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So glad peachy FINALLY gave us the foreskin coloring tutorials we have been wanting

This is definitely one of the best produced hobby channels around. Video, sound, presenting, top

Something to keep in mind if you are going for historical / real world tones is color of palms and feet. Both are geneally a little lighter overall. May not catch it when speed painting but good to have for hero figures with open hands

Really love seeing Peachy in his element with these tutorials. Nearly spilt my cuppa when Peachy told us to "Lick that brush and run it around his nipples"

One part wholesome, one part inclusive, two parts "lick the brush and rub it around the nipples" I wouldn't have it any other way

For future videos - Would it be possible to list the next best matches from other popular ranges for each paint when the paints are displayed on screen? For example with the light skin tone I'm not sure if I'm after Rakarth Flesh or Flayed One Flesh to start with!

And to be super realistic, take tone 2 for the palms of tone 3. Nice tutorial, as always!

I'm bringing a size 6 filbert, to date night. Thanks peachy!

Awesome - that's decided it then. I'm painting Catachans next!

40s of video and i already learned something new. thank you.

Came to watch because of the four skin...tones joke and was not disappointed by the painting either! Awesome work y'all!

This is great! Thank you so much. Iv never been confident painting skin tones and it puts me off certain armies and games. I always have helmets on everyone!

Very impressed with the colour choices, other videos i've seen they literally just used specific skin tones from niche military modeller sets. Particularly impressed with the dark skin as you used a variety of colours, though yes technically the palm would typically be lighter.

Make sure you lick that brush! 😂

You guys must have known I needed this vid. I have just got a conan and red sonja figures. I shall be making an attempt in the coming weeks. 👍

Thank you for the excellent tutorial! Easily the most digestible and easy to follow tutorial for skin I have seen here.

The Army Painting skin tone set is absolutely fantastic for painting all kinds of skin tones. I absolutely love it. Cheers!

Nice, finally a big sponsor like Squarespace

Longtime user of Citadel paints but recently started using AK Interactive. So impressed with the paints, new ‘go to’ for me.

Thank you for keepinf the laughs in. Those made my day. Also good vid!

2:45 😂 I always imagine a sadistic zeno race looking at a human with a lot of freckles and saying "I didn't know humans could be dappled! You'll have pride of place in my collection."

Your painting style is really amazing with those AK paints, which I recomend!!!

4:46 bro got a new Sub for this dialog alone 😂🎉

For my guard I have all different skin tones including a blue lady and a Simpson yellow dude

NGL looking forward to the ad for the shenanigans.

Such a great tight video covering a great range of skin colours.

I'm in the middle of finishing many.. bloodreaver's (first time painting skin) so thanks for this lol.

I never knew Peachy looked so jacked or that Mrs Peach was so angry.

I literally ordered a box of darkoath savagers and your video shows up in my feed.

Yet another excellent vid

This is going to work wonders for my world eaters

6:51 - foreskin tones. Lol

I wonder how peachy would paint tyranids in a warrior bug scheme from starship troopers, or other bug species from the movie

The dark skin tone at the end looked surprisingly good, great figures with a lot a detail goes a long way as well

Love this, I just started struggling with some cadian faces in different tones

Tip I worked out for myself recently: if you pop a flesh tone contrast and the recesses are too dark. If you have a airbrush, I suggest you spray a mid tone skin tone over the top it really smooths out your gradients and blends

"Your coat of arms is in its way" I'm guessing it's got lots of sleeves

Cracking job on those. Who doesn’t have half finished projects, and seemed-like-good-idea-at-time painting schemes that destroy motivation. Have always been wary of changing course half way thru despite running out of steam but end result is fantastic. Also - Recognized an experience Napoleonic painter the way you nailed the white cross belts, straps and piping with confidence. Hope to see you knock out some napoleonics in the future.

Could you do a lenses/ gemstones/ goggles tutorial?

