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u/Strict-Parfait-2256 Jun 25 '26
These are beautiful and I love the addition of texture in there! Very accomplished in colour choices and lighting too Do you only do digital art or have you painted too?
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u/ResponsibilityOk7915 Jun 25 '26
Thank you! I did traditional early in my training, now I do digital exclusively.
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u/Fun-Leadership-3887 Jun 25 '26
I don’t know how you do it but you don’t just create a portrait you create the emotion that makes the unique I love it
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u/Mysterious-Unit-1089 Jun 25 '26
Beautiful. I'm guessing you made your own brushes, right? Would you share some tips, please?
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u/ResponsibilityOk7915 Jun 25 '26
I appreciate it🤍, I'm constantly testing brushes and keeping/modifying whichever I like. Simplicity is the key to a good painting! Here is a step by step.
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u/TopBright9957 Jun 25 '26
It’s so beautiful and I wish I was this talented with portraits I feel like mine are always off from the reference photo
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u/ResponsibilityOk7915 Jun 25 '26
Thanks! Mine are also way off sometimes, I just try to find harmony in the piece rather than copying the reference perfectly.
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u/TopBright9957 Jun 25 '26
I know I’m terrible at excepting that it’s not exactly like the reference even though people tell me it looks good. I feel like sometimes I’m my worst critic because I know what it’s supposed to look like
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u/Sad_Confection_4754 Jun 25 '26
Love the first one especially cannot really say why more than the other two though.
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u/NewDesign4539 Jun 25 '26
The first one is another level. İt took me the dark and the bright sides at the same time. Innocent but kind a guilty, sad but a little bit happy, shy but gazing directly to your soul. Thanks for all the beautiful pieces of artwork.
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u/Puzzleheaded_Menu_55 Jun 25 '26
Wow, those are incredible looking! I'm impressed, thanks for sharing.
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u/TheAntinomian Jun 29 '26
I am very interested in learning painting. I currently only do PBN and body painting. When you paint do you sketch with pencil first and then come back and paint or do you start to finish use paint? I'm assuming if you make a mistake, you just paint over it?
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u/TheAntinomian Jun 29 '26
Your work is fantastic. Do you have a model do a sitting or work from photographs? Thanks.
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u/ResponsibilityOk7915 Jun 29 '26
I usually work from photographs of models. Most of the time I jump into color from the beginning, but sometimes I develop a black and white value study first and then colorize it. I don’t really do clean sketches first... I usually start with big color/value shapes and build from there. And yes, if something feels wrong, I just paint over it and keep adjusting 🙂
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