Med's Map
Introduction
Rendering Shapes
MEDCUBE (Learning Color)
Painting Basic Subjects
Constructing the Skull
Skulls Without Reference
The Facial Features
Secret Shapes (BONUS)
Color Appeal!
Value Techniques
Master Studies
Alla Prima - Direct Painting
Studying Real Faces
Stylized Photo Study
Stylized Study (Complete Edition Extra!)
Shape Design
Appealing Light
Intro to Concept Art - Concept Design
Complete Edition Extras
Gumroad Classics
Critiques
Expansion Pack Extras | Fantasy Character Painting
Expansion Pack Extras | Lighting Study
Expansion Pack Extras | Style Study
Studying the light and shadows of our painting subject will make our paintings more stylized.
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Andreas Kra
5mo
Here, I’m following along by drawing the wireframe of the apple and trying to stylize its look and feel.
Joseph Hernandez
1yr
This is a study in Oil. I used a photo from one of my artist reference books. I was also attempting to play with referring to darker areas that may have a more blue tint than a sienna or umber. I utilized Pthalo Blue as the base layer in those areas. For the Skin tone I used Naples Yellow and Umber in the lighter layered areas. I mostly stuck to those 3 colors only utilizing Black for the hair.
I didn't focus on anything in the background as I was simply playing with color and completing a "portrait" study. I'm just seeking any relevant feedback as I am trying to.improve and "get back on the horse"......Thank!
Course by Michael Hampton
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Art is the conveyance of fundamental human truth, regardless of barriers attempting to conceal it.
