Coat

1. Base coat with Burnt Sienna
2. Sponge stipple a few areas with 1:1 mixture of Matte Medium and Warm Brown to create darker areas, and Matte Medium and Dark Warm Flesh for lighter areas. This creates some of the natural variation you see in leather.
3. With a fine brush, apply Dark Warm Flesh to create sharper areas of texture - e.g., on folds at the elbows, edge highlighting some edges of the coat, coming longitudinally from the ends of the sleeves, along the shoulder seams, and just in areas of the coat you want to add more scratches or crease marks.
4. Make a mixture of around 2:1 or 3:1 Vallejo Glaze Medium : Army Painter Dark Wood Speedpaint. Apply several layers of this, somewhat thinly, over the entire coat.
5. Repeat the preceding two steps until the coat is as dark as desired, and has a desired amount of texture.
6. To add any final reinforcement to the texture, use the same technique as Step 3, but with Pro Acryl Advanced Flesh Tone.

Pants

1. Base coat with Warm Grey .
2. Highlight with Pro Acryl Bone.
3. Glaze in shadows with Dark Warm Grey mixed with water + matte medium.
4. Glaze overall with a thin mix of Warm Grey and/or Dark Warm Grey and glaze medium to get the right color tone and smooth out the highlights.

Shoes

1. Base coat with

Skin

1. Base coat with Shadow Flesh
2. Wash with Flesh Wash
3. Highlight with mix of Shadow Flesh and Ivory up through just Ivory

Hair

1. Base coat with mix of Pro Acryl Advanced Flesh Tone and Golden Brown
2. Glaze / wash areas that should have deeper shadows with Dark Golden Brown + Vallejo Glaze Medium
3. Coarsely highlight around the top of the head with Golden Brown
4. Add increasing highlights on strands within the Golden Brown area using Golden Brown + Pale Yellow mix, up through pure Pale Yellow
5. Pull some strands down from the Golden Brown area into the base coat / light shadow area using more Golden Brown