How to Match EVERY SKIN COLOR in Watercolor

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  • Опубликовано: 26 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 23

  • @Tom_Dancer
    @Tom_Dancer Год назад +4

    This is nice, because you quite often see a video on "skin tone", and it's 90% of the time a light pink female face. Good to have the tools to work with a variety of subjects.

  • @grredwood
    @grredwood Год назад +4

    Thanks you! I've been struggling with skin tones, but the way you broke it down made it so simple

  • @theartisticactuary
    @theartisticactuary Год назад

    Easy to remember those three colours. A cool blue, cool red and cool yellow.

  • @lisajensen1843
    @lisajensen1843 Год назад +1

    Thank you, Liron! This is so helpful😊👩‍🎨

  • @TwixyNo
    @TwixyNo Год назад +1

    You are so talented! I look at your vids and am always impressed with how you get the paints and brushes to dance for you. Thank you.

  • @jadiellima8922
    @jadiellima8922 Год назад +1

    - phthalo blue
    - quinacridone rose
    - lime yellow

  • @robinhuizing4406
    @robinhuizing4406 Год назад

    Ye!!!, haven't watched but I'm super excited. Many thanks Liron!

  • @dianakoeppel3492
    @dianakoeppel3492 Год назад

    Thanks, this was very helpful.

  • @tbedgood
    @tbedgood Год назад

    Thanks Liron! My main pallette for mixing these would include the Hansa yellows (medium and deep) and the Quin. Rose....based on that, do you think a different blue work better? Of course I will experiment, but would love to hear your opinion! Thanks again!....enjoy your videos!

  • @MichaelJamesFreelanceArtist
    @MichaelJamesFreelanceArtist Год назад

    Great content!! Loving the clear and practical approach!!

  • @mikerosario7358
    @mikerosario7358 Год назад

    Thanks Liron ,this was a great video as always I learned from it

  • @morgenmachen2400
    @morgenmachen2400 Год назад +1

    Hey Liron, off topic here but Im looking at your courses and I have a few questions- are they meant to be taken in order? Is the realism course for portraiture? I've been painting for several years daily and I started out really tight and realistic so I was thinking about taking your first course to help me with my landscapes and cityscapes. I'm most excited by your '100 cars series' and landscapes and loosely rendered people. But if the second is focused on portraiture it might still be of great help since I focused on still life. Of course I can always take whichever one later so it's not a now or never thing. Any suggestions? Thanks!

  • @kathryncurry8728
    @kathryncurry8728 Год назад

    So helpful, thank you!

  • @monica-NJ-123
    @monica-NJ-123 Год назад

    Thank you Liron , I needed this ❤ , I always use yellow ochre and the skin always looks green 🤣

  • @stinar37
    @stinar37 Год назад

    Awesome video. Thank you!!!

  • @audreycollins9841
    @audreycollins9841 Год назад

    Brilliant. Thank you.

  • @anderdiaz1551
    @anderdiaz1551 Год назад +1

    Hi Lirón, thank you very much for your work!!. Please take a look at the amazing work of Wendy Artin : on ancient Greek sculptures and architecture also natural bodies

    • @LironYan
      @LironYan  Год назад +1

      Thank you! I have a Painting Masters episode on her 😁
      Check it out here:
      ruclips.net/video/4tMLmu53-Fo/видео.html

    • @anderdiaz1551
      @anderdiaz1551 Год назад

      @@LironYan yes! :-) I wrote some I formation on her materials, thanks!

  • @toninoantxoa
    @toninoantxoa 8 месяцев назад

    Thank..❤❤

  • @tthomas184
    @tthomas184 Год назад

    Why mix brown, when you can simply take a sepia, or umber, or sienna and adjust it? Seems like overcomplication.

  • @attorneycarissa
    @attorneycarissa Год назад

    This was great. Thank you!