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Aw thanks

I don't work this way, I simply do a pencil undersketch and lay down the color without a greyscale value map.

However, if you wanted to do this you could try doing this:

Make a grisaille (monoch ...

Well this coming from the party capital of the world........ Laughing

I forgot. About telling people to go to art school?

I am not trying to be mean. I really honestly want everyone to succeed. This career track is a tough one, if you can handle an honest opinion whi ...

The second to the last one has a really nice feel...but are you low on paper, some of the studies would have been nice framed and sold alone without the overlays, good way to pay for schooing Smile

Well, here is how it was explained to me at my atelier.

We can all train ourselves up to a certain point to see value and color, but because of genetics some of us have a condition known as "color ...

It wasn't a curse. Laughing

Yeah, pokemon!

Your entire wicca/witchcraft thing, well... I don't really understand it myself, as I don't believe in the occult, but it's been my experience that un ...

You seem pretty embarassed about being on the internet. I've hung out off and on for about fifteen years, so like..a hundred people is not alot, if you're reasonably well read and type fast. I've met ...

What a pathetic lack of control you display. I see you havn't even the ability to be diplomatic and convincing. It is my opinion one should carry themselves with the same behavior and human dignity on ...

Right, a woman can only have a strong opinion when she's having a moon cycle.

Isn't it clear, that when it comes to sexist and degrading insults, I've won the argument? Or do you just post on art f ...

Please don't assume I have not had art history courses. On top of reading every book in every library I've ever been too about art history, (trust me, I've been around) I've also taken course includin ...

Don't be discouraged. Just keep practicing your drawing skills until you perfect that...it's the first step to all of visual arts (besides dancing) from sculpture to oil to watercolor, what you need i ...

It looks like he's about to drop a log....

Don't be sorry, it takes a brave and honorable person to tell the truth in order to help people see themselves.

There's no reason she/he? can't rock the canvas/pad if they get the right training.

Picasso was never a master, or a genius. Just another con artist.One look at his works is enough to tell you that. Or one look at the intellect level of most of humanity...their desire to belong to th ...

Go to a good school of drawing.

If you think technical knowledge is not needed to shoot a good photo you've never seen me with a camera. SUre it might look good to my eye, but then when it comes out it's all crappy light and colors. ...

It would be an experience of a lifetime, I think. I have no qualms about studying realism. Until one studies classically from a model, with an open heart, over the course of several weeks, one can hav ...

Wow, intense! I love it! And the sauropods in the background...very cool, dark..nice composition in my opinion, at least.

Drawing is about 70% of painting, Value, 20% color and chroma...5% each.

At least for me. I've heard my art teachers say different things.

One said that value is more important...he was a modern ...

Well training is not a black and white thing. There is good training, and there is bad training. One doesn't simply come out of art school with the ability to paint or draw, quite the opposite: most s ...

You have a great sense of light and value, color and detail. I think your drawings skills...the anatomy on the wing, for instance, the shape of the skull, is very unconvincing, and that makes the whol ...

Hi I'm having a little trouble deciding where to go with the realism on the rock wall. Forget everything else...I havn't even touched the blobby nudes, and they will eventually be clothed so I know th ...

Six, it stands on its own at an emotional level, and probably a historical and quality value, if you work it up and do your research.

Cheesecake is cheesecake is cheesecake...and yeah, well...there ...

Oh my gods those are beautiful. I wish we had this sort of thing in America to provide more jobs for artists. Instead of ruining central park, we could beautify our manholes! (that sounds wrong, someh ...

The perspective is gorgeous, the concept unique, but I'm not loving the lack of diversity in the color and also value range in the trees especially...of course probably you would fix that in the finis ...

Oh this has a Frazetta or rather "old sci fi novel" feel to it. I like the blonde hair on the lil guys, very funny. This would make a cool finished piece...but it might sell better as prints with a c ...

Sorry man, slow to reply. But I'm afraid the biggest problem is not "taking advantage of other brushes" It's a problem with your drawing skill, first and foremost, and the absolute lack of diverse val ...

Sargent was arrogant? I'd like to learn more about that, any books you can tell me about?

Naomi Chan

I think the photoshop specialty brush was way over-used here. The bird is just a bunch of lines, little care was taken. Digital painting is not about instant art, it takes a lot of time and patience.