I decided to work on improving my use of color, so I've started bringing my laptop to the live drawing session on Fridays. Doing a caricature from life is, in some ways, easier than doing it from a photo. However, translating the colors and lighting from what I saw to the computer was more difficult. I'm happy with what came out, though.
Friday, September 21, 2007
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Hey Sam, this came out really nice. Great drawing and vcolor choices. I'd love to see more of these if you do them.
Wonderful job! I'm curious, how did you choose your colors? Did you make up a little palette to work off of, or just paint on the fly?
Looks great - that's a nice idea, too :)
Very nice flesh tones Sam. Excellent exaggerations.
Fabulous work Sam - I like how you're always stretching yourself and trying new things. Look forward to more. Great work
Looks great! How long was this one?
Fantastic!
It really shows that you were there!
That light, softbathing all over the model is s really natural...
as always great work!
Thanks for the comments!
Jason: Most of the colors are just picked out of the color wheel, but I occasionally did color mixing on the canvas and then picked the mixed color with the eyedropper.
Andrew: I think this was about 90 minutes, from initial drawing to what you see.
Wow Sam this is impeccable! I am really sad I wasn't there. This really turned out great and he looks like he was a fun model.
love it. great caricature and great colors.
this turned out excellent. Nice little shifts in colour happening, and I really like the edges on it too.
Found your blog through Joe's. Really like your stuff. Digging the way this one turned out.
Awesome stuff man!
Beautiful colors,great caricature!
Doing life drawing on your laptop...impressive!
(I'm a computer illiterate pencil nerd.)
Fantastic work, I love it.
Thanks for the kind words. Really like your stuff, great expressions, hope to see more posts soon.
That is wonderful Sam...I'm guessing you were using Painter for this from a previous response.
That good work... I like much the expression... Best...
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Fantastic! I'm just wondering what brushes you use for your studies...they always look so amazing. Could you post a download link to some of ur favorite brushed please? :D
Cheers bro
Sam, he looks like he's in a bubble-bath. You need to draw some bubbles around him.
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