Q: I'm considering buying the parts and building a dummy from scratch. I was wondering where you buy your paints and what paints you use for a Caucasian skin color?
A: I buy my paints at a local art supply store. I use artist-quality M.Graham acrylic paints rather than craft-quality paints which are sold at most craft stores. Before I add my first coat of paint, I apply a coat of American Accent primer made by Rustoleum. It ensures the acrylic paint will adhere properly.
To make a Caucasian skin color, I start with White, then add Burnt Sienna until the color turns skin-color beige. Add Cadmium Red for an "in-the-pink" tint, then mix in Naples Yellow to taste.
To make a Caucasian skin color, I start with White, then add Burnt Sienna until the color turns skin-color beige. Add Cadmium Red for an "in-the-pink" tint, then mix in Naples Yellow to taste.
Good luck with your project!
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