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[Anonymous]

That’s all I was saying Yvonne. Whatever we each feel comfortable with.

 

[Darina Valášková]

Dear Friends, I have added a link to the first part of portrait painting. Although I do not know how I did it – :)), but here it is. I wish you to gain a lot of knowledge.

[Darina Valášková]

I think it does not work. Excuse me.

[Yvonne Reeder]

Thank you Darina!  I will see what I can do to help. 🙂

[Shar Kennett]

Another take on watercolors for skin tones.

[Sandra Strait]

So many great tutorials! I want to watch them all! Thank you to everybody who posts a link.

[Yvonne Reeder]

That’s great and a good referral to her mentor as well.  Thanks Shar! ❤️

[Shar Kennett]

Recommendation for watercolor portrait painting videos:  Christine Karron.

Watching her videos are mesmerizing to me;  she has speeded up as well as real time videos.

[Shar Kennett]

I also signed on for the portrait course with Glynis Barnes-Mellish on Art Tutor; they had a sale today.  😉

Looking forward to watching and painting along.

[Shar Kennett]

I recommend videos by Ch. Karron for portraits.  They’re awesome (reposting as the original seems in the wrong site).

[Anonymous]

That’s good Shar. I’ve been distracted away from it but I’m determined to go back shortly

[MMcBuck]

Shar, I have also been watching Christine Karron videos. I love her technique, and trying to emulate it in my portraits.

Thanks to you all for listing other portrait videos! I’ve decided to do just portraits for a while and need all the help I can get. 🙂

[Yvonne Reeder]

Kelly Eddington shares her process for 4 different skin tones.

[Anonymous]

Stored in my watch later folder. Can’t keep up with all this input, so storing for future use.

[Yvonne Reeder]

If your “watch later” folder is like mine, it’s a good thing it’s digitalized, right?!?! lol