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Old 06-19-2002, 09:28 AM   #8
Michael Georges Michael Georges is offline
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I just looked at your website and was wondering which, if any, of the posted portraits you had used the Tradional/Academic flesh palette? Your work is beautiful and I like the rich, vibrant colors you use.
Hello Renee:

Per my first post, I have not yet had the chance to use this palette on a painting yet. I use a much more complex system of mixing flesh tones and was looking to simplify. I always do the verdaccio, but this flesh palette is new. I think this palette may work even better than my current one for realistic skin tones. Thanks for the comments about my work!
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