HOW TO PAINT SKIN - ANY SKIN TONE!

[@LucasPeinador]

My FREE brushes here ➜ bit.ly/3zODzn1

[@k1ller_queen837]

Hey! I tried downloading your brushes but couldn’t because i never received an email containing the brushes. Any solution to it? Please help

[@Suma-xp3zr]

Yes

[@nicokomi]

Danke❤

[@MohammedAgbadi]

DUDE! WHERE! HAVE! YOU! BEEN!!!!!! ??????

[@LucasPeinador]

My man! I had some social media vacations, no excuse. Ready to hustle again 👍

[@MohammedAgbadi]

@@LucasPeinador we where lost without youuuuu!!!!

[@LucasPeinador]

Ah plz man! You were doing amazing! Love what you are doing 💪

[@MohammedAgbadi]

@@LucasPeinador thankyou!!! can't wait to see your new stuff!

[@Eli-gt7wz]

@Ezequiel G yeah i stg

[@deeIee11]

I have literally been trying to paint skin all week and NONE of them looked “right.” I just couldn’t put my finger on why. This shit right here is what I was missing, so THANK YOU.

[@LucasPeinador]

Very welcome Daniel!

[@youtubechannel12371]

I’m just getting into digital art and colors have always been a mystery to me. This video is so awesome at allowing me to wrap my head around things that felt so complex. Thanks for making this!!

[@LucasPeinador]

Very happy that the video helped man. All the good luck with digital painting!!

[@thetwelfthhourartist5980]

Ikrrrr!! This is what i needed.

[@savannah5731]

What app/software do u use? I use Autodesk Sketchbook

[@youtubechannel12371]

@@savannah5731 Sorry for the late reply! I have been jumping between Sketchbook, Adobe Fresco and Procreate. They each seem to have their own pros/cons. Sketchbook for product sketches, Fresco for realistic paint and vector work. Procreate for everything else. I think I prefer Procreate the most; it feels most intuitive with the iPad, but it doesn't have some disappointing limitations like lack of vector and artboard boundary restrictions ✌️

[@yesofastora3572]

still failing for me, i just cant get it right.

[@LucasPeinador]

Hey guys! Welcome back to the channel, it has been a while! 😄 how have you been?

[@KiraArts]

Lucas Peinador GOOD! What about u Lucas?

[@nana_dolo]

YOU'RE BACK.. legit thought you were snapped by Thanos.. How you dealing with 2020's mess?

[@mizuruitheworld]

Good u?

[@timiafuji9525]

Miss so much

[@TheTwistedPixel]

An entire semester on color theory in 26 minutes! Thank you somuchi! I agree with everyone about this being the best skintone tutorial on KZbin.

[@LucasPeinador]

that is fantastic to hear, thank you so much!

[@midorip.9396]

You’re THE ONLY PERSON who I actually learn from, other art channels went WAY too fast or gave vague explanations and instructions. I’m actually here taking notes :3

[@LucasPeinador]

That is really nice to hear. Glad that it useful 😉

[@raphaelmorgan2307]

I really appreciate that you included all sorts of different skin colors and even took the time to explain the difference between darker and lighter skin tones! It's a refreshing change of pace from things like "How to paint hair!" and it's only straight/slightly wavy hair, etc

[@LucasPeinador]

Thank you Raphael, super glad that you got to take advantage of the video :)

[@RMAnimations]

I just watched a KZbin video where they said just extract a color pallette from a photo, but you went hella in depth on this going scientific with it. You even broke a misconception I had about cool shadows/warm light that was hindering my ability to select the right colors. Thank you so much! I feel a lot more comfortable selecting colors and being creative with them instead of feeling restricted.

[@GameAgentET]

I have heard of sub-surface scattering and refracted light before, but it made my head hurt when I saw explanations of it and why they were important for artists. With this video, I was able to understand those factors a lot more clearly, and how to use them in the future when I add color to my digital and painted works. I even learned a lot of new things, like specularity. I’m really glad I came across this video! Good job and thank you, Lucas!

