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RE: Pat's sketchbook - Percival - 10-04-2014
I'm lazy...
RE: Pat's sketchbook - Percival - 10-07-2014
New project I'll be working on for the coming days.
RE: Pat's sketchbook - Eristhe - 10-07-2014
Hey! Your lines are really nice, don't leave them out. Keep them over the top of your tones and slowly decrease their opacity as you work until you feel comfortable to hide them. This will keep your edges and structure clean. Also think about where you should be blending your hard tones to create 3d shapes on your tonal pieces. Keep working! c:
RE: Pat's sketchbook - Percival - 10-09-2014
Some minor adjustments.
RE: Pat's sketchbook - Percival - 10-12-2014
Update
I didn't like where my painting was going & decided to reset the entire thing.
Also included the original photograph in case anyone is in the mood for some constructive critisism.
Have a great day!
RE: Pat's sketchbook - Percival - 10-13-2014
I think I'm going in the right direction
RE: Pat's sketchbook - Percival - 10-14-2014
Update, cleaning up the edges
RE: Pat's sketchbook - Percival - 10-15-2014
Update, using different kinds of brushes to blend values
RE: Pat's sketchbook - Percival - 10-17-2014
fancy brushes didn't work so I took a step back
RE: Pat's sketchbook - Percival - 10-17-2014
Trying some random stuff
RE: Pat's sketchbook - Percival - 10-21-2014
Update: hard edge painting to soft edge the idea is to go from the soft edge painting to a more detailed, stuctured hard edge painting.
First I made a painting using only 2 steps, then added 2 more steps & softened up the edges.
The next step is to bring back structure & anatomy using the gradations created using soft brushes.
RE: Pat's sketchbook - Percival - 10-24-2014
Hello my friends !
I didn't know what I was talking about in the previous post.
Those ideas didn't work so they're pretty much full of shit.
RE: Pat's sketchbook - Percival - 11-05-2014
Hi fellow daggers
Decided to share my painting process, it took about an hour, used reference ofcourse.
Have a great day!
RE: Pat's sketchbook - Percival - 11-07-2014
Random painting
2 hours, photoshop
RE: Pat's sketchbook - Percival - 11-08-2014
Uploading some more studies.
RE: Pat's sketchbook - StardustLarva - 11-08-2014
I would say you have a good eye for observing and replicating shapes, looking at your reference images. The technique you're currently using is good for analysing the contours of the face and how light interacts with them, but perhaps you could try blending more rather than using just flat colours. I think that would enhance your studies greatly.
RE: Pat's sketchbook - Percival - 11-09-2014
Some more bad studies
Thanks for the feedback!
I looked at your sketchbook & totaly digged those tonal sketches you made in the Kraft sketchpad. I think its a good practice for rendering, so I'll try to do the same & get better at blending, rendering etc.
RE: Pat's sketchbook - Percival - 11-10-2014
Posting my entire proces again. Thinking about the planes of the face really helped.
RE: Pat's sketchbook - Percival - 11-11-2014
More stuff
RE: Pat's sketchbook - Percival - 11-12-2014
A lazy day