I've purchased the digital painting course, and, in the tutorials, the man is using photoshop and I use coral painter 2022. I didn't think the difference would be too great, however, when I've trying to create my own brushes, even when watching a short tutorial on YouTube I still get lost when it comes to distorting my dab. Any idea's, tips?

I don't know if these long studies of this help much or not, but I've been doing these along with the anatomy course. Ultimately I would love to be able to drawing convincing figures from imagination. Let me know what else while help my anatomy studies.

Hair studies

Week 2

Eye studies

The top are 1 min and the bottom 5.

A figure study I did. Open to any criticism

I've been sort struggling when it comes to drawing these obliques in the assignment part one. Even after watching the video demonstrations and studying those 3d muscle images it's not seeming to click for me.

I'm not sure if there is a watercolor course hear, but I have a question. I'm sort of a beginner in watercolor and I've noticed as I'm Starting a master study of a Frazzetta Painting that there are hard paint edges when the watercolor dries. How am I supposed to prevent that as I'm painting?

2024/6/22. Good morning everybody. Here's my latest portrait. ("Incarnato e Panneggio_studio", Carbothello pastel pencils on Pastelmat paper, 21x29.7 cm). It's a study about fabric and skin rendering. My apologies for the low quality of the photo. Thanks for any comment or critique.