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Re: Favorite figurative sculptors of modern day
I hadn't heard of Philippe Faraut, thanks for posting. I like how he called that unamiable guy's portrait "The Art Critic" :) -
Re: Sketchbook: alinabeska
A couple of portraits I pained based on photos. Haven't had the most productive weekend, but that's okay. I'm not super happy with these, but oh well. -
Re: Sukotto's Workshop
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Re: My New Website
Really great work. I would just say for the portraits to get some darker shades in there. Also try to get rid of the outlines. -
Re: A Boy and his Monsters {Character WIP}
Ok so did more work on portrait shots tonight, but I cant decide between these 2 slightly different shots. Thoughts?: -
Polly Jean
Here's a portrait that I've been working on for the past month. Hair is temporary and there are adjustments to the sculpt and textures that I still need to make. Used texturingxyz displacement and photo sets for the textures. -
Re: Sketchbook: Patrick van Rooijen
Started Scott Eaton's Portraiture & Facial anatoy course. (http://www.scott-eaton.com/portraiture-facial-anatomy-online-course) A couple of weeks in, and really enjoying it, learning a ton, definitely recommended! Wanted to see if it improved my facial sculpting skill so far. So this started as a skull and took it a bit… -
Re: Female Sculpt WIP (Looking for feedback)
I'd further exaggerate the planes of the nose, for one. And rereview that you're accounting for all bony landmarks of the face: https://www.artistsnetwork.com/art-subjects/portrait-figure/how-to-draw-bodies-lea-colie-wight/) -
Re: Two wip characters, cowgirl and dude.
Great work man! I especially like your portraits lately. Awesome work. I like the bold colors. I agree with the comments on the female. I think her ribcage is too wide. -
Re: Il: My Art
Continuing my portraits studies. This time I've decided to make a finished piece. My main goals were: more refined anatomy (comparing to my previous works), more details, better rendering.
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