So I move in the opposite direction. I start with the shadows and contours first, but that is just how I see colors in general (I also color dark to light). Skin will always look a little wonky until lips and eyes and hair are all done, so I usually get the skin close-ish to what I'm picturing and then go back and deepen shadows/adjust highlights once the other areas are done. The only thing I might do differently since it is red hair is used less of the peach tones (Prismacolors tend to be peachy though for skin, while Lumis offer a little more neutral tones), but it is still very beautiful! Lovely highlights and coloring all around.
I love this tutorial as well. I do have certain feelings where my decisions would have been different, but I do not have much experience coloring skin. Add to that that this isn't finished, there are *so many times* in the coloring process where I have thought, "I don't know if I did this right," only to have it come to life at the finish, so I have to trust your experience--you know where you are going, and I don't. I just know the finish is going to be glorious. Experience is worth it's weight in (favorite art product), so I trust that you know exactly where this will lead. I'm so glad to have even learned the lesson already (mostly through watching other artists' coloring tutorials) that just exactly that part that I most doubt, I will find out that it makes the project breathe at the finish. Trust the process, trust the process, trust the teacher you know has the experience. It is already stunning. Thank you for showing us how this process works. ((The hair makes me yearn to be a bright redhead, wow!!!))
Teal eyes ive done them on a mariola budek portrait before it is amazing not to green not to blue and they POP so beautifully, your doing am amazing job on this one im enjoying watching her come to life and your showing me I wasn't to off track when I color one of her drawings your helping me find some confidence to bring in some of those darker colors and to not be afraid of darkening the shadows can't wait for the next few tutorials 😀
Hi there Pamela, this is a fabulous tutorial, and just what I'm needing right now as I'm colouring in Christine Karson's Fairies and Fantasy book. I would love you to do more of these tutorials. Although I watch your shopping trips, they aren't of all that interest as I live in Scotland and therefor don't have these stores, I just love your enthusiasm about the products. I really want to learn more about skin, eyes, hair. I would love to have a class with you but my internet connection sometimes lets my zoom meetings down and I have to shut PC down and reboot, so I wouldn't waste your time. Having said all this I'm always happy to watch your videos, take care .💖
I love Mariola Budek's portraits! I've colored about 12 of them (so far), each one with different skin tone combinations, but was afraid to use cream thinking it would make it appear too yellow. Now I'm going to add it to my next skin tone combo. She's coming along beautifully! Can't wait to see how you do the tattoos! Thank you for sharing your talents.
Pamela she is turning out so pretty. I am one who doesnt like to leave the highlights completely white. Thank you for the tip of using the cream, Ive never tried that but Im going to now. Yasmine is workin that red hair! 😁
Love this ! Thanks to you I went to her Etsy store purchased this and another group . This is my first time at grayscale too ! If I get her hair as beautiful as you did I'd be so happy ! I bet the artist had a big increase in sales thanks to you ! She should give you free portraits for life 😁
I have never thought of adding cream to skin before, you have made her skin look beautiful 😍 now for me to try it, I look forward to seeing how you colour the owl and tattoos, thank you so much for another brilliant tutorial 😀
I don’t have this picture yet but I have some of the others, I followed your hair on a different girl. I want to get this one as well but my printer has screwed up it’s putting three black vertical lines up my pictures and I’m having trouble fixing this. Then I’ll get more. Iv been putting the Luminance and Lightfast together still collecting them trying to follow you anyway. I just love Mariola and your doing a great job. I don’t know anything about making videos but thank you for all you do to help us and you are easy to listen to (not everyone is).
Love this tutorial! I am trying to do this picture as a brunette, a blonde and a redhead. As a fiery redhead I expect her to have a “peaches and cream” complexion, but I am afraid of moving past “peach” to “ruddy” or sunburned. I used a lot more beige and some warm grey. I am considering a little indigo blue in the shadows to tone it down. Am I crazy?
Hi! Loving the videos. May I make a very small suggestion regarding the eyes. You do green eyes very often. Perhaps violet or a soft amber to blend with her hair?
Soft amber sounds beautiful!! I’ll look at some colors and put something together 💕 Someone else had suggested green and I thought it would really make her pop! Oh and I also thought about something different like teal.
This is gorgeous!!! Every time I see your videos I learn so much! Thank you!!!! I’m super new at coloring. Which paper do you recommend the most to print coloring pages and use with Prismacolor Premier? Thank you!
@@PamelasPassionforPencils Thanks!!!! Does it matter if it’s acid free or not? Not that I’m selling it lol. I’m completely new lol. But I do wanna keep an art journal with my colored pages. Please let me know. Thank you 😊
I have a hard time finding the description list You don’t say the color numbers which confuses me. For example which beige are you using? Then you said brown and I don’t know which brown.
I am definitely a beginner with colored pencils but I love doing female grayscale portraits and this series of videos is perfect for me! Thank you!
Thank you Pamela, I am loving this series of greyscale coloring…. Really great work!
I'm so glad you're enjoying these videos. Happy Coloring!
Thanks so much for these tutorials, love how the picture is looking. Her hair is stunning.
LOVE the hair
Looking forward to see you finish it!
It's amazing how you mixed so many colors to create the lovely healthy skin!!! 💖😊
You are so amazing. Thank you! I love watching your videos. I have learned so much from you.
So I move in the opposite direction. I start with the shadows and contours first, but that is just how I see colors in general (I also color dark to light). Skin will always look a little wonky until lips and eyes and hair are all done, so I usually get the skin close-ish to what I'm picturing and then go back and deepen shadows/adjust highlights once the other areas are done. The only thing I might do differently since it is red hair is used less of the peach tones (Prismacolors tend to be peachy though for skin, while Lumis offer a little more neutral tones), but it is still very beautiful! Lovely highlights and coloring all around.
