Dkbfly  02/11/03 @605

wow thx

Stormi  03/03/03 @903

I love th is tutorial it answers my question about skin tones perfectly!

Tribal-Hand  04/22/03 @824

THNKS

Digitalmar  04/30/03 @893

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. What more can I say? The only question I have is how big(pixels) did your painting start? At this stage in the learning process, is this something to even be concerned with?

diva  05/20/03 @155

Yup, did you take into consideration the resoulation of your canvas before you start? Thanks a million!

Neox  05/20/03 @320

got it!

Folashade  06/02/03 @815

Fantastico. Answers my long searching questions on skin tones brilliantly as well as bringing a composition to life, However I was wondering what size was you canvas before you started??

denis  06/29/03 @022

sencillamente genial !!!!!

naitsirch79  08/26/03 @058

I think it is great and I can only go so far because I don't even know what program he is using let alone what brushes and various other details that are left out...

scumworks  10/01/03 @651

quote:  naitsirch79 wrote on 08/26 @058 Does it really matter? People always want to know if it was made in painter or photoshop etc. You can make it in bough! Using standart brushes.

galoosh33  10/18/03 @664

Yea... Great tut, also nice pic! You arent using a mouse right...?

NZSolutions  12/17/03 @227

great tutorial, i would be very interested to know what you set up your canvas size to be??

BOBER  12/29/03 @758

Excellent tutorial but i still don't understand the skin tones. I read your first tutorial but i still don't know how you're supposed to know where the skin is redder, yellowish and so on. If someone could help me, i would me most grateful. Thanks

ofelia  02/26/04 @574

............. and which tool ( brushe) you used???

jrr  02/28/04 @754

it doesn't really matter what brush, just don't pick one that's super soft edge.

Brimestone  09/16/04 @155

So thats how its done right. Amazing

agasol  09/22/04 @015

ok, ok it is great , is cool...but what kind of technique u used to do all it?? acrilic? guache?oil?? anybody can tell me it?

Bolivar  11/28/04 @438

Simply perfect method!

Punischer  02/11/05 @441

Very Fascinating

meyderiano  02/24/05 @842

WOW!!! amazing, thanks many of my doubts abuot color was answered, just one question keeps bothering me, what are the hardware U use? i mean, you use a mouse? or a pc tablet or what? thanks for sharing man!!!!

AME  07/27/05 @456

this tutorial is great!!! I couldn´t believe the results when I tried it. Thank you very much Ron! I started painting a boy´s head which shows the ear more than this old man of yours.. Do you have any ears tips? I can´t make them look well. Thanks again!

yanz  10/11/05 @080

do u use smudge tool?? i was amaze by how u paint and the effect u get but i dont quite get the last step. how do u make the colour blend at the end?? it look quite natural..

jha  12/09/05 @318

thank you so much.

narendra  03/23/06 @509

its really awesome work in simple steps.....this tutorial is great!!!

ish  05/11/06 @163

anyone know where a tutorial is that teaches something like this on video, stroke by stroke, where they paint for you?

karinachavez  04/20/07 @741

super awesomeness..what program do you use..i think im going to try this...

rajendran  04/21/07 @495

still don't understand which software u used for this. didnt mention anywhere in this tutorial so i couldnt follow it. can u help me?

krazyk  05/22/07 @990

thats a great tutorial.. thankz..

inamraja  10/16/07 @971

it is good but image is not detail mean file is small i want too see more closely more subtle detail i m sure that detail are there anyway this tutorial is great!!! thank uuuuuuu

navin  10/16/07 @213

I have always had doubt in skin tones.... but after going through this tutorial i feel more comfortable now... thank you very much

Zardinus  02/06/08 @334

Great !

phillipo23  02/21/08 @572

freehand is the most powerfull

stevehoo4  03/09/08 @921

I'm a contemporary expressionist portrait artist and much as I appreciate the diligence of the artisan my difficulty with this kind of work is perhaps best put simply as: "why not just take a photograph ?"" www.stephenstevenson.com