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@mahatsu
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15d
added comment inDigital Painting Part One
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Thank you for including these segments in your lessons. Watching how you used Procreate was helpful. I will practice by looking at your samples. However it will take a while for me to get digital brush skills, but it will be fun.
My painting and drawing skills have developed so fast since I took your class. It was a gift. I will continue working on my skills using the knowledge I have received from you. Thank you very much. I hope you will do more classes.
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14d
that's great to hear! I hope to do more for sure. I would like to get more into drawing with another course.
@mahatsu
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17d
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Thank you for showing us how you created a beautiful portrait of Pete. I occasionally used pastels years ago, but no longer. My drawing came out very photographic-looking. Not like painting-like you have done. Not sure if it is the issues of edges, or value, or something else. Did I work too much to obtain the likeliness?
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16d
I think you did very well with the face and the like this is very good and not a problem at all. I would say his vast and shirt are where you could have given a more painterly effect with Boulder strokes, and it would’ve given the whole pastel a different feeling. Use the side of the pastel when doing the larger areas to contrast with the detail when you’re doing a face.
@mahatsu
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19d
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16d
The half tones on the light areas of the nose are too dark and some areas on her right eye, are too light and have too much detail compared to the photo. Be careful with half tones always make them lighter than they appear.
@mahatsu
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23d
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Unfortunately the charcoal pencil I have did not give me very dark marks. Hopefully this light drawing still works.
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22d
Looks lovely
@mahatsu
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1mo
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A big challenge. I enjoyed painting such an adorable little girl. It motivated me to paint more children. I would like to put down more paint with confident brush strokes in the next trial.
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26d
well done! premixing large batches should encourage you to paint thicker.
@mahatsu
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1mo
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It is good to know new way of drawing faces. Although it took extra time to do it at my skill level, I could see that it would be very useful when I wanted good liking (accurate placing of the features) of the face of the person.
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1mo
it worked. Looks great
@mahatsu
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1mo
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I am horning my eyes for the details. Perhaps my initial drawing was incorrect, because my changes have created new problems. I did not think that the basics had such an impact.
It was difficult to paint reflected light. I did not do well.
If there is anything that I should be more aware of, I would appreciate your advice.
@mahatsu
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2mo
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Wishing everyone A Happy New Year!
This painting was difficult than painting an old man. Particularly transition from shadow to light. Need more painting practice. Thank you for the good teaching though. Because the area where it was not dried did not show well in photo, I attached an angled shot as well. If you see any areas where I should be careful of, I would appreciate it if you could let me know. Thank you.
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2mo
Good job! just try to keep your values simple in the shadow family and keep them together in a tighter group of values. I quickly pulled them together here in the attachment. I also worked the edges a little more.
