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Skintone Tutorial part 4by *KristinaGehrmann

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Part 1: [link]
Part 2 and 3: [link]

Here we go

(Please note that this is just "my" way to learn/paint/observe, and I can't guarantee that it'll make things "click" for everybody; I'm not a teacher after all and still have SO much to learn!)

By the way, I put this in the "Photoshop" category since I used Photoshop here (with a Wacom Intuos tablet), but ANY painting program (Gimp, Painter, SAI, Opencanvas) can be used; since this isn't a software-specific tutorial - it's just about painting skintones!

Have fun, and thank you for reading!

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!Manathor Sep 10, 2011

This whole series is very informative and I really like the examples! Thankyou for taking the time to put it together!

~drunkenphantom Jul 23, 2010

it's interesting how you can use colours which have nothing to do with regular skin tones just to make the skin appear full of life, exactly what's shown here : ) cheers : )