Portrait Painting in Oil Without a Brain
Getting Started
Grid Method
Observational Drawing
Color Mixing and Values
Separating Lights and Shadows
Edges And Planes
Painting with Color
Intermediate Portrait
Advanced Portrait
Drawing
Pastel Portrait
Digital Portrait
Additional Content
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Award winning fine artist represented by @legacygalleryart in Scottsdale AZ
This section and the digital demo both go along together. They're more of a demonstration on how you can use the whole workflow outlined in this course and carry it over to different mediums
The reason digital and pastels go along together is because in my experience the workflow is very similar.
There is no direct assignment for this lesson, but if you'd like one, just keep following along with me and posting your work.
For the sake of this section, I'm going to encourage you to choose your own reference.
It is important for you to start understanding the practical application of these concepts to your own work. In the following interview I talk about how at a certain point you have to stop trying to emulate your teachers and paint for yourself.