Everytime a new Sinix video is out, he redefines art for me, ,whenever i think i understood a little bit of an especific painting fundamental, he shows me that there is a lot more things to learn. Anyway, thanks for making me a better artist, Sinix.
The thing that impresses me the most about master artists is their ability to communicate so much visually with very little value or color shift. I always end up doing a lot of contrast though because when I start with little, I feel like my paintings look washed out. I suppose it'll come with practice.
late reply but same. I always change the color way too much and the contrast ends up being too much. I have to remember that small color changes work too :’)
The funny thing about these videos is that at first when I was a beginner, I just took the tips and that's it, now that I'm decent at painting, I still get some stuff out of the tips, but I can evolve a lot by studying the finished paintings at the end The structure of these videos is just great
same! i started watching sinix when i was a sophmore in highschool & now i’m going into my 3rd year of art school and these videos are still incredibly beneficial
Honestly ever since the beginning I always loved to just improve from just staring at someones art and trying to understand lil detail🤣 Even until now. Tho I do like to listen to tutorials and tips on how to draw stuff at times
Okay I know I'm late but no one is talking about how sweet Sinix is by giving attention to darker skin tones. If you looked up "skin painting tutorial" right now you'd get many tutorials for light tones. I love artists that can see beauty in variety. (Especially when they don't make excuses for a lack of variety) Thank you Sinix 💙
I understand why though I would like to draw many skintones but If I try and learn all at the same time I wouldn't get anywhere. So for now I focus on the most important which since me and my family and most people I know are white is lightskin. I'm sure most of the other users of English RUclips are the same hence the prevelance of light skin tutorials.
@@raghudurina2354 op is just grateful for the diversity of skin tones in this tutorial video but you had to step in with a absurd comment. saying thet most of the users on english youtube are lightskinned is such a bizarre claim to make
i am so genuinely grateful that you have differentiated lighter skin tones and darker skin tones EXPLICITLY. so many artists, as you said, just try to use the same method for light for dark, and it just doesn’t turn out well. thanks sinix!
12:10 It comes full circle! Sinix 10 Years ago: Drawing like a Painter Sinix now: Paint (hard edges) like a drawing jkjk, I think that's a great tip that I'll keep in mind!
YESS CURRENTLY PAINTING SOMETHING FOR A SCHOOL ART PROJECT AND IM SO GOING TO USE ALL OF THE INFORMATION IN THIS! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR ALL THE HARD WORK YOU PUT INTO THESE VIDEOS, SINIX!
"you need to process the painting as if that were a line on your line drawing" christ this helped me out so much, I've been confused on how and where to do edges for the longest time. ty sinix!
There is nothing else I watch; with my hands on my head as I just sit in complete awe and despair of someone elses skills. Sinix is honestly a master of art.
I started get bored with art tutorials because most of them said the same thing over and over and i thought i heard it all before. But this video gave me a whole new perspective and made me realize things i never even thought about
As a beginner digital artist with a traditional drawing background, this actually helps a lot. Color theory and skin is much the same in terms of color, and hue, however drawing things digitally (specifically coloring) as well as new methods of rendering and layers have made it a learning process. I’m now really into digital art and think it’s am amazing art medium. This channel has helped me greatly improve my digital art!
I love how you started with values & laid down the fundamentals for hues. I often find myself fumbling with skin painting, but it's actually quite interesting to see various types of lighting & shadows based on environments by painting skin. Thanks for this informative video, Sinix!
I can’t believe some fellow artist don’t recommend your tips.. your work is the closest thing that I’ve had to a real teacher.. you’re art is amazing and what helped me get better at art.❤
For the first time in my whole life i've finally understood the different approaches to painting lighter and darker skin tones. Highly valuable information! Thank you so much!
underrated. I have a medium skin tone and everything makes more sense on why i have trouble with darker tones. I never even though about the reflection thing thank you!
The full body sketch at 9:28 it's a freaking awesome optical illusion!!! You can either see it as if the guy is facing the camera with his right arm flexed, or if he has his back facing the camera with his left arm flexed!
It’s so true how a lot of artists take a one size fits all approach with skin-tone and even hair! I’m so glad this tutorial was made!! I’ve seen a-lot of people inadvertently lighten characters and create characters with dull skin and greyish tones and it’s been miffing because the effort is there but the execution is lacking. No more ashy skin!! Hopefully more people learn! I hope more people can find as much enjoyment as I do coloring/shading/rendering skin.
