If the distances and proportions are off on the face, the likeness is lost. Your lessons help with all these important investigations. A worthy pursuit. lovely work thanks.
I would agree %100 percent , about the advantages of using Statues as a referance, I| use them often myself, but the one youve chosen looks blurred not very defined & very shiny, like wax or Soap.
Nigel, good eye! Yes, I purposely chose a less detailed statue for this lesson. When honing portrait drawing skills, it is crucial to look at the whole, first and foremost. This was my way of removing the temptation of focusing on details too soon.
Aah- thank you! I love the brushes, but I've never known how to say it. Now I just wonder, which part of the word gets the emphasis; "HA-kay" or "ha-KAY"?
I like how you drew her. Your style is so much more natural and uncomplicated than some.
What a nice compliment. Thank you! :)
If the distances and proportions are off on the face, the likeness is lost. Your lessons help with all these important investigations. A worthy pursuit. lovely work thanks.
Thanks, Daniel! Yes, those micro-distances are huge when trying to capture likeness. I appreciate your comment.
Lovely artwork, soft voice and nice explanations. Amazing dimple 😊
Thank you for watching my lesson, Franc!
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Great content. Recommend sharpening pencils in the atelier manner for greater expression.
Amzing work, thank you for share !!!!!!!!
More to come, Rodrigo! Thank you :)
Beautiful art❤
Thank you, José!
I would agree %100 percent , about the advantages of using Statues as a referance, I| use them often myself,
but the one youve chosen looks blurred not very defined & very shiny, like wax or Soap.
Nigel, good eye! Yes, I purposely chose a less detailed statue for this lesson. When honing portrait drawing skills, it is crucial to look at the whole, first and foremost. This was my way of removing the temptation of focusing on details too soon.
@@KellyFossArt fair point
I maybe biased I tend to draw- Greek Discus throwers, Dragons, Michael Angelow's David etc
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It’s a Japanese style brush, so I pronounce it the way they do, “ha-kay”. But it might be completely acceptable pronounced other ways.
Aah- thank you! I love the brushes, but I've never known how to say it. Now I just wonder, which part of the word gets the emphasis; "HA-kay" or "ha-KAY"?
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Obrigado!
Excellent, I demand a sequel!! There's this fun lion statue out in front of the art institute of Chicago, how bout that?! (๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧
The "dark" values on the face are too light, the contrast with the background look too sharp