Got some nice feedback from several artists.
The general consensus is that acrylics are the way ahead in regards to paint.
One person also mentioned that they used a combination of fabric and leather paint, which adds authenticity. You might want to try this method on leather scraps first to get the formula right.
Someone also pointed out that they start with light colour and move to dark, instead of the way I suggested. So I guess it's down to you and you're composition. I suppose it works both ways. I did add shadow to the lighter skin base. But then again, I added highlight to the darker hair and dress. Plus a final highlight to the skin to give it a smooth feel.
happy painting.
This is a blog to show how you can re-create nose art on a leather jacket, in an inexpensive way. The same principle could also be used to customize any type of leather jacket.
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