02-19-2014, 12:06 PM
Thanks !
Yeah I used to love rendering materials/texture. I still do but I need to improve my skill on a big scale.
Yeah, that could work. "Why is it too common ?" "What would be an original forest ?" "What context would make it original ?"
I'm starting to do more thumbnails, but sometimes I still struggle to find the right perspective.
Since I've started my speed studies I'm more confortable when I start a thumbnail or a painting.
And they can be pretty useful when you want to study some theme (like today with those oriental village)
You only have 15min, so you need to really take a look at the picture (for 1min) and try to understand the structure, the lighting source etc.
And well, Master's study are always useful. There work is a synthesis of everything they've learned.
The painter is John White Alexander. From what I've seen, he really loved girls in dresses !
I wasn't sure if I was going to do it, but here is the master's study of the day
![[Image: SkF83.jpg]](http://www.hapshack.com/images/SkF83.jpg)
Yeah I used to love rendering materials/texture. I still do but I need to improve my skill on a big scale.
Yeah, that could work. "Why is it too common ?" "What would be an original forest ?" "What context would make it original ?"
I'm starting to do more thumbnails, but sometimes I still struggle to find the right perspective.
Since I've started my speed studies I'm more confortable when I start a thumbnail or a painting.
And they can be pretty useful when you want to study some theme (like today with those oriental village)
You only have 15min, so you need to really take a look at the picture (for 1min) and try to understand the structure, the lighting source etc.
And well, Master's study are always useful. There work is a synthesis of everything they've learned.
The painter is John White Alexander. From what I've seen, he really loved girls in dresses !
I wasn't sure if I was going to do it, but here is the master's study of the day