I need to practice subtle changes in skin tone. Any suggestions on how I can do so? I remember sending you a question about finding my art style a while ago, so I'd like to have some advice. Maybe a video you could link me to? And as always, twisted and yet so real. And when I say real, I don't mean "Real, as in realistic details." I mean that your art captures sadness and emotion. I love making pictures that have signs of emotion.
Dehumanize(unknown deformity 2
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One of the many prints I did this semester.
Same process as the previous cynotype. The only difference is this one got over exposed, and I decided to paint over it with acrylics. his is the same baby as the previous baby cynotype, only with a few changes.
This is part of the Dehumanize series I've started. More to come.
linda-mota responds:
If you go on google and type of skin tone tutorials you'll find a bunch. It's good to remember that skin isn't always a bunch of browns, pinks, flesh, etc. When shading eyes add some green, or depending on your background try blue or whatever color is dominant with the drawing. Experiment!
Thank you for your kind reveille too!
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