Painting and Skin Tones Bundle

Course by Ahmed Aldoori

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$65

Lessons

13 Lessons

Duration

20h 12m

Skill Level

All Skill Levels

Views

1.5M

overview

Throughout this series of lessons, you'll find a variety of content – such as sketching videos, painting process videos, as well as step-by-step walkthroughs of how to come up with illustrations, painting skin tones, as well as general tips on drawing and painting heads and faces.

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Watch video demos with educational commentary from the instructor. Most of us are visual learners (we’re artists!), so reading about it or hearing it explained is not enough. We have to see it!

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Lessons

Painting and Skin Tones Bundles (13 lessons)

1 free lesson

Painting and Sketching Portraits

Moira Portrait Sketching

This real time process shows sketching in black and white, an exploration of a fan art of Moira from Overwatch. Various sketches are in this, and eventually settling on one and putting black and white values as a set up for a final painting.

1.3K

Moira Portrait Painting

This real time video is a continuation from the sketching video, applying detail refinement, as well as painting color over a grayscale value painting.

673

Monkey Guy Painting

Using classic paintings as inspiration, this video showcases the initial sketching process in black, using reference images inspired by the old masters. This uses an old painting as an underlay for the final painting as a color palette.