I like the way you mix skin tones, you simplify it to were I can say, AHHH HA! Being a amatuer I need to keep it simple, otherwise I can get frustrated. Thank you.
the biggest thing I would recommend is practice! It sounds silly but honestly practice your final piece as many times as possible before the real thing as then you'll encounter any problems before the real thing. I would also keep referring to your reference photo to try and match colours as closely as possible x
I like the way you mix skin tones, you simplify it to were I can say, AHHH HA! Being a amatuer I need to keep it simple, otherwise I can get frustrated. Thank you.
the best so far!!!
Thank you so much for sharing your colour mixing method for skin tones, and awesom with 4 colours ♥️👍
Glad you enjoyed the video! x
Hey! Thank you for sharing your process! 😊I SO appreciate it!
Não precisa fazer esse tanto de pré misturas, bastam 6 valores e a magica acontece😊
Perfect, just what I was looking for!
thank you for this excellent video lia
I paint 1/35 scale figures. Are there any changes you would recommend for this small scale?
All skin tones are not the same, but I get where you're going with the blending. Thank you.
I cant't fixing the colours method, because your hand, fingers re so wonderful :) Greetings!
Really helpful ! Thanks alot! Lovely voice 🤗
You are wonderful.Greetings from Morocco.
By mixing burnt umber and cadmium yellow i get green not that skin tone 😅😢😮
What's the substitute for cadmium yellow?
Great video!!! love your art content!!!
Thank you so much!!
what oil paints or acrylic skin tone colors on the faces .?
I use all of these same colours for faces!
@@LiaSophie name of the oil paint colors use in the video .?
they are listed there
Titanium white
Ultramarine blue
Cadmium red
Cadmium yellow
burnt umber
Bellissimo video bravissima!;😍👏👏👏
Wow hard to se all these coulor in a face
Do you have any tips for creating a final outcome? (Im doing gcse art)
the biggest thing I would recommend is practice! It sounds silly but honestly practice your final piece as many times as possible before the real thing as then you'll encounter any problems before the real thing. I would also keep referring to your reference photo to try and match colours as closely as possible x
@@LiaSophie thank you so much!!
Thankyou
Thanks for watching!
oil paint?
A strength of women: The appreciation and ability to process a greater range of colors than men. Thank you, this was refreshing.
Please try to make a video in better lighting.