Color Theory for Painting Skin Tones

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In this video, we’ll explore the fundamentals of color theory and how they relate to depicting human skin. We’ll discuss warmth and coolness using photos as examples, and analyze different skin tones using illustrations. Plus, you’ll see my practical experiments as I apply the tips and tricks discussed throughout the video. To make it easier to follow along, I’ve included time codes for each section.
Useful links:
Painting Skin Tones by Proko: • Painting Skin Tones
00:00 - Introduction
00:56 - Explanation of hue, saturation and value
04:27 - Understanding warm and cool tones
05:37 - Analyzing examples of skin tones from famous artists
07:52 - Advanced Techniques for drawing skin
10:03 - Conclusion and summary
I love studying perspective, form, rendering, and color theory through character art. I hope you’ll enjoy watching!
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[@whossam7675]

u found a balance in the audio between your voice and the music,well done fellow artist who uses color blocking

[@Tanalieku]

Thanks!

[@sidways47]

I SHOULD DO THAT!! THAT EXERCISE IS SO GAME CHANGING 😮😮 i feel confident about my lines but uts always the rendering and pick and chossing colots that get me specially skin. I will hope to try this and tell ir it works!

[@TheDiamondhoward]

I was just looking for this thank god

[@Axiassart]

Wow I think your workflow is exactly what I been looking for

[@ThyHerald]

THANK YOU this is just what I needed

[@Tanalieku]

You’re welcome ☺️

[@apasihluxu]

now I want a video of how kan Liu( artof666k ) does color theory, because I'm very curious

[@sidways47]

Same! Specially the way he colors water

[@benito9830]

Very helpful! Thank you✨❤

[@Tanalieku]

So glad! ❤️

[@katm8128]

Do you have any advice on painting subjects, particularly faces, in an ambient lighting setup without one direct light source? Like on an overcast day, where the tonal changes are extremely subtle

[@kroly7]

I get lost when it comes to painting