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My palettes tend to look very very skin like, so sometimes i can get my skin tones too similar to the hair or clothing colour, so it makes it kinda harder to differentiate where I’ve painted and where I haven’t. To avoid this, i use the underlying layer that will set the tone for the illustration as a “base” and hide the skin tone to make it easier to completely fill my other layers without being confused.


I hope this tip helps!

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