[@caledonianamerican41]

As a Blender modeler, I very much approve of this video and the explanation of subsurface. The material that best represents subsurface scattering is probably wax, hence why places like Madam Tussaud's uses wax for their celebrities

[@LucasPeinador]

Great, thank you for sharing

[@Yzy599]

I have watched literally dozens of videos about skin coloring and this video so far is one of the best. He actually gets straight to point towards the important, most valuable information

[@iamluyu]

Omggg ive been looking for this type of tutorial for a lifetime and could never find one. But yours is a MASTERPIECE!! It includes everything possible, with all the variations that a skin (+it's environment) could have... and that help us so so much!!! Muchísimas gracias Lucas!!!

[@LucasPeinador]

Hey, thank very much Laia!!! Hahaha I don’t know about masterpiece but thank you 😅😅

[@Gabriel-gabriel]

True!!!

[@Gabriel-gabriel]

@@LucasPeinador masterpiece indeed👍

[@ctbypwrlftr7409]

I know this is a year old but I just gotta say, you are a lifesaver. Every other tutorial on skin is way too vague and simple for my tendency to want to break things down into components. They don’t provide the easily, widely applicable structure that this does. Again, thank you so, so much for this.

[@LucasPeinador]

Thank you very much for your comment. Glad that it was useful.

[@kyandengy4660]

This. Video. Was. Frickin. Beautiful.

[@LucasPeinador]

Thank you!!! 🙏 glad you enjoyed it!

[@lixiaoyue3078]

I basically wanted to design a cover for my book. I was feeling so frustrated about it until I saw this video. Because I only know to do monochrome art. I've never colored. Now I'm really enlightened. When I taught myself art, I observed every object around me in light and shade. But I would have never broken away my fear to paint in color and would have never got the idea unless I saw this video. Thank you again!

[@retroTiko]

starting with digital art and somehow i struggle so much more with the colors than i ever have with watercolor. this is super helpful

[@LucasPeinador]

I'm very happy to hear that, thank you for taking the time to tell me :)

[@g4uzy]

yes!! coloring traditionally is so much easier than coloring digitally for me

[@brandonchacon7745]

Probably the most concise video I've seen on skin. Thank you for breaking it down like this

[@LucasPeinador]

Hey Brandon :) You are very welcome, I tried to put everything I knew about skin in one single video

[@bubble2318]

This is the by far the best explanation and tutorial on colouring skin. Thank you so much for making this video!

[@LucasPeinador]

Glad it was helpful!

[@bluemazestudio9645]

the theory of using cool shadows is not based on comparing warm vs cool but because thge flesh is naturally warm and the skin without natural light becomes dull which means you mix a complimentary which is usually a cool color. Painters exagerate the cool color to interact with a warm color which enhances it. It is a suggestion, yet it's a suggestion that makes alot of sense. It will also stop your portraits from looking monochromatic.

[@LucasPeinador]

Interesting!

[@meghnasingh2459]

I learned so much more in the video than any any paid curriculum. 😭 Tysm for making this video and sharing the basics in such an easy way to understand 🌼🥺

[@LucasPeinador]

I’m very glad that it was useful😁

[@ohnoherewegoagain5819]

I have been doing digital paintings for a month. I already had some background knowledge but this really helped me learn alot. Thank youuu

[@kitjakaboodle]

I can’t even believe how helpful this video was! I’ve watched so many videos now on colouring skin in digital art and this is literally only one that has made any sense to me! Thank you so much for going so in-depth and explaining so well!

[@dear_totheheart]

You broke this down so well and provided such fantastic explanations on how the light and shadows are actually effecting each other. I’m more amazed with how you carefully and slowly showed us your process of applying this theory instead of just speeding through it. Great work!

[@LucasPeinador]

Thank you very much Dart, means a lot 🙏. Makes me happy that videos like this succeed in their mission

[@mizuruitheworld]

Thanks! I started doing a fan art but I struggled with the skin a bit, this helped a lot!

[@LucasPeinador]

Hey Lidia 😊. Glad it helped. Thanks for leaving me a comment

[@mizuruitheworld]

Lucas Peinador omg I never got a reply from a yter on my comment thank you

[@TheLivingRoomHero]

Everyone who wants to get into portraits should watch this! This is the perfect breakdown of how light effects material. Absolutely perfect man!

[@aliberry5510]

This was great!! I needed a refresher on where to add reds and purples but when creating my own light sources adding where I think those go was off but this helped a lot with how and why those colors would show up in areas. THANK YOU!

[@LucasPeinador]

Glad it was helpful!

