10-20-2013, 09:20 AM
So thanks to Bjulvar's crit, i have decided to learn more about the structures of the face and head. So i did what he said and started taking Suzanne's portrait class. So here's the first thing i had to do. A realistic rendering of a scull. On to the next thing!
I never used the eyedrop tool here, and so the colour around the photo is me trying out colours to see how close i got. I don't think i'm very good at finding the right colour yet, so i need a lot of practice.
![[Image: lpdj.jpg]](http://imageshack.us/a/img706/9596/lpdj.jpg)
I just started on the next one and i already noticed that my process has improved, just by doing this first one! Awesome! In the first one i didn't really have a work flow, i just basically let the brush go by itself and work a little here, and then work a little there. And now when i started this new one i realised that i tried to find the bigger shapes in the beginning and colours to start defining the most basic shapes. And this happened without me even thinking about it. I just realised this! I love progress! And this is just the beginning!
![[Image: 55xi.png]](http://imageshack.us/a/img541/1895/55xi.png)
I never used the eyedrop tool here, and so the colour around the photo is me trying out colours to see how close i got. I don't think i'm very good at finding the right colour yet, so i need a lot of practice.
I just started on the next one and i already noticed that my process has improved, just by doing this first one! Awesome! In the first one i didn't really have a work flow, i just basically let the brush go by itself and work a little here, and then work a little there. And now when i started this new one i realised that i tried to find the bigger shapes in the beginning and colours to start defining the most basic shapes. And this happened without me even thinking about it. I just realised this! I love progress! And this is just the beginning!