.. Premiere .. by Metrini

2D • Portraits • posted on Feb 12, 2004

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My very first fully painted image. I finally worked up the courage to try this!! No reference used. I spent alot of time on this one, mostly trying to get it perfect but I think I over blended her. Any suggestions on how to get the skin more realistic would be greatly appreciated!! Here is a close up of the skin Skin Detail Next one should be better...............Probably..............maybe! All the anatomy studies I have been doing in graphite definitely paid off here. Also the hair was so difficult to create in Painter. And boy do I miss my wacom =( Created in Painter using a mouse! Enjoy ^_^

Comments (14)

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jocko500

10:54PM | Thu, 12 February 2004

I really donot make it look real i did in the past but can not upload here on this site. plus I donot paint ...but i would cut the skin out and try to use [the adjust tint or the hue and saturation filters that is what they are called on my program yours will have it too just called diff] to get the tones i wish for. this is a good start

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PoisenedLily

11:00PM | Thu, 12 February 2004

A very nice job for a first try! Kudos! I am proud of ya!

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gunsan

11:32PM | Thu, 12 February 2004

With a mouse?!!! Great work! I can't give you any advice since I don't use Painter, but I can admire :-)

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DoomsdayRenderer

12:44AM | Fri, 13 February 2004

If this is your first, we can expect great images from now on! This is excellent as it is! I really like the skillful work here!

Pen_Is_Envy

4:41AM | Fri, 13 February 2004

I can't believe you did this with a MOUSE! Here all along I thought you were using a wacom, so this is incredible considering that. As for the skin tones, one book that really made a difference to me is Oil Painting Secrets from a Master by Linda Cateura... all about the painting secrets of David Leffel. THey cover everything in there, including skin tones, what colours to put in shadows and highlights, etc. It's incredible!!

gallimel

6:16AM | Fri, 13 February 2004

the beauty of this is clearly evident. I particularly love the porcelained skin.. superb.

mushypea

8:29AM | Fri, 13 February 2004

great for a first try.

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