Yellow, red, white,black.
2007-03-06 11:18:00
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answer #1
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answered by justbeingher 7
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Opposite colors mixed together blend into different versions of a brownish gray. from there you may add yellows, reds and oranges for warm flesh tones, white for the lightest tones... and believe it or not - the cools: blue, purple and green can darken with a touch of black for the darker flesh tones.
There's no 100% sure-fire mixing guide... it's always been a touch of this and a touch of that when I paint - and depends on what base colors you are starting with.
(Example: A Phylocyclen blue will go green while a Cobalt blue makes the perfect pastel sky blue...)
I'm assuming you are trying to follow an assignment... that's why I chose the use of opposite colors. Normally I use my raw and burnt siennas and umbers.
Good luck hon. I hope I helped a little bit.
Peace! --De
2007-03-06 11:45:07
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answered by Depoetic 6
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Yellow Ocre, Red , White, Play around with it Mixing the colours until you get it right for th Flesh tones you want.
2007-03-06 11:24:47
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answered by janus 6
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You look at the colour of the flesh in question, then you match it by mixing what you've got.
2007-03-06 11:17:20
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answered by Anonymous
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