Cover art for Color Mixing Recipes for Portraits
Published
Walter Foster, March 2021
ISBN
9781600588921
Format
Softcover, 48 pages
Dimensions
24.1cm × 15.6cm

Color Mixing Recipes for Portraits More Than 500 Color Combinations for Skin, Eyes, Lips & Hair - Includes One Color Mixing Grid: Volume 3

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Color Mixing Recipes for Portraits features master mixes for an array of skin colours in oil, acrylic, and watercolour-plus recipes for hair, eye, and lip colours. Also included are a plastic colour-mixing grid for measuring out paints, as well as a handy conversion chart for finding acrylic equivalents of oil paints and vice versa. With Color Mixing Recipes for Portraits and your painting materials, follow the three simple steps to mix virtually any skin tone for your portrait:

Match a palette of skin tones from this book to your portrait subject

Create the Master Skin Tone Recipe for this palette using the included plastic colour mixing grid to measure each paint colour

Follow the recipes to create all the skin tones you will need to complete your portrait-from light values to shadows.

Also featured in this book:

Colo theory

Tinting, toning, and shading

Greying skin tones naturally

Identifying facial planes

Mouth, nose, and ear colour tones

Eye and hair colour tones

Watercolour skin tone recipes

With recipes for more than 500 colour combinations, Color Mixing Recipes for Portraits is your ultimate source for painting realistic skin, mouths, ears, noses, eyes, and hair. Walter Foster's best-selling Color Mixing Recipes series also includes Color Mixing Recipes for Oil and Acrylic, Color Mixing Recipes for Watercolor, and Color Mixing Recipes for Landscapes. These books contain hundreds of precise colour mixing combinations for realistic results, as well as acetate grids for measuring paint units.

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