Good morning, @Anthony Damazyn! I also use Chome, on a Surface laptop, but was able to successfully use the timer tool with my model packs. Are you seeing an error messages when you try to select the timer tool? Make sure to select the timer increment you would like as well! If you preder, you can also reach out to me using the Help! form at the bottom right of this screen .

Using the tools from Lane Browns brush pack. The first i was trying to use the marker brush and work along with Stan. The second was a pencil brush. about 25-30 min each.

First attempt I focused on the face too much. The following ones I tried just focusing on the armor itself.

Here are the images at the 25 minute mark. Going to take the darker one a little further because that lighting was awesome.

A few of the gestures from the live footage.

Tried to be conscious from the last critique and not get too detailed. A lot of the flows between muscles became more apparent the more I drew.

My skull assignments

Plan to do some more extreme or different angles. I just liked having a turntable look for the skulls.

Hey Anthony, This is a pretty ambitious portrait your doing here. Doing a portrait, from a different angle then the reference, with lighting from another reference is quite hard. Even more advanced artist would struggle with this a bit. But, it can be done if you take the time to analyze the reference face to understand the proportions. What I did was create a diagram that shows the proportions of the reference and then the proportions from your drawing. I think you will see the difference, and understand why your proportions look off. Also, the lighting reference you are using is a face made of hard edged planes, this young lady has a soft, rounded face, so your shadows and edges need to reflect that. I hope you find this helpful :)

The only suggestion I have is darkening the left side of his coat. When I squint his hair looks a shade darker than the coat and in your reference they are the same value. Unfortunately I'm not well versed in clothing yet but the folds look accurate. I would say to soften the contrast maybe. As a composition those folds are asking for my attention when I think the attention needs to be the face since it's a portrait. That being said I think this portrait looks great! Your values in the face are great and I can read the form clearly.

Hi guys, I am learning fundamentals of portrait and lighting as well. I do struggle with values, they are not clear, so I need your opinion. Thank you.🙂

Looking great! midle one has great blacks, right one is good also. I would perhaps look at the overal value range but they look good to me.

Hey Anthony, without the reference it's hard to comment on the rendering, but I will say your proportions and features look pretty good. Watch your placement of the mouth in relation to the nose, the distance looks a little long. The mouth should be 1/3 the distance from the bottom of the nose to the bottom of the chin. Hope this helps :)

Chose to do a local scene for this challenge, and tried to push the character while staying faithful to the lighting. This is in Tayport Scotland

My submission <3