From Sketch to Painting by Simone83

2D • Portraits • posted on Nov 01, 2010

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This image is to let you see how I usually begin to create my digital paintings (if someone is interested). Though, this was a more accurate sketch, normally my sketches are more doodling and they are really not presentable. Sometimes I do begin with a doodle on my graphics tablet, but more often I use a pencil sketch.

Comments (28)

Haydaad

3:53PM | Mon, 01 November 2010

Thanks for sharing this process. I a traditional artist that's considering using a graphics tablet. Wonderful end results.

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Wolfmanw

3:54PM | Mon, 01 November 2010

Absolutely amazing creation.

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Helleshoj

4:08PM | Mon, 01 November 2010

Always interesting to see how others do. My sketches would b e far more rudimentary than this, but for any "accurate" drawing I would use a tablet too, like drawing paths in Photoshop. And if you toy a bit with sensitivity, it is almost like drawing wit a pencil.

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mrestey

4:27PM | Mon, 01 November 2010

WOOOOOOOOOOOW! VERY BEAUTIFUL! Looks like the lovely lady in your avatar. You are an excellent artist.

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crender

4:58PM | Mon, 01 November 2010

wonderful!!!!

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Sepiasiren

5:17PM | Mon, 01 November 2010

this is so gorgeous--u r massively talented

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bazza

6:20PM | Mon, 01 November 2010

Very beautiful both the drawing and the painting, excellent work.. Congrats on hitting your 200th posting also!!

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shonsu

6:26PM | Mon, 01 November 2010

Amazing work.

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zachary

7:30PM | Mon, 01 November 2010

Stunning ! Great artwork !!!

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Shoku

7:48PM | Mon, 01 November 2010

Well done. You have a good eye for lighting and perspective. Only thing I would change is the shadow on the neck - a bit dark for me, but overall - excellent work!

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