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Posted: 25 Jan 2007, o 12:21
by Bren
I especially like the female face (but that's what I paint most), in the near future I'd like to try to paint some more realistic human skin tones by adding more colors. Right now I'm kind of avoiding it by painting non-human skin color

Posted: 25 Jan 2007, o 13:01
by Skrit
Small contribute you say?! You are one very modest person for sure!:D
Thanks for the very detailed and informative tutorial!
Posted: 25 Jan 2007, o 13:22
by mahon
it was already added to our tutorials section, with Morsi's consent.
Posted: 25 Jan 2007, o 14:04
by mahon
and now the Polish translation was added

Posted: 25 Jan 2007, o 16:42
by Skrit
Mahon's getting busy!

Posted: 25 Jan 2007, o 17:25
by robacek
great thx morsi for this realy helpful tut!
Posted: 26 Jan 2007, o 01:09
by przemo
Great tutorial!! I was thinking about painting dead, cold body. Do you think taht it's a good idea to use some cold colours eg purple in the darkest places and than add some flesh colours to paint highlights?
Posted: 26 Jan 2007, o 07:45
by illusionrip
use turquoise as midtones color shades
Posted: 28 Jan 2007, o 00:46
by Mordred
I finally found the time to read trough this tutorial, it's lovely! It offers me some great new insights in the use of colours on faces, I'll certainly put it to good use on my next miniature. Thanks for taking the time to write this out !