Testing warm tones

[Edson]

First thanks to Brandy for share the mix she used in the roman bust, I was testing and the results are very realistics.....

Cheers
Ed :lol:

 

[KeithP]

Ed-

I think it looks pretty darn nice. It may be the photo, but I have noticed a bit of an orange tint on near the creases by the nose. I have taken to avaoiding burnt sienna as this seems to cause the orange. May be mars brown as an alternative.

Keith

 

[megroot]

I missed that. Can you send the mix to me. I really like it.

thanks Marc

 

[Roc]

Hey Ed, very nice , good job on the flesh colors,nicely blended

Keep up the good work.

Roc.

 

[johnbrewer]

Building up into a fine piece of work

 

[Anders Heintz]

Hey Amigo!

That is a great face! Looking very, very good!

Whats your mix?

 

[mikec55]

Ed--Wow! That is very well done. The dark shades are nice, the highlights aren't overpowering & it's very realistic overall. I think you're on to something there. Good job!

Mike

 

[Edson]

Thanks for the kind words guys, the mix is

Base: Burnt Umber, Raw Umber, Raw Sienna, Burnt Sienna

Medium Tones: Titanium White with just a little of Naples yellow

and for the highlight more white with less naples, and the final light with Titanium White pure.


Cheers
Ed :lol:

 

[godfather]

Just to clarify teh base tone will be your shading colours and when you add the light tones this blends in with the dark to get a medium skin tone? i am assuming wet on wet?

 

[Edson]

Originally posted by godfather@Apr 29 2004, 02:09 AM
Just to clarify teh base tone will be your shading colours and when you add the light tones this blends in with the dark to get a medium skin tone? i am assuming wet on wet?

Yes indeed buddy is painted in wet-on-wet tecnic these method is starting for the darkest shadow and then star to up to get at the finel the max hightlight try it and let me know if you like it


Cheers
Ed :lol: