30 Minute Acrylic Portrait: Smiling Man with Dark Hair
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- Опубліковано 18 вер 2024
- In this episode of the 30-Minute Acrylic Portrait, I'll show you how I paint a portrait of a man with thick black hair and a winning smile. (Reminds me a little of a young Ronald Reagan! :) )
You will learn how to quickly block in a portrait freehand, set up the value structure, and model in skin tones to create a rough, energetic portrait in a quick amount of time. This could be a study for a more refined portrait where you spend more time, or even as a foundation to build upon.
Either way, have fun with it!
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Thank you so much for making and posting this video! This is exactly the tutorial I've been looking for!! 🤙🏼
Great! I’m glad to hear that. Thanks for letting me know.
Yes alla prima is preferable
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happy independent day to you and to all American people. May Allah spread his peace around the world, so people can live together without hats and discriminations. this portrait is very close in its position to my son's portrait that I'm working on. I'm glad that you chose image like this. building skin tone is very difficult for me especially in the light area because it turns to chalky with me, i tried to avoid that but I kept struggling. once i chose different light color it turn too far from the original photo.
Thank you for the kind greetings! I am thankful for Jesus! He has brought peace to my life and He brings it to others as well. “For Christ himself has brought peace to us. He united Jews and Gentiles into one people when, in his own body on the cross, he broke down the wall of hostility…” (Ephesians 2:14) Yes, skin tones can be difficult. When creating lighter areas in your portrait, don’t forget to add warmer colors, not just white to whatever midtones or darker colors you are using. That will help a lot. Hope this video also helps! Be blessed!
Hi Matt! Great quick-study! How do you keep your paint wet? Do you use an additive of sorts??
Thank you! I do not use any additives to keep my paint wet. Just a little matte medium to keep things fluid. I layer everything to blend. This portrait doesn’t have much blending it it though, because it’s only 30 minutes of work. If I invested another hour I would go over what I did and blend it more with layers and matte medium. I like the quick drying time of acrylic and I make it work for me.
@@fineartbymattphilleo Thanks, Matt! Blessings.