3 COLOR ZONES IN THE FACE By Ben Lustenhouwer

He's not wearing a hat and his head is sunbathing, he's getting a little tan here. This connection. Some lighter accents for these wrinkles. If you see wrinkles, do only one or two. This gives some information. There and like in the highlights here there are also some highlights in her hair. Or highlight, say, lighter areas. I make a kind of violet. Some of these here are delicate crimson and blue. And I haven't told you yet: take care of those soft links. The hair is soft. Try to imitate the softness here. Here the edge is sharp and pure and here the hair is straight.

Okay, I'm going to highlight her lip. I see that there is a light on his lip that is still missing. Generally here. Why is there no one there? White, ivory black and a touch of ochre, let me do more. Let me give you a little more red on the cheek. As the. And bad communication. Gray highlight on her upper lip. You know it's endless. Of course you know that I want to make a beautiful presentation. So let me try to finish it a little better. Here at the beginning of the nose, there is also a shadow in this part as well as this soft connection with the eyebrow.

This one is softer here, too soft although it remains molded. I'm trying to make it a little soft. Especially here is one of these beautiful shots here Crimson and Verdean Green. I want to warm it up, so in this short demo, I showed you just 30 minutes of how to draw how to split

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. Sometimes it looks more yellow here, sometimes it looks more red here, and sometimes it looks more gray. I hope you enjoyed this video. Please don't forget to like it. One of my next videos will be on how to troubleshoot going back and drying and I will also show you the newspaper trick.

I will see you later.