Portrait Painting in Oil
Getting Started
Grid Method
Observational Drawing
Color Mixing and Values
Squinting
Separating Lights and Shadows
Edges And Planes
Painting with Color
Intermediate Portrait
Advanced Portrait
Drawing
Pastel Portrait
Digital Portrait
Digital Portrait Part Two
Additional Content
Let's breakdown how squinting can be used in different ways! In this lesson we're covering how to use it to find values.
Newest
@willist
2d
I was surprised to see squinting at the background anchored the subject and gave the sketch some movement
Gabe Rauch
2mo
Here is my HW assignment for the values portion. Decided to stop while I was ahead -- felt like I was starting to make some dicey moves. Excited to keep going!
Mikkel T.K
3mo
Hello Morgan, my drawing for squinting for values part.
I'm used to putting in edges before halftones, so got my stages a little mixed up
@mahatsu
4mo
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4mo
The lights have gotten a bit too dark with your half tones identify your half tones and lighten them so there’s a clear definition between light and shadow
Elmari Van Zyl
7mo
Niklas Nilsson
7mo
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7mo
You need to fill in your shadows on the side of the face to all the darker and part of the shadow family
@rdj8564
7mo
Squinting - values
Zosya S
7mo
Here is my assignment for values. Please ignore the noise in the shadow inside the hat area. It is my old printer that made the paper wrinkly. Thank you.
@lemonmerchant
7mo
Started from scratch after realising I scribbled too much over my shape study, values are a bit better here too
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