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original panel and slightly improved version
got flats from @ardidagoat thank you 🙏
planning on coloring more vagabond this week, not sure if I should do my watercolor style or smoother paint hmhm
So I followed the basic skin palette I made earlier which fit into natural lighting. However taking into account the intensity and color of the green light, the skin should be a lot more yellow and have some yellow/green light from the sides, looking more like the 2nd pic
For shading, think of skin in terms of anatomy and geometrical shapes. Some places will be more concave & dark (eyesocket) and some more convex & bright (cheekbone). The shape facing the light more will always be lighter. Use a mirror or a photo to reference irl skin and study it
As example, here I followed Muratas shading and did a soft natural light coming from above-front (ignoring the green effect I'll worry ab later). So I shaded mostly on the sides of her limbs, added blush color to the transition, then highlights around the middle part of her limbs