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sorry if that question was asked before, but I wonder how much do you take in consideration face color zones - yellow forehead, pink center, bluish chin. Your process looks like you're using one hue for whole face or do I missed something? Can you share your your thoughts how you pick colors for skin?
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Hey!
Since these portraits are from life I just try to be as close to reality as possible, some models do have more visible color zones than others
When I do portraits from imagination I usually mix a bit of red to the nose and cheeks.
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Wow...I love this. Thanks for posting your process.
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Looks great. I have to say i prefer the warm tone over the final pic
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Looks like an animation of his face melting into existence.
Great work as always.
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I'm curious...Why did you go from a warm light source to cool in the final stage?
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your awesome skill just scare me
this is so good amazing!
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Interessant, wie du da vorgegangen bist. Der erste Step ist ja fast ein bisschen Gruselig - so ganz ohne Gesicht... Und dass du dann die Nase als erstes ausgerendert hast!
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Why did you choose to add the cool filter at the end? Just curious.
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Because artificial light tends to be really warm and orangy. Our brain usually balance it out, but when you see a picture like this it feels to warm. I added the color filter to bring back cool tones
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I don't really understand the last step. How, and why jump from a warm light to a cool one?
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I love seeing how you go through your work, it's so amazing!
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