So much of this is not only applicable in digital art but also in traditional painting and drawing. I have definitely learned something new and I am excited to implement the techniques and tips in my art! Thank you so much for this!
the thing differentiating opacities between skin tones was so cool! Making a character with more translucent/fairy like skin and a character with opaque/reflective skin was something i never thought about when making fantasy characters. It adds a whole new dimension.
Finding your channel has really helped my art style pop out. I could never find a good reference for what I was going for. Your 'simple' tutorials saved me so much time and made me feel better and more comfortable about my style. Thank you for your hard work and so much info put easily out here for us!! Your channel helped me finally find my preferred style of art. I look forward to actually doing streams soon.
This is still one of my all-time favorite youtube videos! Every time I’m in a rut or am struggling with art block, I come back to this video. And I think “Oh THAT is why I love to draw!” It just hypes me up in such a unique way to see you working so passionately and explaining your process so eloquently, I can’t help but feel the excitement and anticipation of picking up my tablet/pencils/brushes again! So, as it has happened countless times before, I’m currently stuck in an awful rut regarding my art. As always, I’ve come back to this video. And I’m so happy that I did!
Amazing video as always! It always blows my mind how little art resources are available that are truly inclusive of darker skin tones. Great to see this absolutely wonderful video that teaches the color theory that goes deeper into the thinking behind how skins of all color work.. and teaches you how to paint light in the process. Can’t thank you enough for it :)
Though even just watching you paint skin in other videos has been really helpful already The amount of information that is possible to get by just watching skilled artist's process is amazing
Большое спасибо за информацию, я очень рада что нашла ваш канал, очень многое узнала за это время и поняла почему некоторые вещи так красиво смотрятся в рисунке!!!
i'm amazed how much information you can pack into a 20 minutes video. you're the only one that could simply explain those to my monke brain. thanks man!
I've been an artist for years, and I'm pretty good compared to when I first started. But I've always struggled with colors more specifically skin. I'm partly colorblind so regular reference images never seemed to help, but this video? The other videos for anatomy? It's been a life saver, I come back every month or so just to relearn this advice and my art never hurts from it
I can’t express how grateful I am for this tutorial… I’ve just made my first digital sketch and it looks as if I’d been doing this for months! Such an improvement ❤ I might start getting more into digital because of how much I’m enjoying it. Thank you so much!
I might have already commented on this video, but I don't care. Every time I watch your videos, no matter how many times I watch them, I learn something new I can apply. Thank you so much for sharing the mastery of your craft!
Oh man. It's like Sinix is psychic. I was literally looking through your channel an hour ago. Looking for videos I haven't watched yet. And it just so happens I've been trying to do better at skin rendering now. This is excellent.
Thank you so much Sinix, its been almost a year since I last drew or painted something because of lack of motivation and things going on in my life. But, my life's getting better and I was thinking to get back into drawing and painting, and this vid helped me so much, Thank you once again!!!
Thank you, thank you, thank you! I’ve been struggling with warm colors for a while now. I love drawing with purples and blues, it usually works for light skin tones but whenever I try something darker it either looks grey or like an avatar character. Meanwhile red tones just look muddy. After watching this video I immediately created a new canvas and started painting darker skin tones on top of a red under paint. It worked so well. I might not hate warm colors as much anymore ❤
Beyond your great art, you are so kind soul! My fav channel on this YT! Your voice and spirit makes me calm and I want to paint more!!! Keep that spirit rolling, I am here and I see you.
Something I’ve reeeeaally wanted to see for a while and have seen only a few artists actually show on their art but never teach, is how skin MOVES and shifts realistically depending on the pressure. In painting, it might be a bit easier since you can show how it shifts using color alone, but with drawing you have to make all that variation and subtle color and shading changes into a few lines… soooo I’ve definitely been stuck for a while
normally id mute and just sorta guess by watching the examples, but you made the whole scientific part v interesting and im glad i payed attention to it thank you for like, not going ridiculously deep but still mentioning the important parts and for not talking in slowmotion
Seriously iv learned tons from Sinix. His tutorials have taught me more than all of the online courses that iv bought in the past. If he were to come out with a course 10/10 it would be the one course to rule them all. Thanks Sinix, you're single handeldy saving the art community lol
Thinking about the painting as a drawing with regard to where to place hard edges is a very helpful tip. I can see how much that will inform my technique from now on. Thanks!
