Uploaded February 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Classically trained artist Kerry Brooks develops skin tones with multiple layers of colors to reflect the realistic shading and variations in skin. Here, she demonstrates how she approaches darker skin tones, including the way she subtly incorporates blue in a subject floating in a pool. You'll learn to work with a light hand and keen observation to find the combinations of colors, sometimes unexpected, revealed in a subject's skin. Watch the full class, Radiant Portraits in Colored Pencil on Craftsy now: craftsy.com/class/radiant-portraits-in-colored-pencil
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Classically trained artist Kerry Brooks develops skin tones with multiple layers of colors to reflect the realistic shading and variations in skin. Here, she demonstrates how she approaches darker skin tones, including the way she subtly incorporates blue in a subject floating in a pool. You'll learn to work with a light hand and keen observation to find the combinations of colors, sometimes unexpected, revealed in a subject's skin. Watch the full class, Radiant Portraits in Colored Pencil on Craftsy now: craftsy.com/class/radiant-portraits-in-colored-pencil
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