09-16-2020, 02:57 AM
Been swamped with getting work done so I've fallen behind abit on updating.
Anyway here goes. :)
Tonal Illustration
For the final week I wanted to depict a female warrior. I was going for a viking/tribal vibe with this one trying to depict her as charging into battle.
Rough
![Filename: tonal illustration week 5 rough.jpg
Size: 615.71 KB09-16-2020, 02:55 AM](attachments/118453/tonal illustration week 5 rough.jpg)
Final Sketch
![Filename: tonal illustration week 5 final sketch.jpg
Size: 548.7 KB09-16-2020, 02:55 AM](attachments/118452/tonal illustration week 5 final sketch.jpg)
Didn't change too much compared to my rough, mostly just refining areas. Re drew the face as the proportions felt abit off to me and I shot some reference to help with the lighting and the folds of the clothes. Also used my own reference to help depict her right arm better since I was struggling with the proportions in my rough.
Value comp
![Filename: tonal illustration week 5 value comp.jpg
Size: 172.59 KB09-16-2020, 02:55 AM](attachments/118455/tonal illustration week 5 value comp.jpg)
Some value comps to help with the final piece. Left image is a comp using my rough sketch which I then refined on the right once my final sketch was completed.
Finished Piece
![Filename: tonal illustration week 5 final.jpg
Size: 920.45 KB09-16-2020, 02:55 AM](attachments/118454/tonal illustration week 5 final.jpg)
We were doing burnt umber pick outs for this last week. I felt confident going in since I have experinece with the technique but I'm not particulary happy with the end result. I was working at 11x16 inches which I thought would be fine for the finished painting but I really struggled with with the finer details like the face and sword, and depicting the shapes that I had maped out in my sketch.
I found my brushes to be too big (even though I was using sizes 1-3) so I'm not sure if it's my brush control that is lacking or perhaps I was simply working too small?
I plan on redoing this piece since I like my sketch and take it to a finish once I have some more practice with colour.
Landscape Painting
![Filename: landscape painting week 5.jpg
Size: 890.86 KB09-16-2020, 02:56 AM](attachments/118460/landscape painting week 5.jpg)
Final painting for Ben's class. I feel like my colour choices are improving, if slightly, like my tonal peice above I struggled with depicting the finer details using my brushes.
Ref
![Filename: landscape week 5 ref.jpg
Size: 514.21 KB09-16-2020, 02:56 AM](attachments/118456/landscape week 5 ref.jpg)
Oil painting fundamentals
Under Painting
![Filename: oil painting fundamentals week 5 pick out.jpg
Size: 1.43 MB09-16-2020, 02:56 AM](attachments/118458/oil painting fundamentals week 5 pick out.jpg)
I decided to spend more time on this compared to last week. Last week I did a line drawing in paint which I mapped out into my light darks and then jumped straight into colour without working out my vlaue structure first which I think is what screwed me over. It's definitely good to do that sort of practice but I think I was getting ahead of myself so this week I did a burnt umber pick out first so that when it came to applying colour I could just focus on correctly mixing my colours and edge work.
Final Painting
![Filename: oil painting fundamentals week 5.jpg
Size: 1.1 MB09-16-2020, 02:56 AM](attachments/118459/oil painting fundamentals week 5.jpg)
Think the final result turnt out better than last weeks. I tried pushing the warm/cool relationship but I think I pushed the warmth on the right hand side way too much.
Ref
![Filename: oil painting fundamentals week 5 ref.jpg
Size: 809.84 KB09-16-2020, 02:56 AM](attachments/118457/oil painting fundamentals week 5 ref.jpg)
Proko Challenge
Decided to take part in the proko challenge for September using the work flow that I used for Erik's reilly painting class back in Spring.
Pick out
![Filename: proko challenge pick put.jpg
Size: 809 KB09-16-2020, 02:56 AM](attachments/118463/proko challenge pick put.jpg)
Progress
![Filename: proko challenge progress.jpg
Size: 850.51 KB09-16-2020, 02:56 AM](attachments/118462/proko challenge progress.jpg)
Finish
![Filename: proko challenge final.jpg
Size: 863.34 KB09-16-2020, 02:56 AM](attachments/118461/proko challenge final.jpg)
I decided to go with a painting for the challenge. I thought about doing a drawing since I have more practice compared to painting and could of produced something better, but I thought i'd go with a painting to get the practice in.
I've watched some of the critiques, just need to compile my notes into photoshop and annotate as usual which I'll make a start on later and post tomorrow.
