Thank you, dear Pia! 
Great job 
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She is adorable
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Oh, I’m planning on going! It’ll be so cool to see him in person!
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You’re going to make him AMAZING, Yelena!!!
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I have a question and it sounds odd to me, maybe it isnt but you know how you add a warm blush to a normal skin baby to give it more life… is there a version of that for a cool baby? for like a bluish grey skin tone?
@YelenaRey these babies are amazing…i love their skintones…and yourbeyebrows…eeek…sooo good!!! 
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Probably purple washes?
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Ive never used the warm blush color. People warned that it was too orange.
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you’ve got me smitten with this kit now 
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It would be great to meet you! I am at booth #129 (just next to the contest row).
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I’ll look forward to seeing you there! 
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Thank you so much!
I am having fan learning how to paint AA babies and kicking myself why did I wait 5 years, LOL?
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You are doing great!
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ah, probably why I had such trouble with a previous kit i used it on, I was just using it as an example in asking if there was a cold version of “warming” up a kit though like you’d do for a normal skin tone is all
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Thanks!
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I am not exactly sure what tones you are trying to achieve. Every baby I paint is a little different. Like each one had a mind of its own. lol
Some I do washes of lavender. Depending on the colors on it already.
Others washes of mint. But you may not want to if there are lots of yellows or blues, etc.
I use a color wheel if I am stumped. I use heat set. So my washes are easier to blend in and I make them thin. I think of it as tinting not painting.
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