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The twelfth title in the AK Learning series deals with what makes a female figure female – softer transitions across the flesh, a different drawing of the face and smaller surfaces where a mistake cannot be hidden. Professional painters explain their methods plainly, so the book works for a beginner as well as for someone simply wanting to push their results further. The pages are packed with step photographs, with the text supporting them rather than the other way round. 96 pages, English and Spanish.
Specifications
| Code | AK520 |
| Publication type | guide |
| Language | English and Spanish |
| Extent | 96 pages |
| Binding | soft cover |
What it is for
- Painting female flesh and faces
- Soft transitions on small surfaces
- Hair, eyes and lips on figures and busts
- Historical as well as fantasy female figures
What to pair it with
The same subject is covered by Christos Katselos's guide, and the basics are in Painting Guide 1. For the painting there are AK 3rd Generation acrylics and da Vinci brushes.
Frequently asked questions
What language is the guide in?
Bilingual, English and Spanish.
Is it suitable for a beginner?
Yes. The sequences are explained from the ground up and the Learning series is built for that – it does not assume you can already mix flesh tones.
What scales are the sequences for?
The examples are mostly busts and larger figures, where a transition shows clearly. They carry over to small scales by reducing the number of intermediate steps.