COLOR INTERROGATION
Get your skin in the game.
Stop guessing at flesh tones.
Color Interrogation teaches you a repeatable way to achieve accurate skin colors.
You’ll learn to see skin tones in a different way.
During this course, we’ll build reusable reference boards you can keep beside your
palette and use again and again when you paint skin.
LIVE: Wednesday, September 9 | 12:00–1:30 PM Central Time
Can’t make it live? No problem.
The edited replay and class resources will remain available inside the course for all one single price.
This is the foundation class for INNOCENT and SKIP THE BOTOX.
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Everything you need to prepare for class, including printable panel templates.
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Session #1 Mass Tones
This is the kind of reference tool that can completely change how you approach paint skin. Instead of guessing, you’ll have a permanent reference beside your easel for building believable mass tones, highlights and shadows again and again.
This is the kind of reference tool that can completely change how you approach paint skin. Instead of guessing, you’ll have a permanent reference beside your easel for building believable mass tones, highlights and shadows again and again.
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Session #2 - Highlights
This is the kind of reference tool that can completely change how you approach paint skin. Instead of guessing, you’ll have a permanent reference beside your easel for building believable mass tones, highlights and shadows again and again.
This is the kind of reference tool that can completely change how you approach paint skin. Instead of guessing, you’ll have a permanent reference beside your easel for building believable mass tones, highlights and shadows again and again.
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Session #3 - Shadows
This is the kind of reference tool that can completely change how you approach paint skin. Instead of guessing, you’ll have a permanent reference beside your easel for building believable mass tones, highlights and shadows again and again.
This is the kind of reference tool that can completely change how you approach paint skin. Instead of guessing, you’ll have a permanent reference beside your easel for building believable mass tones, highlights and shadows again and again.
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