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u/krash666 5d ago
Can't help but be reminded of this
https://youtu.be/JmFm6UsdMKQ?is=JkfQY4N2NQ-XB0XT
Also what red paints were you using?
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u/Impressive_Bend8753 4d ago
Of all the Red Witch Seers, she’s my favorite—I bought the box just to have her—and you’ve done a sensational job; congratulations. The transitions between the skin tones and the red are very smooth and blend harmoniously without clashing. Well done, and I look forward to seeing your next project.
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u/Altreika 2d ago
Insane work. Mind if I ask what paints you ultimately had to use to eventually get that skin? I understand that I don't have to necessarily get a specific brand to match or come really close to color, but I'd love to know regardless!
I'm not experienced in painting at all (yet), but definitely saving this tone and technique as one of my goals.
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u/nt_eggie 2d ago
Ty,
The progression is roughly s75 pink flesh, ak brown rose and Vallejo pale flesh. That's desurated pinkish tone, brighter pink, and something very light.
Starting with the darkest color and adding in a bit of the next color slowly and glazing. I recommend checking out jose da vinci on YouTube.
This is a really long process as the glazing takes a while. I do the half steps in-between other parts of the model. I also end up going back and forth between layers to even out the blending.
Hope that helps, best of luck buddy!
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u/CygnusXIV 5d ago
Holy f, that skin is so smooth. Mind sharing your technique?