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Sketchbook: Almighty_gir - painting practice
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almighty_gir
ngon master
Sep 2008
so anyway, i'm a pretty sub-par painter/sketcher.
but my girlfriend asked me to paint her, so i did =]
crit away! (she said that was fine, as long as "she's famous" haha)
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Japhir
polycounter lvl 17
Sep 2008
looks great! she has a sortof "pointy" mouth, but i don't know how it compares to the real deal so no crits on that.
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almighty_gir
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Sep 2008
so anyway, finding a picture that she'll actually let me show you = not fucking easy -_-
i don't get women, they'll let you paint them, and show everyone the sitty painting. but when it comes to a real pic, they are like... the pickyest people EVER.
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J Randall
polycounter lvl 15
Sep 2008
I would add detail to her hair, and tan her a bit, compare and contrast from photo vs paint.
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Rens
Sep 2008
Some pointers that may help,
Try using hard brushes, this will prevent the drawing from becoming blurry.
For smooth transitions/ skin, i start out with hard brushes with x% to create the contrast, and then use the smudge tool to smooth it out a bit.
The biggest thing that is missing are the shadows, this makes the face look plane.
Good start gir
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almighty_gir
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Aug 2009
sketching practice turned into drawing a ref of a female, i think the hip transition in the front view is off, also, ignore the face :P
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i don't get women, they'll let you paint them, and show everyone the sitty painting. but when it comes to a real pic, they are like... the pickyest people EVER.
Try using hard brushes, this will prevent the drawing from becoming blurry.
For smooth transitions/ skin, i start out with hard brushes with x% to create the contrast, and then use the smudge tool to smooth it out a bit.
The biggest thing that is missing are the shadows, this makes the face look plane.
Good start gir