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Skin has way too many tones. It can be very light, very dark, or somewhere in between! The following picture shows which colors are used for what part in the face. I will be explaining more about them later! Fill the area you want to color skin in with the base color first! The base color should be brighter than the final skin tone that you want to have.
This is because we will add darker shading later! Make sure to keep the Skin folder at the very bottom, because we want to color under the lines and not over them. Choose your tool.
There are many other brushes that you can use. These should be hard brushes so you can color the area completely without leaving any transparent areas. To be able to shade, you have to ask yourself: where should the light come from? Click on the icon for Clip at layer below. This will confine the coloring inside the base color area only, which makes the coloring easier without worrying about it going out of the lines!
I personally enjoy using the Watercolor brush the most. It will make your drawing more pleasing to look at and less boring! Blush makes your drawings look softer and cuter. You can add it on any part of the body depending on your style!
Using the Blend tool, try to smudge it from the edges only to make it look soft. Advice: the bigger the brush is, the faster and cleaner it blends. If your drawing has shadows, that means there is a light too! Pick the color. For highlights, I personally just use a whitish color for this type of skin tone!
For darker skin, white will look very bright, so I would go with light pink or brown tones instead. It always depends on your style. If you want the drawing to look smooth, use soft brushes. If you want it to look sharp, use hard brushes. Add the highlights on the parts where the light comes from. For this drawing, the light is coming from the left. This appears in the darkest shadows, caused by refracted light from nearby surfaces.
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