Hi Christos. I use all Vallejo colors as you know so my flesh base color consist of mixing sunny skintone, orange brown, burnt cadmium red, old rose, tan yellow and than a touch of cavalry brown. I then mix straight sunny skin tone to lighten the base for my first 3 hi-lites then I take that mixture and start adding basic skintone to that for more hi-lites. My final 2 hi-lites are done with straight basic skintone and the final being light fleshtone. I then use a very very thin glaze of my mid hi-lite color (usually my lightest mix I achieved with the sunny skintone) and I glaze that over the entire face which softens all the graduations in tonality variation even more. Hope this helps you.

WoW!! bravo!!!

another great work Dan, congrat.

another great work Dan, congrat.

Outstanding paintwork overall.

Marc

great job, body language is superb- "dead man walking" plus stunning website.

Thanks for the comments all!

An excellent piece of this hard to get figure !

Thanks. Appreciate it.

I have no words to describe this incredible painting ...

Alexandros

Thank you Alexandros.

Another nice one Dan!

Mike thanks a lot!

Uaaaaaau!

Another excellent figure Dan! Your display at MFCA was fantastic. And I would also like to thank you for that flesh mix.

Jose and Tom thank you very much and I'm glad I could help out Tom.

Beautiful brush work Dan, the kind that I for one strive to emulate.

Joe

Dan,
Very expressive, well done,
Cheers
John