- Colorist Tip #17 – Non “Humans”In some cases, skintones don't have to be normal. If you're subject isn't really "human," they don't need natural skintones. Normal looking skintones are need for normal people, but what if you're subject isn't "normal"? Therein lies and exception to...continue reading
- Colorist Tip #16 – Key the SkinAnother way to preserve skintones is to pull a key on the skintones and bring them back to a normal hue with a secondary. Programs that have the ability to pull a key from the source or from a previous...continue reading
- Colorist Tip #15 – Push/PullThe push/pull method is where you push to a color in one tonal range, then pull it back in another to preserve skintones. Basically, you overcompensate for the first hue, then use the second to split the difference: We'll work...continue reading
- Colorist Tip #14 – Keep SkintonesSkin tones are critical in a look. No matter how far you push the look, you have to keep the skintones relatively natural. There are two main methods to get an aggressive look and still keep the skintones natural: push/pull...continue reading
