Portrait Painting Tutorial | Form & Structure
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- čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
- In this week's portrait painting video I aim to guide you along the development of this painting while exploring the concepts of form and structure. I find that there is always something new to discover with each painting, and especially when it comes to form & structure.
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Here's the video on portrait drawing,
Portrait Drawing Tutorial: • Portrait Drawing Tutor...
First off, well done! What I really found useful: -the limited palette. - your palette preparation yet you refined your mixes as you went, achieving gradations, distinguishing planes, establishing shapes, etc. - your analytical mind as well as your ability to articulate what you are seeing and how to create that illusion (after all, it is a form of magic creating the illusion of a 3 dimensional form, a likeness, another "life" out of a piece of cloth and colored "butter"). What I struggle with(there is a lot I struggle with I will only bore you with a taste)
- The difference between the shadows in a photograph and life. The skin, hair, cloth -whatever- in life is the same color. It is the light that changes. In a photograph it seems to change to grey's and almost black as it curves away from the light. If I try to recreate what I see in the photograph- it appears "dirty" like smoke inhalation or soot. I am working on mixing the hue with a complimentary grays or mixture of ultramarine blue and Alizarin crimson to drop the colors tone in the shadows.
- Hairline, how to make it not look like a cheap wig or hair piece.
-Eyelashes, always too much or too little.
Well, I have said too much. Thank you for what you are doing. It has brought me great pleasure and inspiration.
P.S.: I am an (old) Orthopedic Surgeon- (newly) want to be Artist and your anatomy references are useful and accurate. I enjoyed you clarifying the neck is not just a tube but composed of key substructures which you articulated a few.
Thank you again for the invaluable knowledge. I'm a total beginner.; i wish I was using oil...but for some reason I bought acrylic paint...which dries so fast. I'm waiting for a medium to come in the mail from blick. You have taught me so much about form and structure...I'm painting (practicing) portraits of different members of my family from photos. It calms me to paint...in this time of covid (which I usually call cofefe) Stay well...stay home. And thanks again.
Thank you ...
You bring me so much and your videos are really a moment of serenity to me.
Your BEST teaching...well done
Thank you John!
Thank you Yupari. I love watching your style and learning so much. I look forward to all you do.
Thank you so much for this demonstration. Very easy to understand and very informative. Your work is amazing!
Thank you so much .Honest artist.
Thanks a lot! Really marvelous way of painting portrait ...enjoyed & very instructive! Nice to meet you!
yupari, te felicito eres realmente bueno ademas de alguien muy generoso por compartir tu tecnica gracias
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Stunning! Your youthful appearance belies your very mature skill level and sophistication to articulate your process. Would love it if you shared your history a little. Yes I do learn much watching you each week, wonderful work, superb narration. Keep up the excellent work young man you are very talented indeed. Thank you!
Thank you so much for this video ( and the others). I am just starting oil painting and doing portraits and you are so good at explaining.
Thank you for this video.very helpfull..u r now one of my Favorite youtuber painter
Thank you Yupari! Great communication and instruction along the way. SO, SO helpful!! The painting is beautiful as well! Keep sharing!!
You r an excellent teacher..thank you
Спасибо огромное за ваш урок. Все очень подробно объясняете.Это очень ценно для начинающих рисовать.
well done yupari! this video is amazing.
Fantastic artwork, fantastic techniques,I love your art style
Omg this helped me soooo much THANK YOU ! u need much moree attention keep going ,, ❤️
excellent, while all artist might be good in their craft only a few can explain how it should be done ad you are among the few that can I enjoyed your video and learn quite a bit thank you for sharing your skill and talent. RobertT.Lawson sr
thank you for free information!
Excellent explanations! Again Well done and thank you for all the information.
Great tutorial as usual...thank you!
I enjoyed and learned from your instruction...Thanks for your generous tips.
In a later video you used transparent white rather than titanium white, (just wondering if you made the switch and don't use titanium white for the final layer in portraits).
Reminds me of the Chet halprums work. He died Last year at the portrait society from heat stroke. It was a disaster. Stay hydrated !
Fantastic, very useful indeed, every week you come up with new ideas, thanks
Excellent teacher
Thanks, this was very informative and well done! This portrait is not finished I presume you will continue working on it. Was wondering if this is practice or a commission? Do you mostly do portraits? This is my first time watching your video.
Milica Virag
Love your tutorial
I am painting with acrylic
Do you have any tutorial?
Merci 😊
Amazing video. Thank you so much.
😍😍😍😍😍😍
Love love love this! Would you happen to have a reference photo?
What is your palette that stays beside your work? Love your instructions.
Very powerful intro to what the painting demos will be about. Great detail on how to execute each area of the face color, hue, value. Love the strong teaching. If you have a chance, I would appreciate it if you could check my videos sometime.
Hi, very informative video! I have a question in regards your "scrubbing" technique used to start rendering the values: this is almost like an underpainting which I would let it dry and then use it as reference to build colours on top of it...I am puzzled to see how you can easily do this wet on wet without making it too milky or muddy? Could you explain it please? Thank you
Very informational and overall great tutorial, however, the overly technical jargon may be overwhelming for the general audience.
You can understand the technical jargon because it closely follows his brush as he uses those terms.
Love your video. You are an excellent artist and teacher however her eyes are too close together in my opinion. Thanks
Не похожа :(
THE PORTRAIT PAINTING ISN´T SIMILAR TO THE PHOTO
Very powerful intro to what the painting demos will be about. Great detail on how to execute each area of the face color, hue, value. Love the strong teaching. If you have a chance, I would appreciate it if you could check my videos sometime.