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HOW TO PAINT DARKSKIN & LOCKS 1
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It's really exciting when you finally get dark skin right. I made this video to help you do just that. Here are some tips:
Tip 1) simplify what you are seeing
what I do is break down the image into four main colors to start. The objective here is to fill the canvas with paint the easiest way you can. I do this by choosing 4 colors. I use 1 dark, 2 mediums, and a highlight (see video). I use 8 different colors in all to finish the skin tone and they are pre-mixed. Using 4 keeps you from having to wonder where every color should go.
Tip 2) add more color
After I lay out the 4 colors and cover the canvas, I add 2 more colors. So that brings the total to 6 colors. I don't add the highlight 2 or dark 2 (see video) because they're not need at this stage. I build up the color until it's opaque.
Tip 3) blend the paints
when I begin to blend I add a little water to the paints. It makes it easier to control plus the paint doesn't get muddy. We have to guard against over painting because the paint is too thin to stick so you'll end up swirling paint around the canvas or you'll lift up other layers. The first blend layer looks really rough but just let it dry and start over. At this stage in the game I begin to add dark 2 (see video) because we are getting closer to the finish line. The only color I haven't added is highlight 2 ( see video) because highlights are the last thing I add in the final stage of the painting.
I hope this helps. Peace
find me on facebook:
visit my blog to view art and/or donate:
buy my art at etsy:
videos on blending:
how to paint skin tones:
how to paint hair:
5 tip to create a more realistic portrait:
how to blend acrylic paint:
Music credits
"Reverie (small theme)" by _ghost (feat. Pitx)
is licensed under a Creative Commons license:
Tip 1) simplify what you are seeing
what I do is break down the image into four main colors to start. The objective here is to fill the canvas with paint the easiest way you can. I do this by choosing 4 colors. I use 1 dark, 2 mediums, and a highlight (see video). I use 8 different colors in all to finish the skin tone and they are pre-mixed. Using 4 keeps you from having to wonder where every color should go.
Tip 2) add more color
After I lay out the 4 colors and cover the canvas, I add 2 more colors. So that brings the total to 6 colors. I don't add the highlight 2 or dark 2 (see video) because they're not need at this stage. I build up the color until it's opaque.
Tip 3) blend the paints
when I begin to blend I add a little water to the paints. It makes it easier to control plus the paint doesn't get muddy. We have to guard against over painting because the paint is too thin to stick so you'll end up swirling paint around the canvas or you'll lift up other layers. The first blend layer looks really rough but just let it dry and start over. At this stage in the game I begin to add dark 2 (see video) because we are getting closer to the finish line. The only color I haven't added is highlight 2 ( see video) because highlights are the last thing I add in the final stage of the painting.
I hope this helps. Peace
find me on facebook:
visit my blog to view art and/or donate:
buy my art at etsy:
videos on blending:
how to paint skin tones:
how to paint hair:
5 tip to create a more realistic portrait:
how to blend acrylic paint:
Music credits
"Reverie (small theme)" by _ghost (feat. Pitx)
is licensed under a Creative Commons license:
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