Helmeted Salamanders watching on with anticipation... maybe next time 😂😂

That dark skin tone is so realistic. The crazy part is the base tone and mahagony doesn't look like it'd go together at all until the wash hit it. I love that you left in the laugh from the nipple joke and the drukari squarespace ad was mad funny

Another great video. I lot of the skin painting videos seem to miss a step. First add the bread, now add the jam and heres your roast dinner 🤔

Awesome tutorial! Thanks Peachy! Absolutely love this one!

Watching this while I work....My head snapped up hearing "Four skin tones"...

Hey, I'll say that this video is what finally got skin tones to at least partly click in my head :) I've been happy with what I've been able to put on my test models so far! Partly it's just rethinking the colors I already have (my Vallejo Cork Brown is *precisely* what I'm looking for in a skin color for my dudes) Partly I just finally accepted that it's okay to just buy a paint for the skin tone I'm looking for lol. The skin tone guides I watched got very... technical with the mixing, and I got myself thinking I needed to do stuff that's above my level currently, and here y'all are just telling me: "use these colors, dum-dum, and have fun!"

Lovely tutorial, as always. Thanks so much!

I used to dread painting skin but then I started playing a wild west game and realized that I couldn't represent the indians properly at all with the one Crusader Skin speedpaint that I had been relying on, the only guide I found that helped with those skin tones was form 19 years ago. So I took all my spare space marine heads and practiced painting skin and now I know both how to properly paint an indian from one of the various tribe from wild west USA as well as paint pretty good skin tones in general :). It also happened that it became one of the parts I enjoy painting the most :) If anyone wants the recipe I came up with, let me know :)

Why do the dayumn experts make it look so easy?

Man these tutorials are gold. Keep'em coming good sirs!

Mrs Peach is a keeper!

0.44 - totally said 'Darkoath sandwiches'

#foreskintones

Those are some amazing models and loved the tutorial. Thanks for sharing.

Very timely video, I am planning on starting on my Masters of the Universe Battleground minis soon. 👍 Thank you

Thank you for this video! Been struggling with the dark skin on two of original Underworlds minis and this has given me some ideas. Thanks Peachy! 🤙

Gotta love those angry peachy warrior women! BTW: That dark skin turned out great!

If you don’t already have one I’ve love you to make a video on painting eyes. One of the last models I painted looked great but the eyes looked like they were looking in two different time zones.

Literally pulled my Dark Oath out to paint when this popped up as recommended... this algorithm guys...

Thanks for the tip on doing scars. That's the easiest I've seen and it looks great.

You could have put a spit-take warning on screen! I spat a mouthful of coffee all over my desk! 😂

How do you paint Mechanicus skin?

I have a large Slaves to Darkness force to paint, this will help!

Great video, I have a box of these I’m about to start so perfect timing!

this is an awesome video. i totally suck in painting skintones for my unit. would try and test it out like how you paint it. Thank you for the guide!

For my own reference here are the paints used: Citadel Grey Seer Undercoat Spray AK Basic Skin Tone Citadel Guilliman Flesh AK Luminous Flesh AK Tan Yellow Army Painter Peachy Flesh AK Cork Army Painter Aged Hide AK Leather Brown AK Mahogany Brown Army Painter Noble Skin AK Burnt Red

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Absolutely amazing very helpful:)

Even the autocaptions picked you up as saying sandwiches 😂

This was a great video, I've been struggling alot getting a lightish skin tone for my eldar using Pallid Wych flesh and agrax earthshade. I think maybe a video on doing some simple but effective Tyranid patternings could be really cool (and maybe popular given the recent announcement), similar to how you did all those different guard regiments. I've been trying to find inspiration to make my Tyranids pop, but I've struggled to come up with something I could do effectively but simply, besides the traditional two toned colour schemes which I find abit dull.

Really cool tutorial.

What a about Ork?! Would have been funny to include green skin tone and not commented on it but being human.

Could you list the paints used in the description along with at least a citadel and/or vallejo equivalent please

Excellent video. Thank you.

