But anyway, the fun part: images!
Added flesh tones:
Painting the face features with many translucent layers:
Masked the face to work on the background. I didn't want to make new marks to it.
I like how the stamping and colors look all around her:
In this last image, I made very subtle changes like the nose, the eyes and lips, can you tell?
Remember it started like this?: I stained the paper then started to work on the face and went back to finish the "back".
The next page background:
A different approach by making the background layers first with collage, stamps, doodles, and soon it will have a face somewhere in there.
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Nice picture's. Looks like a tutorial this way, but I love to see your painting evolve.
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Good for you, painting up a storm ;o) Your face with the flowers is very pretty ;o) I love the background and the textures too!
ReplyDeleteNice evolution. Always fun to watch a painting grow. The closest thing I have to the long ago days in the painting studio at university.
ReplyDeleteThe stamping works really well and I love her green eyes!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Thank you for sharing the process too. I always learn so much.
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