very beautiful and articulate way to create, its amazing to see things built step by step! Also note for anyone starting or nervous, it takes years of practice but most importantly, active practice and studying your craft. If you're on this video, you're already doing wonders for your talent and imagination :))
I could watch 100h of videos about painting skin by you. I've been drawing for years but I still shy from colours but these videos give me the courage to try to paint
This video was brilliant, you explained everything so that it was easy to understand and apply. For people who want more help in drawing skin, I recommend watching Arcane. Not only is it an awesome series, but the way the characters are animated in the show can provide excellent references on tone, value, etc... Btw your art is the epitome of gorgeous, absolutely stunning
I arrived here looking for tips to improve as a beginner, but I'm leaving not only with that knowledge but also determination and respect. Loved your video, thanks for the inspiration.
You are amazing. I have so many problems with painting skin (mostly that my shading always ends up too dark/ black/ green and the person just looks ill) and watching you just magic your way through a face is really impressive. I‘ll definitely be taking any tips you can give. Thanks for making these videos!!!!!
I always tackle this by considering the warmth of my base color. I use a slightly cooler and slightly less saturated version. If you're using a peach base for example, maybe a more desaturated purple/lilac color. You don't have to much too far on the color wheel, a little goes a long way.
I've seen people use the blue red yellow blocks for the face then build off them and was always confused so seeing it here and how its painted really sums it up for me :D
![Felix "Unfair" | [Stray Kids : SKZ-PLAYER]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Oswujxm2Ag0/mqdefault.jpg)
Very lovely painting process, reminds me of a sculptor :)
And his drawing look like they were painted
@@trigestigro4707 yoo
Sam knows what’s up!
And his writing looks like a drawing...
Oh, Sam is here too
Everytime a new Sinix video is out, he redefines art for me, ,whenever i think i understood a little bit of an especific painting fundamental, he shows me that there is a lot more things to learn. Anyway, thanks for making me a better artist, Sinix.
making us, i would say
Speak up I can't hear you with his d in your mouth xD
now you need the same experience but with grammar.
Unnecessary
I agree!
Don't give up and be patient guys, I stumbled across a sinix‘s video from 9 years ago, and he was a freaking art god already
Easier said than done...
@@Fethennour moping isn't gonna get you there quicker. Keep at it bro
Haha
@@Fethennour I never really trust anything that’s too easy 😅
The last part is cool to know, but was that supposed to be encouraging 💀?
The thing that impresses me the most about master artists is their ability to communicate so much visually with very little value or color shift. I always end up doing a lot of contrast though because when I start with little, I feel like my paintings look washed out. I suppose it'll come with practice.
late reply but same. I always change the color way too much and the contrast ends up being too much. I have to remember that small color changes work too :’)
The funny thing about these videos is that at first when I was a beginner, I just took the tips and that's it,
now that I'm decent at painting, I still get some stuff out of the tips, but I can evolve a lot by studying the finished paintings at the end
The structure of these videos is just great
Bruh same here
same! i started watching sinix when i was a sophmore in highschool & now i’m going into my 3rd year of art school and these videos are still incredibly beneficial
Honestly ever since the beginning I always loved to just improve from just staring at someones art and trying to understand lil detail🤣 Even until now. Tho I do like to listen to tutorials and tips on how to draw stuff at times
Okay I know I'm late but no one is talking about how sweet Sinix is by giving attention to darker skin tones. If you looked up "skin painting tutorial" right now you'd get many tutorials for light tones. I love artists that can see beauty in variety. (Especially when they don't make excuses for a lack of variety) Thank you Sinix 💙
Agreed
I understand why though I would like to draw many skintones but If I try and learn all at the same time I wouldn't get anywhere. So for now I focus on the most important which since me and my family and most people I know are white is lightskin. I'm sure most of the other users of English RUclips are the same hence the prevelance of light skin tutorials.
@@raghudurina2354 whats the point of this reply like this person was happy abt the skin diversity why u gotta chime in with a weirdass reply like that
@@raghudurina2354 op is just grateful for the diversity of skin tones in this tutorial video but you had to step in with a absurd comment. saying thet most of the users on english youtube are lightskinned is such a bizarre claim to make
THIS
i am so genuinely grateful that you have differentiated lighter skin tones and darker skin tones EXPLICITLY. so many artists, as you said, just try to use the same method for light for dark, and it just doesn’t turn out well. thanks sinix!
