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Wanted to update Vynn's design a bit with a nice new portrait. And ever since I got glasses a couple months ago, I've been meaning to draw him wearing some. So there's that.
All in all, this painting was basically a big experiment with my techniques. Went out of my comfort zone with a few things, like the lighting. I recently purchased the DAUB set of traditional media brushes for Clip Studio Paint. There are way more brushes than I would ever use (there's over 300) but I'm slowly weeding out the ones I like. I'd really love to work on my use of hard and soft edges, as well as texture. It's a painting style I really enjoy so I thought, why not give it a shot? Man, I have no idea what I'm doing. But I'm gonna work on it!
Lemme know what you think!
All in all, this painting was basically a big experiment with my techniques. Went out of my comfort zone with a few things, like the lighting. I recently purchased the DAUB set of traditional media brushes for Clip Studio Paint. There are way more brushes than I would ever use (there's over 300) but I'm slowly weeding out the ones I like. I'd really love to work on my use of hard and soft edges, as well as texture. It's a painting style I really enjoy so I thought, why not give it a shot? Man, I have no idea what I'm doing. But I'm gonna work on it!
Lemme know what you think!
Category Artwork (Digital) / Portraits
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 929 x 1280px
File Size 125.9 kB
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Hmm, yeah I've been there. At one point I only drew linework because I felt like I would just ruin it if I colored it. If I can offer any brief advice it would be to look up some color theory videos on youtube. Really eye-opening stuff. You'll know when it clicks. Color relativity is a big concept to understand as well. And lastly, it might seem counter-intuitive but just learn to conquer values. Values are more important than color so if you can get that down, you will benefit greatly.
And since you mention "method" I might as well add that starting dark and adding light can really help as opposed to starting light and adding shadow. It's much more natural, in my opinion.
Hmm, yeah I've been there. At one point I only drew linework because I felt like I would just ruin it if I colored it. If I can offer any brief advice it would be to look up some color theory videos on youtube. Really eye-opening stuff. You'll know when it clicks. Color relativity is a big concept to understand as well. And lastly, it might seem counter-intuitive but just learn to conquer values. Values are more important than color so if you can get that down, you will benefit greatly.
And since you mention "method" I might as well add that starting dark and adding light can really help as opposed to starting light and adding shadow. It's much more natural, in my opinion.
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