I did a little sketch the other day and just when I started liking it, there was a power outage. Being used to working with a laptop and not expecting such a thing to happen, I lost everything. But after a short burst of rage I decided to start over again and save some steps this time!
Here is the finished painting. (Please click to enlarge)
... and here are the steps:
This is not necessarily the way I always work - I like to switch it up and try different approaches every time.
Would you like to see a more detailed step-by-step progress of a painting in the future?
Ja, wollen wir! :D (wobei ich sagen muss, dass ich die Detail-Pics am iPhone grad nicht sehn kann >.<) und wie der Tischler immer gesagt hat; Apfel S!!
Ja, wollen wir! :D (wobei ich sagen muss, dass ich die Detail-Pics am iPhone grad nicht sehn kann >.<) und wie der Tischler immer gesagt hat; Apfel S!!
ReplyDeleteYes please! It is truly a pleasure to see beautiful things like this come together.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely would love to see more of how you do this! Even this I still can't believe how you did it! This is really amazing, like beyond words. :)
ReplyDeleteYessss!!...Beautiful work!!!
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Definitely! Did you use a color adjustment to go from black and white to color?
ReplyDeleteThe portrait is awesome enough, but watching the creation was just way cool. Yes, you should do this more. The process is art in itself ;-)
ReplyDeleteAh most definitely do! Maybe livestream it? :D
ReplyDeleteOH MY GOD.
ReplyDeleteI think you are just AWESOME. I wish I were so good as you are!! :)
Keep doing this amazing art work, it's very impressive! ^^
I really love your sensibility... :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for all the nice feedback guys <3
ReplyDelete@Megan: Yes, it was a color layer. That's really the way to go for this kind of stuff :)
Omg so good, looked through your whole blog to discover what an amazing artist you are =)
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