Author Topic: Bones4's first portrait attempt.  (Read 6682 times)

As I've said, this is not finished. I have corrected the mistakes mentioned here. Some of you noticed where the problems were, but you were mistaken with how to fix them...  at least on the eyes.

I know this may differ from artist to artist, but I personally don't recommend using the smudge stick, it may take longer but doing cross hatched line shading looks better in a finished piece.

That's not true for all cases though. Also, smudge sticks suck, finger ftw.

That's not true for all cases though. Also, smudge sticks suck, finger ftw.
Well, using the kneaded eraser works, but overdoing a piece with smudging just looks sloppy.

overdoing a piece with smudging just looks sloppy.

Are you saying this drawing looks sloppy? I only use the stick when the area is too small for my finger.

I won't tell you who it is. Hopefully you can tell. I'll finish it soon.



Comments and constructive criticism appreciated.


I think these was edited with paint.net or GIMP or APS


I think these was edited with paint.net or GIMP or APS

I take that as a compliment. Thanks.

Are you saying this drawing looks sloppy? I only use the stick when the area is too small for my finger.
Nooo, it's a nice drawing  :cookieMonster:.

I meant in general as a tip I learned from my Studio Art course and Drawing II courses. I had to do a portrait of a kid sitting next to me and my teacher nit-picked me until I got it right. (she still has all my works >:| )

I...  have never taken a class.

Why her? Looks good bones

I searched for actress. Also, she's gorgeous.

Why her? Looks good bones

because everyone wants to do her.

and this drawing, if it was an actual person, i would do too.
so yes in a demented way, that was a compliment.

how long did this take you?