12:10
It comes full circle!
Sinix 10 Years ago: Drawing like a Painter
Sinix now: Paint (hard edges) like a drawing
jkjk, I think that's a great tip that I'll keep in mind!
Shit son, is he dying? Wrapping things up like that.
I need to cash in my ChromaCoin™ crypto before it’s too late.
YESS CURRENTLY PAINTING SOMETHING FOR A SCHOOL ART PROJECT AND IM SO GOING TO USE ALL OF THE INFORMATION IN THIS! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR ALL THE HARD WORK YOU PUT INTO THESE VIDEOS, SINIX!
9:28 - 10:22 my jaw literally dropped
you are such a talented and inspirational teacher, Sinix
one day I'll be able to do stuff like this easily, too
Watching Sinix paint is not just gaining knowledge but also free therapy for me. Thank you for existing and teaching.
"you need to process the painting as if that were a line on your line drawing"
christ this helped me out so much, I've been confused on how and where to do edges for the longest time. ty sinix!
Me: trying to concentrate on what he’s saying
My brain: ooo pwretty paintings ✨✨✨
One sign that my ADHD has in common with yours.
So?
@@norizamohamedsufian5931 so what?
@@norizamohamedsufian5931 wtf?
@@norizamohamedsufian5931Fym by 'so'? 💀
There is nothing else I watch; with my hands on my head as I just sit in complete awe and despair of someone elses skills. Sinix is honestly a master of art.
It’s skill you can learn if you’re willing to put in the work.
after literal d a y s of searching how to render skin this is the only video that worked for me. Thank you sinix you truly are art jesus
I started get bored with art tutorials because most of them said the same thing over and over and i thought i heard it all before. But this video gave me a whole new perspective and made me realize things i never even thought about
As a beginner digital artist with a traditional drawing background, this actually helps a lot.
Color theory and skin is much the same in terms of color, and hue, however drawing things digitally (specifically coloring) as well as new methods of rendering and layers have made it a learning process. I’m now really into digital art and think it’s am amazing art medium. This channel has helped me greatly improve my digital art!
The way you pain is just SO SATISFYING, I am in love.
I've learned so much from your anatomy quick tips series, thanks for making these.
I love how you started with values & laid down the fundamentals for hues. I often find myself fumbling with skin painting, but it's actually quite interesting to see various types of lighting & shadows based on environments by painting skin. Thanks for this informative video, Sinix!
I can’t believe some fellow artist don’t recommend your tips.. your work is the closest thing that I’ve had to a real teacher.. you’re art is amazing and what helped me get better at art.❤
absolutely amused that you're able to sketch up a face that good looking in 15 minutes. God dude, you're killing it
You’re better than any art teacher I’ve ever had, these lessons are all detailed, yet memorable, and they are easy to apply to any art style.
For the first time in my whole life i've finally understood the different approaches to painting lighter and darker skin tones. Highly valuable information! Thank you so much!
My cat watched this video with me and we both learned a lot, thank you for the great video Sinix.
underrated. I have a medium skin tone and everything makes more sense on why i have trouble with darker tones. I never even though about the reflection thing thank you!
The full body sketch at 9:28 it's a freaking awesome optical illusion!!! You can either see it as if the guy is facing the camera with his right arm flexed, or if he has his back facing the camera with his left arm flexed!
It’s so true how a lot of artists take a one size fits all approach with skin-tone and even hair! I’m so glad this tutorial was made!! I’ve seen a-lot of people inadvertently lighten characters and create characters with dull skin and greyish tones and it’s been miffing because the effort is there but the execution is lacking. No more ashy skin!! Hopefully more people learn! I hope more people can find as much enjoyment as I do coloring/shading/rendering skin.
So much of this is not only applicable in digital art but also in traditional painting and drawing. I have definitely learned something new and I am excited to implement the techniques and tips in my art! Thank you so much for this!
Have I been dealing with eye strain and have I not been able to digitally paint since January? Yes. Am I still going to watch? Also yes.
Wayyyyy helpful sir. The thing about the lines in sketch being where you place your sharper shadows was all I needed. Thank you!!!!!!
the thing differentiating opacities between skin tones was so cool! Making a character with more translucent/fairy like skin and a character with opaque/reflective skin was something i never thought about when making fantasy characters. It adds a whole new dimension.
