hello, i was directed to this post. (i’m the oop. this is an old post and my method has changed a lot, but i’ll try lol)
it’s less about the skin color and more about having a “base” color to *unify* the palette. attached a quick sketch+color here. 👆😝
@ErnestoMantaras i imagine there are more variables with 3d, photography, etc so maybe this method wouldn’t apply very wellon those. but i think, like i said in another reply, it’s more like a training wheel to help you learn to see and pick cohesive color palettes.
@SkyProwler01 i’ve never personally tried it. but tbh my goal was to learn to color pick via eyeball, and this method is basically like training wheels. so trying to find a workaround would defeat the point. 🚲
@ErnestoMantaras good q! probably. but i think it’s more intuitive in digital art to make base solid colors that you paint over anyway rather than go straight to local color everything. also in my case, i reserve top layers for blend modes like multiply for shadows, etc.