Sophie
Sophie
Painting \ Figure | 06/12/06 @686 |
annette |
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This is my first proper go at painting a portrait :0)It has taken me sometime, its not great but i will keep practicing lol and i am fairly happy with the results
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Plot out all the major features, eyes, nose, mouth and ears at the drawing stage..once you are happy with them leave them alone...they cant move!...THEN add the hair...hair is a shifting feature so it is THAT that you must arrange to suit your purposes!
Watch your colour palette...this is a little drear and dull...and also your tonal range...you have background, midground and foreground tones all identical...you need contrasts for both delineation of detail and dramatic effect.
The hair is not bad...but it lacks weight...hair this long tends to pull itself straighter, yours looks a little 'floaty'.
Not at all bad for your first stab at a portrait...keep at it and the next will be better.