Finding your channel has really helped my art style pop out. I could never find a good reference for what I was going for. Your 'simple' tutorials saved me so much time and made me feel better and more comfortable about my style. Thank you for your hard work and so much info put easily out here for us!! Your channel helped me finally find my preferred style of art. I look forward to actually doing streams soon.
Studying your work makes me so happy, thank you Sinix!
Your voice is literally so calming to listen to it makes my focus so much on these videos I love it
Kept watching this back to back this really helps alot
Wow I'm so happy sinix did a video for skin I really needed this
This is still one of my all-time favorite youtube videos!
Every time I’m in a rut or am struggling with art block, I come back to this video. And I think “Oh THAT is why I love to draw!”
It just hypes me up in such a unique way to see you working so passionately and explaining your process so eloquently, I can’t help but feel the excitement and anticipation of picking up my tablet/pencils/brushes again!
So, as it has happened countless times before, I’m currently stuck in an awful rut regarding my art. As always, I’ve come back to this video. And I’m so happy that I did!
Amazing video as always! It always blows my mind how little art resources are available that are truly inclusive of darker skin tones. Great to see this absolutely wonderful video that teaches the color theory that goes deeper into the thinking behind how skins of all color work.. and teaches you how to paint light in the process. Can’t thank you enough for it :)
YESSSSS FINALLY SKIN PAINTING TIPS FROM YOU
Tysm, literally all of your videos that I saw were incredibly helpful
Though even just watching you paint skin in other videos has been really helpful already
The amount of information that is possible to get by just watching skilled artist's process is amazing
This probably the best video on skin tones on the internet. 10/10
I dont know how my life would be without your videos💀💕
Большое спасибо за информацию, я очень рада что нашла ваш канал, очень многое узнала за это время и поняла почему некоторые вещи так красиво смотрятся в рисунке!!!
i'm amazed how much information you can pack into a 20 minutes video.
you're the only one that could simply explain those to my monke brain. thanks man!
I've been an artist for years, and I'm pretty good compared to when I first started. But I've always struggled with colors more specifically skin. I'm partly colorblind so regular reference images never seemed to help, but this video? The other videos for anatomy? It's been a life saver, I come back every month or so just to relearn this advice and my art never hurts from it
I can’t express how grateful I am for this tutorial… I’ve just made my first digital sketch and it looks as if I’d been doing this for months! Such an improvement ❤ I might start getting more into digital because of how much I’m enjoying it. Thank you so much!
I might have already commented on this video, but I don't care. Every time I watch your videos, no matter how many times I watch them, I learn something new I can apply. Thank you so much for sharing the mastery of your craft!
Oh man. It's like Sinix is psychic. I was literally looking through your channel an hour ago. Looking for videos I haven't watched yet. And it just so happens I've been trying to do better at skin rendering now. This is excellent.
I'm having trouble painting more realistic looking skin, this video is very much needed. Thanks a lot
Thank you so much Sinix, its been almost a year since I last drew or painted something because of lack of motivation and things going on in my life. But, my life's getting better and I was thinking to get back into drawing and painting, and this vid helped me so much, Thank you once again!!!
This is one of my favorites Sinix videos. After watching this multiple times, painting skin is a lot more fun!
I LEARNED MORE ABOUT THE LOGISTICS OF MY SKINTONE HERE THEN I EVER HAVE!!! THIS IS AWESOME! thank you sm ❤️
You've got no idea how long I've waited for this
You are my favorite artist,omg such a beautiful artist 😢❤
I just came across this channel and it's the best.
Damn i was shocked throughout the video. Absolutely loved every single tip and watching your videos is hella relaxing
Thank you, thank you, thank you! I’ve been struggling with warm colors for a while now. I love drawing with purples and blues, it usually works for light skin tones but whenever I try something darker it either looks grey or like an avatar character. Meanwhile red tones just look muddy. After watching this video I immediately created a new canvas and started painting darker skin tones on top of a red under paint. It worked so well. I might not hate warm colors as much anymore ❤
Beyond your great art, you are so kind soul! My fav channel on this YT! Your voice and spirit makes me calm and I want to paint more!!! Keep that spirit rolling, I am here and I see you.
