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Thank you so much! Means the world that you like it!Gorgeous![]()
Thank you!I love this so much! Do you have any art tips for detailing digitally?
Ooooo thank you so much!Thank you!
I will always preach painting messily and zoomed out until the thumbnail composition looks good, and only then start taking everything bit by bit and detailing gradually. For instance, I wouldnât completely finish detailing one eye before the rest of the face. I would slowly add detail to every part of the painting and bring them up to the level of detail I want to reach at the same time.
This is to avoid excessive detailing which I think, if done poorly, can actually cheapen a painting.
The human brain is smart: if you give it a suggestion of detail, it will practically fill in the blanks for you. I suggest to only work on rendering whatâs âin focusâ (in this case, what falls under the bright light) and leave other areas more messy and painterly.
I love it so much!!
I love it so much!!Thank you, Peri!
Itâs exam month now but Iâll start posting more art later in february (and possibly book fanart)bumping this cuz I miss your face and I want to re-watch this thread.
I particularly love the way you paint metal, do you use a dual color brush or do you do the shading afterwards?Itâs exam month now but Iâll start posting more art later in february (and possibly book fanart)Thank you so much for watching my thread
I honestly have no idea how I paint metal, itâs always a mess because itâs something I havenât mastered yet. I need to do some more studies. But basically I just lay a dark base color down and start highlighting it with an intermediate color like bright yellow for gold and then a bright white-blue in the middle.I particularly love the way you paint metal, do you use a dual color brush or do you do the shading afterwards?
Ohhhh okay. The more traditional way of doing it, I should've known given our past discussions haha! I think the metal is really beautiful, maybe lacking in a bit of depth in some areas (I hope that's not offensive, let me know otherwise), but it's a very pretty styleI honestly have no idea how I paint metal, itâs always a mess because itâs something I havenât mastered yet. I need to do some more studies. But basically I just lay a dark base color down and start highlighting it with an intermediate color like bright yellow for gold and then a bright white-blue in the middle.
Not offensive, it IS lacking depth because I donât know how to paint it yet without overdetailing. Iâm planning on doing some studies of metal, fabric, environment and skin transparency as soon as I have the time so I can master themOhhhh okay. The more traditional way of doing it, I should've known given our past discussions haha! I think the metal is really beautiful, maybe lacking in a bit of depth in some areas (I hope that's not offensive, let me know otherwise), but it's a very pretty style![]()
Well it doesn't need too much work, I would say just more shading in some areas. Like the newest image if you dropped a bit of shadow on the bottom side of the rings it would imply more roundness unless you're going for hard bands, then maybe add a bit of shading to the fingers on the bottom part.Not offensive, it IS lacking depth because I donât know how to paint it yet without overdetailing. Iâm planning on doing some studies of metal, fabric, environment and skin transparency as soon as I have the time so I can master them![]()
Thank you sooo much for the input and the love! And I agree, yes. I just canât be bothered with it sometimes. There are certain things Iâm excited to paint in a certain piece and some details that I donât give as much attention to (but I should, ugh)Well it doesn't need too much work, I would say just more shading in some areas. Like the newest image if you dropped a bit of shadow on the bottom side of the rings it would imply more roundness unless you're going for hard bands, then maybe add a bit of shading to the fingers on the bottom part.I've been exploring a lot of subjects recently and have learned a great deal. This is the only art thread I follow, I'm in love with your style.
You're the artist, you get to decide what you want and don't want to doThank you sooo much for the input and the love! And I agree, yes. I just canât be bothered with it sometimes. There are certain things Iâm excited to paint in a certain piece and some details that I donât give as much attention to (but I should, ugh)
Thank you sooo muchShe is so stunning
Amazing work![]()
Thank youuuu!GORGEOUS
As always
reminds me of MorganaPainting of Yennefer from Witcher 3! I learned a lot while making this - purposefully, because it was made while studying brushstrokes and painting techniques from other artists I admire. I think the hardest thing for me right now is to find a balance between the amount of detail I add and my messier art style.
I post my stuff on deviantart too! Please have a look if you want, I would really appreciate it! amiranaval User Profile | DeviantArt
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