This one is about underpaintings for skin colours. I often see beginners pick a reddish ultra-saturated pink colour and go with it - that's not the way to satisfyingly real results. And let me say: Use reference. Really.
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Oohh this reminds me of the different colour make-up bases you buy for the skin... It makes so much sense now! Sorry, such a prissy thing to say. This is incredibly useful to me right now! Thank you so much! Haha
hmm... very interesting... green underpainting for skin and a beautiful result I would have never guessed Thanks for sharing these tips, it's really helpful
This is incredibly useful to me right now! Thank you so much! Haha
Thanks!