Kim, I should have asked this question earlier because I'm only 1 layer from needing to do this one. I'm up to the blue shading layer just before the second overall skin layer. I'm following your tutorial and I'm so much happier with the results and so are the people who are watching the progress. I've used the colors as you demonstrate in your tutorials. But I need to make an adjustment to this next overall skin layer. Each of my 3 boys have had very tan looking skin even as newborns. The "son" I'm doing in this current kit has Scandinavian bright blue eyes and blond hair, but his father's 1/16th Cherokee skintones. I love his coloring and would sure like to capture that in this doll. It's tan-gold as if he'd been lying in the sun. What do you suggest? If any of the fans out there have asked Kim this already, please do share the info if you have the time. Thanks so much!!
Hi I love your tutorials. I’m gonna try my hand at reborning, I’ve always loved dolls. Question, is there other paints I can use other than Genesis just starting out? and where can I get the wooden thing that holds the baby’s disassembled body parts? Thanks
Loving your tutorials... you address everything very thoroughly. I appreciate that. I have a question please.... would you use the peachy keen on an auburn haired baby? (if not, what color palate would you suggest for that "coral" type (for lack of better word) complexion? Thank you so much for your time and attention to detail so that we might learn more efficiently.
Hi I was wondering if you don’t have raw sienna in your paint collection for reborning could you use burnt umbre instead? What alternate color could I use to make this color it doesn’t have to be exact just close enough!
I love your videos. If it had as shown the name of the paints to help us. I'm Brazilian I miss audios because I do not speak your language. but I follow what you do. Big kiss, Sara
thank you so much for the flesh 08 nail tip, tip. LOL. I really don't like the look of the white nail tip, babies don't come with French manicures. super idea! Love this skin tone btw!!!
I am getting ready to paint my first baby and originally was going to do acrylics. I love to paint and have always used oils so I would possibly be more comfortable with them (the fact that I have oils here already helps too). The baking makes me nervous, though.
There is no standard complexion for "Asian and Black mixed baby." Such a person could be literally any color. I'd need a photo to match to know what complexion you have in mind.
Nothing will get the same exact results as Raw Sienna. I suppose in a pinch you could try Diarylide Yellow. But this is far more pigmented than Raw Sienna, so add with caution.
Odorless paint thinner would do a better job if you're just trying to loosen the paint and make it easier to mix. Thinning medium will give the paint more of a gel consistency, which can leave a texture or even a little shine if you're pouncing it on.
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It’s like making your own foundation, with yellow tones , I always mix my own as I change throughout the seasons .
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FINALLY! Thank you for this beautiful skin tone!!
Thank you! :-D You're welcome.
Just finished a kit using this recipe. Such a sweet skin tone. Thank you.
So glad you like it! :-D
This is a beautiful color. Thanks for sharing!
Kim, I should have asked this question earlier because I'm only 1 layer from needing to do this one. I'm up to the blue shading layer just before the second overall skin layer. I'm following your tutorial and I'm so much happier with the results and so are the people who are watching the progress. I've used the colors as you demonstrate in your tutorials. But I need to make an adjustment to this next overall skin layer. Each of my 3 boys have had very tan looking skin even as newborns. The "son" I'm doing in this current kit has Scandinavian bright blue eyes and blond hair, but his father's 1/16th Cherokee skintones. I love his coloring and would sure like to capture that in this doll. It's tan-gold as if he'd been lying in the sun. What do you suggest? If any of the fans out there have asked Kim this already, please do share the info if you have the time. Thanks so much!!
Hi I love your tutorials. I’m gonna try my hand at reborning, I’ve always loved dolls. Question, is there other paints I can use other than Genesis just starting out? and where can I get the wooden thing that holds the baby’s disassembled body parts? Thanks
Thank you for the video.
Loving your tutorials... you address everything very thoroughly. I appreciate that. I have a question please.... would you use the peachy keen on an auburn haired baby? (if not, what color palate would you suggest for that "coral" type (for lack of better word) complexion? Thank you so much for your time and attention to detail so that we might learn more efficiently.
Thanks so much Kim for the videos you give us to help
What are we using now that the original Genesis Flesh 08 is discontinued? I'm trying to start this hobby and am so mad. lol
Thanks. Very informative video.
Thank you!
Could I add raw Sienna acrylic paint to my Genesis? I don't have it in Genesis but I have the other colours xx
Hi Kim, can I use flesh 07 instead flesh 08?
Hi I was wondering if you don’t have raw sienna in your paint collection for reborning could you use burnt umbre instead? What alternate color could I use to make this color it doesn’t have to be exact just close enough!
I love your videos. If it had as shown the name of the paints to help us. I'm Brazilian I miss audios because I do not speak your language. but I follow what you do. Big kiss, Sara
Hi, I am Madeline. Just wanted to know we're you buy your paints from
thank you so much for the flesh 08 nail tip, tip. LOL. I really don't like the look of the white nail tip, babies don't come with French manicures. super idea! Love this skin tone btw!!!
I am getting ready to paint my first baby and originally was going to do acrylics. I love to paint and have always used oils so I would possibly be more comfortable with them (the fact that I have oils here already helps too). The baking makes me nervous, though.
Watching your videos makes oils seem like a great choice.
Hi Kim: Great video. Have a wonderful evening. Hugs!! :)
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How to start to paint on a brown vinyl doll surface or neutralize it to being to start to paint and reborn the doll
I want to mix Asian and Black baby what is the mix recipe for that color skin baby can u make a Video to that skin tone
There is no standard complexion for "Asian and Black mixed baby." Such a person could be literally any color. I'd need a photo to match to know what complexion you have in mind.
If I don't have raw sienna what could I substitute
Nothing will get the same exact results as Raw Sienna. I suppose in a pinch you could try Diarylide Yellow. But this is far more pigmented than Raw Sienna, so add with caution.
can i use thinning medium in my paint that is real stiff to loosten it?
Odorless paint thinner would do a better job if you're just trying to loosen the paint and make it easier to mix. Thinning medium will give the paint more of a gel consistency, which can leave a texture or even a little shine if you're pouncing it on.
ty so much i love your videos :)
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