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Overview of all icons and the basic functions in the GIMP menu. Brush and colour palette basics Backgrounds Skin tone painting and colours How to paint Eyes How to paint Noses How to paint Mouths How to paint Hair Layer modes and highlights. Contains bad humour.
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I was wondering if you could help me.
Do you have a particular method in choosing the correct colours for the of skin tone at the beginning?
I understand the theory that Light, Mid-tone and Shadow each have different tints which are affected by Form, Environmental Light and which Part of the face it is (e.g.Cheeks are red), but when I look at someone's skin I can't seem to 'choose' the correct colours to make it look believable in my painting.
Do you have any tips/techniques/exercises on how to train your eye to be able to pick out the main colours in the skin needed to produce a good portrait?
I'm a befinner in gimp and this tutorial is soo helpfull
Thank so much for spend time to show us how to use gimp