Caeona Murdoch
Gulf Islands, BC, Canada
I am a newbie self taught portrait artist and illustrator... And farmer!
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Caeona Murdoch
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3yr
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would love some feedback on this portrait! esp on the ears! i want them to look realistic.
Caeona Murdoch
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3yr
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Working on this cute illustration, and its at that stage where I could use some feedback!
Caeona Murdoch
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3yr
Hmmm I think it's the yellow on the skin is too close to the yellow in the hair
Thank you for the reply. You're right, i just noticed that now that you pointed it out.
Caeona Murdoch
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3yr
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Ahk! I did this rush commish in two and a half days. Wild. About 13 hours and the reference photo was one of those old grainy framed pictures. I think it turned out alright considering! As usual, I could redo the whole thing three more times before being satisfied. But alas, after looking at something for two days straight you gotta give up and call it done eventually.
Is it done? Anything minor to add? Critiques are welcome as well!
Caeona Murdoch
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3yr
Attempted to actually use actual paint today... And for some reason I love tiny canvases....
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Working on this design as I've been a DM for 8 year. Just curious if the composition is a strong as possible before taking it further.
Caeona Murdoch
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3yr
I find it really helpful to draw some guiding lines and really prep to get the proportions right. No harm in measuring a bit. The more work you do in the beginning making things go where they should on the face, the less you will have to erase and adapt later on. It took me a while to see the face as a whole, rather then individual parts, but since I have realized that portraits have become easier. Really, practice makes progress tho!
Caeona Murdoch
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3yr
Wow these rock! I love the texture, especially of the one alone, you got the way they stand well in that one
I really like these! Inspiring me to give it a try, I especially like the ones laying down.
Haha thanks Caeona! The laying down poses give a whole new challenge since you have to deal with more overlaps and foreshortening, really gets you thinking!
