How To Paint Skin Tutorial

[@ChemicalPete]

A great breakdown of the process. I appreciate you sharing your color methodology!

[@Follygon]

Happy to help out dude!

[@bradleydax8237]

instablaster...

[@ibrahim3501]

flawless!!..could u do for the dark /brown skin tone aswell

[@Follygon]

That's a great idea!

[@KinnikuGameDojo]

@@Follygon maybe tan lines?

[@rasmyt2157]

This is very helpful video. Thank you very much)

[@CosmicComputer]

Could you show the process of baking out this polypaint into a diffuse texture for a game model perhaps?

[@jesusstaccato8448]

That's not clown makeup, she's just a proud Colombian and got her face painted with the country's flag.

[@mae2309]

Niceeee.. I will give this ago, since I have a few characters to be painted.. Thank you.. cheers

[@_s_s_world_]

whats a brush setings? with this parameters i paint low intensity and need more time and strokew to get same result(

[@rodcav3]

Excellent tutorial...would also like to see how you apply alphas to create realistic skin pores and lip lines

[@thecomputernutball]

Thank you so much for this, it's simple to get into and can get really nice detail out of it!, thanks to you now my final renders don't look like toys all the time :D

[@Evergladez]

My man, you've really helped me actual utilize zbrush more instead of doing everything in maya or marvelous thank you. On topic as far as hand painting do most people just paint the face or do they paint the body and clothes as well?

[@Follygon]

Paint/ texture all the things!

[@NickLeyshan]

Do u have game card hair tutorials?

[@murrowboy]

Can we use the same techniques for other body parts? For example the arm? We know which areas of the arm may have fat and which muscle ( no bone ). Would it be colored the same way?

[@Follygon]

Yes, it's very similar. The main idea stays the same.

[@jamal4034]

Bought the tutorial will it work on zbrush core

[@KittyCat-fe7ng]

I want to thank you, this video goes into exactly what I needed! I hope you dont mind me asking if you have any advice for the rest of the body, especially hands? Or reference images like you have with the greek sculpture? Im trying to be a character artist so i'll take whatever I can get.

[@hossamfahmy9298]

Really usefull tutorial thanks alot

[@waterskin7]

skin shader not found :(

[@cat.2558]

How to paint darker skin?

[@wilhelm992]

Thank you for amazing videos

[@totallyinsaneart3345]

Skin is so difficult. The texture is a pain. Nice job though.

[@maythesciencebewithyou]

Isn't the blue at the lower part supposed to be just for men? Because they shave in that area and that make it slightly blueish? I don't think it's good for women.

[@Follygon]

colors will definitely be more warm and light towards the lower half of female faces

[@guttersnipe77]

I thought the blue needs toning down too. She looked far too male.

[@nsrstudio7301]

You dont use brush colour..but how..?

[@Follygon]

I do, I have RGB on for the brush.

[@recreatingcontents5795]

Can this also be done in Blender?

[@Follygon]

Yep!

[@MarziMadness]

Why would you add blue on a female face? Usually, blue is the undertone of hair follicles and women don't have thick hair follicles on the face like that

[@zigfaust]

He's just using the colors in prime hues so you learn. Watch the end of the vid.... there are 2 other versions he shows....

[@karlmarxboladao]

First of all, congratulations on the tutorial, very informative. However, I need to point out a mistake in the choice of colors. Although the chin area in humans is cooler, in women this area is not completely delimited in blue. They are only specific points, otherwise they will have a shaved mark. The areas to be painted blue (a lighter blue, not as intense as the one used in the video) are the philtrum (above the upper lip), the corners of the lips (next to the mouth) and the mental groove (below the lower lip). I've been a painter for over 30 years... Well, that's it, I hope I helped.

[@mae2309]

What's the site you mentioned. Zbro.com?

[@IGarrettI]

Just Google zbro. He has a blog where he posted all his materials, basemeshes etc

[@mae2309]

@@IGarrettI ill do that right now.. thank you..

[@md.arifahmed1831]

lovely

[@luciferteaparty]

I'll just stick with substance painter ;-;