A like just for “lick your brush….” One a serious note for fair skin these days I use Vallejo Pale Sand, a wash of Seraphim Sepia, highlight with Pale Sand and then if desired Vallejo Off White. On the matter of other paint ranges for skin Reaper MSP Triads: Dark Skin, Tanned Skin and Fair Skin make a fairly continuous skin range across a wide spectrum. You can either use simple layering, or get your preferred high flow medium (Contrast/Speedpaint/Express/etc.) and then to make a wash/tone type with your shade and follow the method outlined in the video.

Love PP videos usually but as a new painter I found the lack of conversion frustrating. I’ve found it hard to find an AK > citadel chart and wasted around 15 mins trying. Won’t be using this for skin tones unfortunately. Looking forward to the next video though guys. Top production.

Great vid peach,

Step 1, lick brush. Step 2, wait what?!? 🤣

6:48 Come again O_O

Been using ak cork as a skin midtone for years, and luckely it did not change color when ak interactiv went over to 3gen, and the 3gen is some of the best hobby paints on the marked and is up there with kimera and new game color from valljeo, scalecolor artist acrylics and pro-acryl

Fantastic

Who wrote the script for the square space ad? Genius

Can we have that on a painting phase t-shirt please..."lick that brush and run it around his nipples as well."

You just absolutely have to watch every video you guys put out. You never know whats going to come out of peachys mouth. Ill make sure to always lick my brush before i paint nipples.

Great video! Any chance of a follow up with none human tones? I have a whole raft of Heroquest minis to paint, so things like undead/zombie, orcs, goblins and the abominations.

Great video. As a Skaven player who tries to mix my skin tones but don't want them to look human, it would be great if you could do a video for ratmen, beastman skin tones etc. Also, did you paint that with a junk brush?? Split ends, paint all the way up to the ferrule and they still looked awesome.

Damn this video would have been perfect except I wanted citidel color paint, as the local shop I have uses that brand so I wanted to get an idea for which one I should be buying and to be fair I did search with the words citidel colour but anyway thank you this will be my go to if I cant find something with citidel

I've got a lot of models I'm planning on painting, that are showing a lot of skin (mostly human skin), instead of painting two layers of gray undercoat and two layers of color with zero shading and depth. Is there any methods of making some visually pleasing skin with shading, and outfits/uniforms with also good shading? I'm still trying to get highlighting down, and how to correctly tie it to light sources and stuff. I heard one of the best beginner methods is to get a spray undercoat and just spray the model from above, using a white spray primer to simulate a light source. Do people use washes for skin, for larger models that are also heavy on skin? One last note, sort of new to mini painting any recommendations on any products to achieve these results? Right now I've got the Game Master RP Paint set, but I've got the Vallejo Basic Paint Set & Vallejo Grey Primer coming in soon. Down the line I'm thinking about the Vallejo Face/Skin Set, Citadel Reikland Fleshshade, Citadel Base Bugman's Glow, Citadel Layer Cadian Fleshtone, Citadel Layer Kislev Flesh.

How often does Peachy get sent to HR? 😂

I've licked my brush, where do you want it?

Those look nothing like my foreskin tones but I like them anyway..kinda jelly. :P

I'm painting the same warband and is my first warband, but I'm almost finished. Where were you 3 weeks ago? XD

The podcasts are Ok, but could we get more painting techniques videos like this one

Loved the video it was really helpful. I hope you guys are at warhammer fest

Rubs hands together…good good. Also implies less than realistic skin

6:49 😂😂😂

nice video, but Citadel equivalent ??

I'm painting realistic skin tones for the first time on my Aeldari using citadel paints and the light tones looks really chalky. I've been thinning the paints with either water or medium but still a bit pap. Any advice? I don't want to blame the tools ha

Thank you so much for this video, you have no idea how badly skin tones confuse me as an amateur painter. Hopefully I can paint some actual dark/black skin that doesnt make my model look like they're descended from Salamanders 😂

remember moisten nipple brush ..... LOL 🤣🤣🤣