Thanks! Pamela 💖 with this tutorial video. This coloring page has so much learning potential 🎨 I have learned so much from your videos😊
Oh Pamela, this is so absolutely stunning. Every time I watch you I see how much I still have to learn. Thank you so much.
Thank you so much. I’m so glad you enjoyed it. Happy Coloring!
I love this tutorial as well. I do have certain feelings where my decisions would have been different, but I do not have much experience coloring skin. Add to that that this isn't finished, there are *so many times* in the coloring process where I have thought, "I don't know if I did this right," only to have it come to life at the finish, so I have to trust your experience--you know where you are going, and I don't. I just know the finish is going to be glorious. Experience is worth it's weight in (favorite art product), so I trust that you know exactly where this will lead. I'm so glad to have even learned the lesson already (mostly through watching other artists' coloring tutorials) that just exactly that part that I most doubt, I will find out that it makes the project breathe at the finish. Trust the process, trust the process, trust the teacher you know has the experience. It is already stunning. Thank you for showing us how this process works. ((The hair makes me yearn to be a bright redhead, wow!!!))
Teal eyes ive done them on a mariola budek portrait before it is amazing not to green not to blue and they POP so beautifully, your doing am amazing job on this one im enjoying watching her come to life and your showing me I wasn't to off track when I color one of her drawings your helping me find some confidence to bring in some of those darker colors and to not be afraid of darkening the shadows can't wait for the next few tutorials 😀
Thank you so much for this video! You are super talented! Absolutely love how this is turning out 😍😍
Hi there Pamela, this is a fabulous tutorial, and just what I'm needing right now as I'm colouring in Christine Karson's Fairies and Fantasy book. I would love you to do more of these tutorials. Although I watch your shopping trips, they aren't of all that interest as I live in Scotland and therefor don't have these stores, I just love your enthusiasm about the products. I really want to learn more about skin, eyes, hair. I would love to have a class with you but my internet connection sometimes lets my zoom meetings down and I have to shut PC down and reboot, so I wouldn't waste your time.
Having said all this I'm always happy to watch your videos, take care .💖
I love Mariola Budek's portraits! I've colored about 12 of them (so far), each one with different skin tone combinations, but was afraid to use cream thinking it would make it appear too yellow. Now I'm going to add it to my next skin tone combo. She's coming along beautifully! Can't wait to see how you do the tattoos! Thank you for sharing your talents.
Pamela she is turning out so pretty. I am one who doesnt like to leave the highlights completely white. Thank you for the tip of using the cream, Ive never tried that but Im going to now. Yasmine is workin that red hair! 😁
Thank you! Oh I always need to add that cream in there. I absolutely love it. 💕
Love this ! Thanks to you I went to her Etsy store purchased this and another group . This is my first time at grayscale too ! If I get her hair as beautiful as you did I'd be so happy ! I bet the artist had a big increase in sales thanks to you ! She should give you free portraits for life 😁
Great class
Amazing portrait. Hope you do many more. Hair and skin amazing.Would love to see dark brown hair tutorial. Love from the UK.x😘💖❤🇬🇧
Wonderful I have done my in blue green (kinda) alien like! Did mine on clay
Love skin tutorials. It is an issue for me. I like the cream in the highlighted areas also. Looks more natural to me. ❤❤❤
I have never thought of adding cream to skin before, you have made her skin look beautiful 😍 now for me to try it, I look forward to seeing how you colour the owl and tattoos, thank you so much for another brilliant tutorial 😀
Hi i loved the tutorial 😊 would you pls consider making a tutorial on darker/black skin?
Thank you so much
You're most welcome
I don’t have this picture yet but I have some of the others, I followed your hair on a different girl. I want to get this one as well but my printer has screwed up it’s putting three black vertical lines up my pictures and I’m having trouble fixing this. Then I’ll get more. Iv been putting the Luminance and Lightfast together still collecting them trying to follow you anyway. I just love Mariola and your doing a great job. I don’t know anything about making videos but thank you for all you do to help us and you are easy to listen to (not everyone is).
Thank you for sharing this 😊
May I request a darker skin tutorial.... All the ones you have done a bit lighter ....
Pam i totally get the editing comments ! trust me I get it LOL
Love this tutorial! I am trying to do this picture as a brunette, a blonde and a redhead. As a fiery redhead I expect her to have a “peaches and cream” complexion, but I am afraid of moving past “peach” to “ruddy” or sunburned. I used a lot more beige and some warm grey. I am considering a little indigo blue in the shadows to tone it down. Am I crazy?
Hi! Loving the videos. May I make a very small suggestion regarding the eyes. You do green eyes very often. Perhaps violet or a soft amber to blend with her hair?
Soft amber sounds beautiful!! I’ll look at some colors and put something together 💕 Someone else had suggested green and I thought it would really make her pop! Oh and I also thought about something different like teal.
This is gorgeous!!! Every time I see your videos I learn so much! Thank you!!!! I’m super new at coloring. Which paper do you recommend the most to print coloring pages and use with Prismacolor Premier? Thank you!
Thank you so much. This is my favorite paper. amzn.to/3l9gib4
@@PamelasPassionforPencils Thanks!!!! Does it matter if it’s acid free or not? Not that I’m selling it lol. I’m completely new lol. But I do wanna keep an art journal with my colored pages. Please let me know. Thank you 😊
Can you do how to do darker skin tones?
Agreed
I have a question? Will you talk about the Astra Pastelowe pencils?
How do you do African American skin?
I have a hard time finding the description list
You don’t say the color numbers which confuses me.
For example which beige are you using?
Then you said brown and I don’t know which brown.