[@meltemh.2002]

Thank you so so much, understanding the theory behind the light and shadow makes it less complicated. You're a hero!

[@niluseneviratne3709]

I love the science that backs up your tips!

[@LucasPeinador]

Thank you very much Nilu

[@DukeCartoons]

Ok, this is the best video about this subject that I've found in the whole youtube. Awesome!

[@ameeksweetmcnamara7941]

Some of the clearest, most useful information about rendering skin color I’ve ever come across. Thank you!

[@ephie_barrow]

Yay your back! Don’t need this tutorial right now because I’m working on my drawing right now but it will definitely be useful in the future! Can wait for more videos to come!!!

[@LucasPeinador]

Hey Eph! Yeah I’m back 🙂Thanks for the comment!

[@celinasden5764]

This is the single most useful and comprehensive video on painting skin I have ever watched. I was having so much difficulty with the colours. Thank you for explaining everything in detail!!

[@laurafilip3571]

OMG! Such a great job with this tutorial!!! Thanks for sharing this. I've been watching a bunch of other how to paint skin videos and when I heard how you began this video I knew it's something else. GG! 10x again

[@laurafilip3571]

🤯

[@threedplayer]

This is the best explanation of skin painting I've seen to date!

[@LucasPeinador]

:) very glad that it was useful!

[@bekw4366]

This has been the MOST helpful thing on how light works and how to paint skin I’ve yet to watch!

[@LucasPeinador]

Very happy to hear that, thank you😁

[@zraiarz9301]

C curve saturation for shading. It is that alone that answer more for me than even the best color theory videos I have seen so far. So many explain it in a way that just doesn't click but this filled in the gaps of my amateur coloring

[@LucasPeinador]

Awesome, happy to hear that

[@d1burns]

AWESOME. You need this in the back of your mind so that you can produce consistent paintings.Thank you Lucas.

[@hoshichunsa3004]

Thank you so much this is the most direct, helpful and to the point skin tone video that I have ever watched thank you for making the video ✨

[@LucasPeinador]

Glad it was helpful!

[@kingklutch1373]

You have the most helpful digital art channel

[@LucasPeinador]

Thank you very much! 🙏

[@barbieq789]

Best tutorial I've seen on how to paint skin. Thank you!

[@LucasPeinador]

Very welcome! I'm happy that it is useful

[@yaelvengelen]

It really helps that you got all nerdy and technical about this, finally starting to understand this. Thank you!

[@LucasPeinador]

Yeah, thank you a lot😊

[@drawingturtle1034]

Thank you so much! Whenever I’ve tried painting skin I never quite figured out how to choose the colours so it looks right, I only managed to do it by picking them off of a reference image or by using a lot of different layers. With this tutorial it suddenly makes so much sense, I can’t thank you enough!

[@CoG_Likes_Parties]

This has helped me WAY more than I thought

[@hardcash2192]

i have seen atleast 20 skin tutorials and I have learned more in this video, then I have learned from all of them, thank you

[@LucasPeinador]

Hearing that makes me very happy Cash, thank you for the kind words

[@JeffSans]

Omg very useful!!!! I have hard time choosing colors

[@amandarodriguez1752]

The gold in this video. Thank you so much.

[@LucasPeinador]

happy to help

[@GarmanyRachel]

This is the best skin painting video I’ve ever seen, I kept having questions as it went on and you kept answering them😭💕 Thank you!

[@LucasPeinador]

Super happy to hear that Danae :D

[@forknifecapt.2410]

This has been one of the best color videos I have watched

[@LucasPeinador]

Happy to hear that CAp!

[@aurora00]

I think you just saved my 2020. This is a great video. I was enlightened about how to paint skin. I won't be as confused as before now. Thank you!

[@LucasPeinador]

Great to hear Aurora !

[@Barbara-uu1wf]

And this information is free, still can't believe. Thank you man!

[@LucasPeinador]

It is my pleasure Barbara :D

[@lauraboin6284]

Thanks for this! I started drawing a while back but if a little earlier I would've just learned from the earlier KZbinr vids and have totally missed yours. This is a huge speed learning I get from you. I'm relearning to draw and paint at 41 and I don't have much time to take it easy.

