker skin tones EXPLICITLY. so many artists, as you said, just try to use the same method for light for dark, and it just doesn’t turn out well. thanks sinix!

[oceanBackwards]

"you need to process the painting as if that were a line on your line drawing"
christ this helped me out so much, I've been confused on how and where to do edges for the longest time. ty sinix!

[paprikapringless]

9:28 - 10:22 my jaw literally dropped
you are such a talented and inspirational teacher, Sinix
one day I'll be able to do stuff like this easily, too

[levisrighteyeball]

YESS CURRENTLY PAINTING SOMETHING FOR A SCHOOL ART PROJECT AND IM SO GOING TO USE ALL OF THE INFORMATION IN THIS! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR ALL THE HARD WORK YOU PUT INTO THESE VIDEOS, SINIX!

[sadniksenyor]

Watching Sinix paint is not just gaining knowledge but also free therapy for me. Thank you for existing and teaching.

[hidas]

There is nothing else I watch; with my hands on my head as I just sit in complete awe and despair of someone elses skills. Sinix is honestly a master of art.

[oya]

The effort you put into every vid you post is just remarkable. Thank you, Sinix!

[dirke]

I've learned so much from your anatomy quick tips series, thanks for making these.

[krose]

Going through and binge watching your videos before taking notes on them, these are absolutely wonderful and so helpful! I've really been wanting to lean into painting more, but had no idea how to go about it. Thank you!!

[elenagramatikofski]

So much of this is not only applicable in digital art but also in traditional painting and drawing. I have definitely learned something new and I am excited to implement the techniques and tips in my art! Thank you so much for this!

[anonymousanomaly]

You’re better than any art teacher I’ve ever had, these lessons are all detailed, yet memorable, and they are easy to apply to any art style.

[mashedpotatoes]

Finding your channel has really helped my art style pop out. I could never find a good reference for what I was going for. Your 'simple' tutorials saved me so much time and made me feel better and more comfortable about my style. Thank you for your hard work and so much info put easily out here for us!! Your channel helped me finally find my preferred style of art. I look forward to actually doing streams soon. <3