[Returner]

Thanks a lot for these lessons.
Have just recently started painting and this made me realize a lot.
Some images to help clarify your explanations would certainly make this the best tutorial that I've seen on this forum. Great work!

[juhis_r]

calls & whistles

Hey Ron, where are you? Have you come back to the town? Or still somewhere... just asking 'cause i would love to see your overpainting and get more tips and cures to improve my skills..

I'll wait for them..

- Juha
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[DarkVVulf]

I know it's been said to death by now, but I luv you Fred.
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[artcolony1]

I did a google search on skin tones. This forum popped up. This is marvelous information. Thank you.

Here�s a tricky one, ethnic skin tones. Is there a system or set of colors you use for Asian, African or any in between?


I have been using an acrylic mixture of brown and purple with orange accents. It�s nice but doesn�t have the depth I�m looking for.

[AndyT]

Ron Lemen actually posted another tutorial about ethnic skin tones.

Mostly text though ... so it is pretty general advice and not a step-by-step tutorial
(I personally think about that as a good thing)

Flesh tones tutorial number 2 Part 1
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