[@LucasPeinador]

Hi Laura, thank you very much for such a nice comment, I’m very happy that the video was useful to you, and props for taking the challenge of relearning! It takes a ton of courage to do so 🙏

[@AlexHuneycutt]

This is a fantastic lesson, Lucas. I've returned to it a couple of times to make sure it sinks in. I didn't quite get it the first time. Thank you for sharing with us!

[@LucasPeinador]

So happy to hear that, that’s awesome. I tried my best with this one

[@mangotitanaka3265]

this was more helpful than I first thought when I clicked

[@TriniRoyQuiReyes]

If only color theory on light and shadow was taught like this in school .Oh dear are you for real? This is the best video on the topic. The sub surface effect. Moving towards "Soft surface scattering" Thank you so much You are awesome

[@omniosi]

Fantastic explanation here! Full of useful techniques. Well explained.

[@LucasPeinador]

Glad to hear that :D

[@leytrance3233]

Omg! That is amazing!!! Didn't knew about c-curve etc. 😳✨until now. Out of the tutorials i've watched you're the only one who shares about these stuff.. 😍

[@LucasPeinador]

happy to help Ley :)

[@bubblebath2892]

OMG are you from Mars ....never heard of any of this until now , Thanks man for sharing it with the community !! May God bless you for your generosity

[@n.1884]

best skin tone tutorial ever in my entire life! thank you so much for doing this content. i’ve been cufusing with the skin color for so long 😭

[@LucasPeinador]

Happy to help, glad that it was useful😁

[@Zlippery.art.youtube]

Yes subscribed BECAUSE THIS STUFF IS TOO VALUABLE

[@LucasPeinador]

💙

[@ephie_barrow]

I also want to say that this was an amazing tutorial. Ive never seen anything like this tutorial and its perfect!

[@LucasPeinador]

Thank you 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@BeckyAngelix]

Wow easily the best art video I've ever watched. Four years of art school and never had this break through lol

[@kat8559]

in the sorolla piece at 18:45 is a perfect example of your point that shadows are the result of the color of the fill light. The shadow of her elbow is blue like the sky but the shadow of her umbrella is green like the grass

[@varflock9777]

This is one of the best tutorials I've seen lately (and I watch a lot of them). Thank you.

[@LucasPeinador]

You are very welcome 🙂

[@itsjenna7745]

I'm a newb at digital art but this video makes it easy for me to comprehend. Thank you so much!

[@kinzaahmed3857]

Thank you so much for this!! Will be watching this multiple times while I attempt skin 💪🏻

[@LucasPeinador]

You're so welcome!

[@candlelight_bake3918]

You deserve much more views!!!! This is what I've been looking for Thx!

[@LucasPeinador]

🙏😁 happy that it was useful !

[@roro515_video]

You are the best! Your tutorials are always excellent and easy to follow. I love your channel!!!

[@LucasPeinador]

Hey RW, thank you very much!! Glad you find them useful 🙏

[@productiveinsomniactaterto8612]

This is the first time I’ve ever seen a Slavic, especially a Slovenian artist (I’m only half, but still!) And this video helped me so much, WHERE HAVE BEEN ALL MY LIFE?! (Sorry if my English sounds weird, I only learned recently)

[@LucasPeinador]

Hey Tati! thank you very much :) I do live in Slovenia, though I'm from Costa Rica originally

[@ninja_tony]

Your English sounds great! I'm American, and honestly, your English sounds about as good as most of the people I know lol

[@productiveinsomniactaterto8612]

@@ninja_tony Hvala, thank you!

[@lillyhein-hartmann9748]

Just found you - amazing content, I gave up art years ago to study architecture, now I’m combining both and learning how to illustrate on my new iPad. Your videos are helping me so much, they’re informative and inspirational, absolutely appreciate!!!

[@strawberriez880]

This is probably the most helpful and informative tutorial on painting skin I’ve never come across!!!! Thank you.

[@EremEdition]

Finally someone makes a simple yet powerful tutorial

[@davidchu7732]

Really appreciate how your expound the theory and demonstrate it’s application. Keep it up!

[@LucasPeinador]

Thannk you very much David!

[@black_horse_lover2655]

Yay! You’re back! Thank you so much! This is so helpful. My skin is going to look so good now!

[@LucasPeinador]

😁hahah sounds like it is a dermatology video

[@black_horse_lover2655]

@Lucas Peinador Ha ha!

