Thank you for showing the range that can be attained in a reduced palette. I understand more about chroma, temperature and hue when I’m not bombarded with a lot of colours.

I've never painted skin before and this genuinely really helps to break it down. All the colors, shades, and hues are really confusing and overwhelming, but breaking it down like this in a fairly simple way is so unbelievably helpful. Now i feel like I can actually do this, its inspired confidence in my ability ❤️.

Thank you for this 🙏🏼 For a beginner in painting, you have no idea how much this helps. I will definitely be putting this into practice.

This is the best tutorial that I had ever seen about skin tones and portrait painting. It is the most beautiful easy and quick way to do it. Thank you for showing this.🤗. I will download your guide

I have always been a fly by the seat of my pants painter. But I love the control you have with this palette. I’m going to give it a go on my upcoming portraits projects

This is really great. Please make more of these long form videos as they are really helpful.

Such great advice! Love the simplicity and clarity of thought. Will definitely try this one out!

Anna. Thank you very much. I already got the pdf file and watched your latest video. I have also ordered the burnt sienna (winsor and newton). I will certainly give it a try. I have a very good command of drawing and monochromatic paintings. After so much practice, I don´t think I have noticeable problems with values (though there is always room for improvement, of course), but I reckon I am petrified in fear when it comes to color. Your way of painting has inspired me to give it a try. THANKS again!!

Thank you so much for this video! It’s exactly what I need! I’ve been trying to darken my medium skin tone that I mixed with blue or black and it just kept coming out gray. I downloaded your guide and I can’t wait to try it out!

Thank you for sharing this. I've downloaded your guide. What a wonderful resource!! Would love to see you mix up the full expanded pallet.

you are seriously great. this is what i needed

Really fired up after watching this - it is ON! Woooo hoooo!

you're amazing. This was so cool to watch

THIS WAS GREAT!!

I just found this video and I have to tell you this is the easiest and quick way to do it. Best tutorial, so helpful 🙂

fantastic recipe for skin tone. Thank you.

Amazing video thanks so much!

Well done. Thank you for your video. 🔥

정말 정말 많은 도움이 되고 있습니다.~감사합니다.

Amazing video, very wonderful painting, 😍

Thank you so much for your great info!

That looks like a super simple and economical system you've shown us. It will help a lot. My wife has tasked me with making as exact a 36"x24" copy as I can of Gustav Klimmt's Woman in Gold with her wedding day portrait as the reference photo. She is constructively honestly critical of everything I do and such a big task is intimidating me. You have greatly helped me I'm sure, so thank you. I am planning to do the portrait within the painting first by underpainting in shades of grey with acrylic ink, then transparent oils over, using transparency medium. The rest of the painting will be done directly in oils but first the symbolist squiggles etc that are in relief will be done with thick white acrylic applied with a syringe and thick hypodermic needle used for refilling printer ink cartridges. Klimmt used a lot of gold leaf, I have gold metallic oil paint. Your portrait colour system fills the final unknown in my plans. We even have the blank canvas in it's beautiful frame hanging on the wall!

great demo and explanations. Keep on. thanks

Extremely helpful! Thank you…

This is great! Very informative.

Merci beaucoup!

So nice to have another Munsell sister in the world!

Excellent! Any suggestions for keeping the pigments over a long haul. Do you tube up certain hues? What steps do you take to not having to mix from scratch every time you want to paint? Do you put a master chart under glass? Mixing on top of glass? Do you put plastic wrap over your chart to prevent drying? Do you add a retarder medium to slow down the drying time? Your formal for achieving the tones, the ratios, is unique, and extremely helpful. Just found you about a week ago. Signed on your wait list……….d’yak-o-you!😉

...nice 💯 great info 😊

nice painting🇵🇭🇺🇸❤️

This worked perfectly for me, it resulted in natural looking skin tones! I ended up with a lot of grey tones though, which i did not use at the end (but maybe i can use that for a second portrait). Why do you prefer this way of mixing (with a seperate gray scale) over mixing in black with the TRO + white scale? Would that be more difficult /more prone to trial and error?

I have downloaded the guide. I just wanted to say thank you. Do you explain how you draw up the table in your patreon account?

How much oil would you recommend to use to get a good consistency where it's still solid and isn't runny like watercolour but spreads easy and blends easy? A lot of oil or a little bit?

nice lesson! I wish my computer screen could show the colors or more so the values better

How do you mix the inbetween colours?

Why the tiny brush size?

This helped so much I have an art exam tomorrow

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U didnt show how u mixed them all i confused

Hello dear. Do you happen to do commissions?

Question, in this particular painting and when you’re mixing paints are you using thinner and/or medium? Or is this just straight oil paint? Sorry I am new to oils and trying to figure out how you got this consistency/what your process is.

you used winsor burnt sienna ? ı have lefranc extra fine burnt sienna

Thank you for video. I’m trying to download a guide but can’t find a link to do it. Can you or someone tell me how? Thanks.

What black u usually use? Ivory black or mars black

you mention red oxide but you show at beginning burnt Sienna...so what is it? but then you explain...watch and learn...thanks...great tutorial...

Where to find the full video?

Hi I can't download your color mixing guide. The site don't send me email. Can you share this guide with different opsions

What the colour mixing method called?

will this work for darker skin?

I thought you're not supposed to use black paint for facial tones?

For a second there I thought you were painting ontop of a photograph 😅

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are you mixing on plastic

Easy? this is ridiculously difficult and complicated. UNESSECARY! Just mix it as you go. use your brains and work on the fly mixng as you go . Use your brains and eyes people. Common sense guys, Ignore this video, she can paint but this is a load of nonsense. Talent prevails.

WTF is chroma