Anyway here goes. :)
Tonal Illustration
For the final week I wanted to depict a female warrior. I was going for a viking/tribal vibe with this one trying to depict her as charging into battle.
Rough
![Filename: tonal illustration week 5 rough.jpg
Size: 615.71 KB09-16-2020, 02:55 AM](attachments/118453/tonal illustration week 5 rough.jpg)
Final Sketch
![Filename: tonal illustration week 5 final sketch.jpg
Size: 548.7 KB09-16-2020, 02:55 AM](attachments/118452/tonal illustration week 5 final sketch.jpg)
Didn't change too much compared to my rough, mostly just refining areas. Re drew the face as the proportions felt abit off to me and I shot some reference to help with the lighting and the folds of the clothes. Also used my own reference to help depict her right arm better since I was struggling with the proportions in my rough.
Value comp
![Filename: tonal illustration week 5 value comp.jpg
Size: 172.59 KB09-16-2020, 02:55 AM](attachments/118455/tonal illustration week 5 value comp.jpg)
Some value comps to help with the final piece. Left image is a comp using my rough sketch which I then refined on the right once my final sketch was completed.
Finished Piece
![Filename: tonal illustration week 5 final.jpg
Size: 920.45 KB09-16-2020, 02:55 AM](attachments/118454/tonal illustration week 5 final.jpg)
We were doing burnt umber pick outs for this last week. I felt confident going in since I have experinece with the technique but I'm not particulary happy with the end result. I was working at 11x16 inches which I thought would be fine for the finished painting but I really struggled with with the finer details like the face and sword, and depicting the shapes that I had maped out in my sketch.
I found my brushes to be too big (even though I was using sizes 1-3) so I'm not sure if it's my brush control that is lacking or perhaps I was simply working too small?
I plan on redoing this piece since I like my sketch and take it to a finish once I have some more practice with colour.
Landscape Painting
![Filename: landscape painting week 5.jpg
Size: 890.86 KB09-16-2020, 02:56 AM](attachments/118460/landscape painting week 5.jpg)
Final painting for Ben's class. I feel like my colour choices are improving, if slightly, like my tonal peice above I struggled with depicting the finer details using my brushes.
Ref
![Filename: landscape week 5 ref.jpg
Size: 514.21 KB09-16-2020, 02:56 AM](attachments/118456/landscape week 5 ref.jpg)
Oil painting fundamentals
Under Painting
![Filename: oil painting fundamentals week 5 pick out.jpg
Size: 1.43 MB09-16-2020, 02:56 AM](attachments/118458/oil painting fundamentals week 5 pick out.jpg)
I decided to spend more time on this compared to last week. Last week I did a line drawing in paint which I mapped out into my light darks and then jumped straight into colour without working out my vlaue structure first which I think is what screwed me over. It's definitely good to do that sort of practice but I think I was getting ahead of myself so this week I did a burnt umber pick out first so that when it came to applying colour I could just focus on correctly mixing my colours and edge work.
Final Painting
![Filename: oil painting fundamentals week 5.jpg
Size: 1.1 MB09-16-2020, 02:56 AM](attachments/118459/oil painting fundamentals week 5.jpg)
Think the final result turnt out better than last weeks. I tried pushing the warm/cool relationship but I think I pushed the warmth on the right hand side way too much.
Ref
![Filename: oil painting fundamentals week 5 ref.jpg
Size: 809.84 KB09-16-2020, 02:56 AM](attachments/118457/oil painting fundamentals week 5 ref.jpg)
Proko Challenge
Decided to take part in the proko challenge for September using the work flow that I used for Erik's reilly painting class back in Spring.
Pick out
![Filename: proko challenge pick put.jpg
Size: 809 KB09-16-2020, 02:56 AM](attachments/118463/proko challenge pick put.jpg)
Progress
![Filename: proko challenge progress.jpg
Size: 850.51 KB09-16-2020, 02:56 AM](attachments/118462/proko challenge progress.jpg)
Finish
![Filename: proko challenge final.jpg
Size: 863.34 KB09-16-2020, 02:56 AM](attachments/118461/proko challenge final.jpg)
I decided to go with a painting for the challenge. I thought about doing a drawing since I have more practice compared to painting and could of produced something better, but I thought i'd go with a painting to get the practice in.
I've watched some of the critiques, just need to compile my notes into photoshop and annotate as usual which I'll make a start on later and post tomorrow.