[@zybotsu001]

this is such a 26 minute EUREKA moment. Thank you Lucas!

[@LucasPeinador]

Thanks my man, glad that it was useful, I put everything I knew about skin on that single video 🙏

[@abtrusemoose69]

26:26 😂

[@kikoemo12]

This was so helpful, thanks Lucas!

[@LucasPeinador]

Glad it was helpful!

[@DavidKelava]

Return of the king :D Nice to se you again Lucas

[@LucasPeinador]

YooooooKelava! Thanks mate, glad to be back 😅

[@artlover6771]

Thanks for the tutorial it's my dream to do digital art

[@LucasPeinador]

You aer welcome! Keep on working on it :)

[@artlover6771]

@@LucasPeinador thanks

[@6hypnone]

What about hue of the light, med, and dark colors? I know shadows move toward red and also take on the amnuant light hue, but when comparing the 3 values, I belive I read you alter the hue a bit too. Like you don't want your light color and med color the same, just more saturated and darker. Would you say the med color gets warmer than light color?

[@jessicawhitby5705]

That was awesome thank you so much! That was the most informative skin video I've seen and it taught me so much. I never fully understood this concept before and it's something I've been trying to figure out.

[@LucasPeinador]

Glad it was helpful!

[@dolphinsoul1727]

Please can I hug you ?🥺 you are the only person who explained it really amazing 🥺😭🥺💕

[@animerman2017]

Masterpiece out of this world tutorial. Thank you fat sensei.

[@karatelena9205]

I just discovered your channel as I started paining with ps (instead of procreate) and I really appreciate your explanations. not only to get used to ps, but for a lot of tips with getting your art right !

[@wmmuhaizam5977]

This is really helpful for me.. im totally understand about how to picking color in right way.. thank you for this video

[@PochoNieves]

Wow this was a very researched and giving class... Lots of work went into it.

[@LucasPeinador]

Thank you Pocho! I did, glad it shows 😁

[@user-pj7hb3pc8x]

Man this was so helpful and you explained everything very clearly!! May you become more famous!!!

[@mariandapotgieter470]

This is a crazy good video! t has really helped me understand color better.

[@LucasPeinador]

Awsome, happy to hear that

[@netrob]

This tutorial is another level! Thank you

[@LucasPeinador]

Very welcome Rob!

[@hrvbox]

this is perfect, ive been looking exactly for a tutorial like this

[@LucasPeinador]

That is great. Happy to hear that.

[@cristinaacosta123]

great tutorial, thanks for all the explanations..

[@LucasPeinador]

You are welcome!

[@activovisual]

Thank you so much for sharing this true master class!!!

[@LucasPeinador]

Happy to help

[@activovisual]

@@LucasPeinador ❤

[@soeryobandoro5248]

Nice brush...simple but worth it, i like it...thank u so much ❤❤❤

[@LucasPeinador]

Very welcome! Happy you like it!

[@VilkanVisions]

Finally I found concrete information I was looking for, thank you!

[@aprilcrestani2447]

Wow you are amazing!!! This was so helpful. Thanks for sharing!

[@LucasPeinador]

Thank you very much April :)

[@amylunden8246]

SUPER helpful! Thank you so much!

[@LucasPeinador]

You're so welcome!

[@em-cee8492]

thank you this helped so much i never really got the idea of skin colours but you explained so well and clearly!

[@todd.mitchell]

This revolutionized my thinking. Now I see it everywhere. Raised my current painting of rainy rocks to the next level. Why haven't I heard this before?!

[@LucasPeinador]

That’s great to hear, very happy that it was useful

[@dizzdmeart3677]

Seriously I was missing you a lot your videos are absolutely amazing. Love your work ♥ ♥

[@annap214]

This video is a treasure!! so glad I found it! One of the best videos I've ever encountered! really really solved my color picking problem! thank you so much to share these super useful painting tips! I've learned so much from you! thank you thank you thank you.

[@FlusteredBushStudios]

Finally! i found an artist who knows that warm light doesn’t always equal cool shadows and vise versa. I would hear that all the time in videos like it was a fact but i knew it had to be wrong at least a little cause it didn’t make sense like 40% of the time. Thanks for explaining

[@LucasPeinador]

hahah very happy that I can reasure your convictions :D