Comment on Digital Painting Tutorial Pt 2 by lithriel
thank you for sharing your process. the end steps help out so much where i am with faces.
i always feel i'm almost there, but when i look at my finished piece there's always something missing.
if you have a few spare minutes perhaps you could offer me a pointer or two .. hundred? 
thanks again for sharing, hoping to reach your level of adeptness sometime this century
i always feel i'm almost there, but when i look at my finished piece there's always something missing.
if you have a few spare minutes perhaps you could offer me a pointer or two .. hundred? thanks again for sharing, hoping to reach your level of adeptness sometime this century
I'm so sorry I didn't receive this comment in my message center. The best thing for anyone is to really learn the basics and fundamentals of art before they try to master digital painting. For me, this meant picking up a pencil and paper and drawing boxes and cones before I moved on to portraiture. Once I felt comfortable with value, light, construction, proportions, and then color, I moved to digital painting. Digital painting is merely a medium and no program can make up for what you lack.
It's a time consuming process as I got a degree in art but it was well worth it in the end.
It's a time consuming process as I got a degree in art but it was well worth it in the end.