Something I’ve reeeeaally wanted to see for a while and have seen only a few artists actually show on their art but never teach, is how skin MOVES and shifts realistically depending on the pressure. In painting, it might be a bit easier since you can show how it shifts using color alone, but with drawing you have to make all that variation and subtle color and shading changes into a few lines… soooo I’ve definitely been stuck for a while
normally id mute and just sorta guess by watching the examples, but you made the whole scientific part v interesting and im glad i payed attention to it
thank you for like, not going ridiculously deep but still mentioning the important parts and for not talking in slowmotion
Your painting style is the best. You have inspired me so much.
Seriously iv learned tons from Sinix. His tutorials have taught me more than all of the online courses that iv bought in the past. If he were to come out with a course 10/10 it would be the one course to rule them all. Thanks Sinix, you're single handeldy saving the art community lol
I've been watching your channel for years, and your tutorials are the best for me on RUclips.THX!!!!!!!!!
this chest hair technique is a game-changer 🙏
the part about going red on darker skin and shadows really helps!!!!!!
I just started painting and then this video comes up, you are truly a god send.
Thanks
you don't understand, you're like, a superhero for art LIKE YOURE SO SMART??
Your channel is a gamechanger for me, thanks for your time and dedication
It’s like my fifth time revisiting but your skill never fails to amaze me
I’ve watched this many times in the last six months and I get something out of it every time. Thank you so much.
every time Sinix uploads its like christmas
This technique is insane, thank a lot I’m taking my skill to the next level.
This video is freaking awesom, i have learned more about colour in this video than in the Spanish academy of arts...
Thinking about the painting as a drawing with regard to where to place hard edges is a very helpful tip. I can see how much that will inform my technique from now on. Thanks!
This video has so much helpful information in it! I was not expecting tips on how to draw body hair, tattoos, and scars/bruises. Very good.
ik its a slightly older vid but i use these tips for 3d textures and it works like MAGIC thank u so much
I was just rewatching your past Anatomy Quick Tips Videos. Didn't expect you would upload today.
Holy cow i have found the single best art advice channel
very beautiful and articulate way to create, its amazing to see things built step by step! Also note for anyone starting or nervous, it takes years of practice but most importantly, active practice and studying your craft. If you're on this video, you're already doing wonders for your talent and imagination :))
to be honest, as a person who started digital art, I am very grateful to sinix who provide techniques in many ways in all his videos🙆🔥
babe wake up, sinix dropped a new anatomy quick tips video
NEW TUTORIAL DROP FROM THE KING OF ART RUclips!!!
I could watch 100h of videos about painting skin by you. I've been drawing for years but I still shy from colours but these videos give me the courage to try to paint
Really impressive, thanks for sharing.
This video was brilliant, you explained everything so that it was easy to understand and apply.
For people who want more help in drawing skin, I recommend watching Arcane. Not only is it an awesome series, but the way the characters are animated in the show can provide excellent references on tone, value, etc...
Btw your art is the epitome of gorgeous, absolutely stunning
This is the best tutorial on painting skin tones i could found on youtube. Special thanks Sinix. Your great.
This guy a legend. Probably a humble GOAT who knows?!!
I arrived here looking for tips to improve as a beginner, but I'm leaving not only with that knowledge but also determination and respect. Loved your video, thanks for the inspiration.
your style of rim lighting is gorgeous and makes me want to learn exactly how you did this
Hands down, the most inspiring artist on RUclips!!!
This video is gold.
The effort you put into every vid you post is just remarkable. Thank you, Sinix!
Ommgg THANK UUU SO MUUUUCH for uploading every time I LOOOVE this serie of anatomy vids ♥️ 💜 I learn stuff every time I watch ur vids
really happy that you covered darker skin tones too
You are amazing. I have so many problems with painting skin (mostly that my shading always ends up too dark/ black/ green and the person just looks ill) and watching you just magic your way through a face is really impressive. I‘ll definitely be taking any tips you can give. Thanks for making these videos!!!!!
I always tackle this by considering the warmth of my base color. I use a slightly cooler and slightly less saturated version. If you're using a peach base for example, maybe a more desaturated purple/lilac color. You don't have to much too far on the color wheel, a little goes a long way.
This man is truly a modern day master!
I've seen people use the blue red yellow blocks for the face then build off them and was always confused so seeing it here and how its painted really sums it up for me :D
ooh, interesting! can't wait to put them into practice~
this is the best art tutorial i have ever seen
this is acc very helpful ngl, not many artists show how to shade with only grey either so, thanks