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so you donamp;#39;t know the general rules of coloring skin not a problem first understand that a lot of this depends on the style that youamp;#39;re going for if you are going for straight photo realism youamp;#39;re probably better off using some photos scanned skin texture maps and using something like Mari to project them to your character but if youamp;#39;re doing a slightly more stylized genre with hand painting in mind you can get some very pretty looking results with some very basic coloring techniques shout out to JD Styles which is where I learned how to do this stuff but basically you just have to airbrush the colors onto your face if youamp;#39;re using blender you can do this by dragging a window for the image editor make a new image name it pick your size okay then drag a new window Shader editor press shift a s image texture connect them like so and make sure that itamp;#39;s set to the same name as the image you created up here and now up here if we go to the pai