Gouache characters - painting skin tones

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In this class we will paint two characters, full body, on a white background. I want the focus to be on skin tones, this is why there is no background.
I will explain how to select a reference photo, either on the Pinterest board here, or on Google images, or in your personal collection.

Then we will draw from this reference photo, and I’ll show you how to draw and be accurate with your drawing, for this we will need a camera (smartphone or Ipad) and either an app like Procreate or Photoshop, and if you don’t have it, no problem, I’ll show you how to use your smartphone and a free app.

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