It's been a long time since I have updated my blog
so I thought I would share a recent commission.
A few years ago I did a digital painting of
my client's granddaughter.
They wanted a portrait of their other granddaughter
and the family's new pup!
and the family's new pup!
Here's a quick look at my process...
Steps 1 through 6 is sketching to figure out
what I am thinking and composition.
what I am thinking and composition.
I like to sketch in blue and then turn it into black
to move onto the next steps.
Steps 7 through 9 I was going to start painting
in color and so I fill it all in for an underpainting
and created a palette to work in values.
to move onto the next steps.
Steps 7 through 9 I was going to start painting
in color and so I fill it all in for an underpainting
and created a palette to work in values.
I changed my mind and decided to work in
grayscale and then do color overlays.
grayscale and then do color overlays.
I added more detail throughout my process
but didn't want to get too detailed.
I wanted it to look more traditional and
match the quality of the painting I did
for them previously.
With a few revisions to step twelve, here's the final art.
I don't consider myself an expert in painting
portrait and know I have a lot to learn!
Thanks for visiting the Robb Blog!
2 comments:
Solid art, Robb...really enjoy seeing the process of your painting too!
Thanks Matt! I think it's cool see all your art! I need to be prolific like you!
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