lupanzer
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Hi fellows!
HOW I PAINTED FLESH TONES:
First of all,look the paints that I´ll use in this process:
Let´s go for it:
1)Using the oil colors such as Burnt Sienna and Yellow Ochre blend a mixture:
2)Use no turpentine,this is very important!Paint the mixture onto the face and hand untill fully covered.You´ll now have a thick coating that will look terrible,don´t worry,this is okay!
3)Now take a wide flat brush that is completely dry.Begin removing the excess paint from the face and hand with the brush using a downward vertical motion and cleaning the brush frequently between passes with a soft dry cloth.When completed the areas of the forehead,nose,chin...will have less paint and will be lighter than the recessed areas.This is the effect that you are trying to attain.See the pics:
4)Now apply the mixture showed bellow of Yellow Ochre,Pure White and Light Red to those highlighted areas and allow to set for 30 to 60 minutes(do not blend the mixture now!).See:
5)Blending is a process of shoftening,the edges between two colors so they flow together,rather than having a sharp edge.See the pic:
6)Now take the white oil paint and apply to the same areas as the yellow ones in the previous step.Apply also Red for the lower lip and Raw Umber to areas to simulate a light beard.Do not blending again,wait 30 to 60 minutes.This allow the moisture in the paint to evaporate,otherwise it will become to discolored by the base coat.See:
Alot of brushes are used in the process,look:
After the final blending,look the results:
7)The eyes will be painted when the oil colors will be dried(a long time... ) NormallyI paint the eyes according the following:I paint the entire eye black,blue,brown or green enamels...then after drying I paint the whites with amixture of white enamel and atiny amount of blue enamel...it will reduce the "popeye effect".
NOTE: I learned this tecnique reading some VERLINDEN PUBLICATIONS...I hope that you enjoy it...More will come...See you!
Luiz.
HOW I PAINTED FLESH TONES:
First of all,look the paints that I´ll use in this process:
Let´s go for it:
1)Using the oil colors such as Burnt Sienna and Yellow Ochre blend a mixture:
2)Use no turpentine,this is very important!Paint the mixture onto the face and hand untill fully covered.You´ll now have a thick coating that will look terrible,don´t worry,this is okay!
3)Now take a wide flat brush that is completely dry.Begin removing the excess paint from the face and hand with the brush using a downward vertical motion and cleaning the brush frequently between passes with a soft dry cloth.When completed the areas of the forehead,nose,chin...will have less paint and will be lighter than the recessed areas.This is the effect that you are trying to attain.See the pics:
4)Now apply the mixture showed bellow of Yellow Ochre,Pure White and Light Red to those highlighted areas and allow to set for 30 to 60 minutes(do not blend the mixture now!).See:
5)Blending is a process of shoftening,the edges between two colors so they flow together,rather than having a sharp edge.See the pic:
6)Now take the white oil paint and apply to the same areas as the yellow ones in the previous step.Apply also Red for the lower lip and Raw Umber to areas to simulate a light beard.Do not blending again,wait 30 to 60 minutes.This allow the moisture in the paint to evaporate,otherwise it will become to discolored by the base coat.See:
Alot of brushes are used in the process,look:
After the final blending,look the results:
7)The eyes will be painted when the oil colors will be dried(a long time... ) NormallyI paint the eyes according the following:I paint the entire eye black,blue,brown or green enamels...then after drying I paint the whites with amixture of white enamel and atiny amount of blue enamel...it will reduce the "popeye effect".
NOTE: I learned this tecnique reading some VERLINDEN PUBLICATIONS...I hope that you enjoy it...More will come...See you!
Luiz.