Skin seen as material Do things in order Back to Front Proportions (sight and size) Body Shadow space placements due to Light source Directionals (Up Down Left Right) Wearing headphones and head tilt Values (Darks Lights) eyedropper would help to transfer original image's correct values Blend values and contrast values on edges Indicate the direction of the light source What pushes and pulls an effect see the stretch in forms and push it where need be flip image to reassess what's been placed (mirroring) What makes the composition hold together (example, shadow being placed lower creates rectangle design shape with body and balance) Look at large issues first and foremost throughout process Stuggle with left leg is due to length better shortened for sake of proportion Where is the light coming from, then place it (Light has place in a picture even though its source is unseen its force field should be acknowledged.
16:59 knot? the guy was just shot in the head. this picture is a very famous Frank Capa photograph and depicts a anarquist militiaman beeing shot during the spanish civil war.
eehmm it wasn't a head-shot. Republican militia used to wear a beret with a tassel on the top-front. Even if it was a head-shot, at that distance and with that type of rifle wouldn't be an exit hole. Real gunshots don't look like in the movies, they are much less "dramatic".
This was sooo helpful just in general. Lots of painter insights I had no idea about. Also you are a cool and funny guy. 😎
Skin seen as material
Do things in order
Back to Front
Proportions (sight and size)
Body Shadow space placements due to Light source
Directionals (Up Down Left Right)
Wearing headphones and head tilt
Values (Darks Lights)
eyedropper would help to transfer original image's correct values
Blend values and contrast values on edges
Indicate the direction of the light source
What pushes and pulls an effect
see the stretch in forms and push it where need be
flip image to reassess what's been placed (mirroring)
What makes the composition hold together (example, shadow being placed lower creates rectangle design shape with body and balance)
Look at large issues first and foremost throughout process
Stuggle with left leg is due to length better shortened for sake of proportion
Where is the light coming from, then place it (Light has place in a picture even though its source is unseen its force field should be acknowledged.
Found the bit about local value changes very helpful! Also good to know I'm not the only one who uses grid based proportions.
Nice! I was just browsing through the old Gut Morning series to hone my skills :) You are a great teacher
Thanks for these, I love working while I watch.
thank you for existing. Your app is amazing and so are u
Awesome. Coming back to this for advice. But I'm in mobile
cool headphones, very comfortable
Yup...i think they've lasted over 10 years
@@Heavypoly nice ones, really good quality you say, very lightwaight good base, etc
Where did you get that reference
oh my lord thank you so so much
How do you make your color wheel like tha
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whats the website you got the reference photos from? i love the images!
more recent livestreams have a link to the gallery.
@@Heavypoly oh! Thank you :)
16:59 knot? the guy was just shot in the head. this picture is a very famous Frank Capa photograph and depicts a anarquist militiaman beeing shot during the spanish civil war.
by the way... cool app and tutorials! congrats!
eehmm it wasn't a head-shot. Republican militia used to wear a beret with a tassel on the top-front. Even if it was a head-shot, at that distance and with that type of rifle wouldn't be an exit hole. Real gunshots don't look like in the movies, they are much less "dramatic".
Y u no do hotkeys?
I have better control with both hands on the tablet I think. Hotkeys are there if you use them though.