Hi Lorit! Just send you a message!

@Amanda Glover Hi Amanda! For sure! So I Turquoise is basically a Green leaning Blue that I love using. It is almost a green but still retains alot of blues, makes for an excellent color to balance yellow and red mixtures. Radiant Turquoise is basically Turquoise but it has White in it. So it serves as a good substitute for Titanium White when I am mixing something that calls for lightening of value but at the same time, also allows me to shift the color towards blue and yellow. Radiant Blue is basically a warmer neutral blue that has white elements, I use that as a substitute for Titanium White sometimes when I want to lighten up the value of something but at the same time push it towards blue without having any yellow interfering.

@Jericho Morales Looking good! my suggestion to improve is to increase the midtone levels between certain values. such as the light of the chin against the shadow of the jawline. You can add 1 to 2 more midtone strokes thats inbetween those two values that will automatically help soften the turn of form while at the same time main structural integrity.

@Melinda Hamsher Yes for sure! Though I do recommend checking out the demos! You'll learn all my cheat codes on how to approach those references. Remember, practice does not make perfect, only permanence. Make sure you're practicing the proper tools and techniques or it simply be solidifying habits that's already there!