"Character Study 2" by che18530
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
"Western United States Indian"
This digital painting, referenced from
"Drawing The Human Head" by Burne
Hogarth, first began as an outline. I
then took in in to PaintShop Pro 8 to
digitally paint it, apply the mask, frame,
and a slight soft focus.
Thanks for stopping by. God Bless you all
and have a great day!...Cheryl

Comments (12)
I can see that you learn more each time you made a new art......
Oooh love the colours you have used in this, The hair is looking good too you know :) Good work!
Cheryl, you keep finding the most interesting subjects to paint. i love the progression you make with each new one, what stands out to me on this one is the hair, wow what a bueatiful job you did on that. The character in the face shines through, all in all this is a outstanding job.........John
Excellent Cheryl! The lines on his face make for a perfect portrait. I like the shape of the eyebrows as well. Brava!!
Ha color bug got ya - great work - take care ! :)
Excellent artwork, Cheryl!!!!
Excellent work, and always glad to see you working in colors as well as your great B/W images...
Another style is emerging. The battery of wind and sun takes its toll.
My god Cheryl... this one blew me away! The way you created the hair is PERFECT. And like I said in another recent image of yours, your shading has translated wonderfully into the world of color. Bravo dear friend.
Such outstanding detail and strength of character, superb artistry!
Very bold and strong colors seem to match that noble and determined look..Hugz Hope you remain well sweetheart Hugz
Very expressive artwork ! Really a composition very executed well. Congratulations Cheryl !