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There is no category for "Photoshop Gradients" so I was forced to put this resource in "Patterns" instead

Anyway, these gradients are for use with my tutorial for recoloring Gaia bases. [link] The same process detailed in the linked thread could be used to change the skin tone of any tooled doll, though unless you're looking for a very specific match to the skin tone of another tooled doll, it's easier to just use Brigtness/Contrast/Hue/Saturation/Color Balance or whatever.

Included are the six basic skin tones, Zhivago's skin tone, the skin tones for vampire, dark elf, and Grombie bases, and the skin tone for the Gimpi base. The basic six, plus Zhivago, have been tested and work beautifully, but the others are untested - they should work okay, but they may need a little bit of fiddling to behave just right.

Description
There is no category for "Photoshop Gradients" so I was forced to put this resource in "Patterns" instead

Anyway, these gradients are for use with my tutorial for recoloring Gaia bases. [link] The same process detailed in the linked thread could be used to change the skin tone of any tooled doll, though unless you're looking for a very specific match to the skin tone of another tooled doll, it's easier to just use Brigtness/Contrast/Hue/Saturation/Color Balance or whatever.

Included are the six basic skin tones, Zhivago's skin tone, the skin tones for vampire, dark elf, and Grombie bases, and the skin tone for the Gimpi base. The basic six, plus Zhivago, have been tested and work beautifully, but the others are untested - they should work okay, but they may need a little bit of fiddling to behave just right.