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Matthew Wong
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4yr
added comment inClassical Portraiture Techniques and Concepts
Hi, for people who have both this and the realistic portrait course by Stephen, what are the main difference between the two?
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3yr
Hi- never saw this question. 1 is only drawing and is more casually instructive. The other goes through oil painting as well and is deeply instructive.
Matthew Wong
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4yr
Asked for help
Guys I am struggling with measuring and getting likeness with my reference, I feel like I am not practicing deliberately to improve that, any advice?
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4yr
My advice is to practice doing 20 to 30 minute basic head construction/lay-in of reference images. May be even follow along with a lay-in video then try a reference you choose. Make sure the reference has strong light and shadows so it is easier to see the structure of the head. You are doing great and the best thing to do is keep practicing. It will be frustrating but have patience and trust me it will get easier. Great study!
Matthew Wong
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4yr
My first take following along Stans demo, I have been learn from Lommis head and hand book and do mostly outlines of prtotraits, I have been gradually trying to learn how to tone or the polygon verson of the human head.
It is quite frustrating to get so many wrongs dispite working on this rather slowly (3hrs), proportion is off, lines are not confident, shading mostly following what Stan does, any tips on how to improve? I feel like I should just go back doing quicker protraits study to get the propotion right, while continue to study the plane relationship.