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Especially, a difficult thing is not done.
Paints are thinly painted many times and piled up, and neither a black nor a dark color are mixed with flesh-colored, and the color is not made impure.
The picture is varnished at the end and do the gloss of the color.
I was also wondering whether you dilute the acrylic paint? And in that case with what - water? Because I played around with acrylics for the first time the other day, but I found it reeeally difficult to make thin layers, because it's so thick and pigmented!