Thanks CG, Mike...hmmm, try thinning it out a bit more, not loading the brush up too much, and do a small portrait or something easy that you're not gonna be too committed to. I feel like I'm still discovering all it's potential. Also, try different brushes. I like rounds for detail work and filberts are off the chizzle. But most importantly. Have a solid drawing and value study before picking up the brush.
Thank You^_^ Seldom am I happy with reproductions of any sort. But it does happen. For my blog I'm just using my Canon G9(G for GANGSTA!!!!) and my desk lamp(warm and cool lighting) However, I recently bought some hot lights,250 watt bulbs, reflective umbrellas, and a Canon 50D(...) digital SLR(short for "salary" as in one years salary!!!) for decent reproductions. Previously I had been using my epson scanner. I'm now back to eating ramen(mie goreng;) and mac&cheese.
Thanks for the reply man. Guess I'll just stick with my shitty scanner too for a while.
And I hear what you're saying with the mac and cheese...I've also noticed that there's a direct correlation between how badly I eat and how productive I've been regarding art.
Just start charging twice as much for your paintings and you'll be eating a lot healthier. It can't not work.
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Know what I dig? The color bleeds you've been adding to the figs...so subtle. Uber cool.
Just so you know, I sat down today and started an acrylic painting. Then proceeded to cuss and curse your name.
I don't know how you do what you do... but it's pretty amazing, man.
Thanks CG,
Mike...hmmm, try thinning it out a bit more, not loading the brush up too much, and do a small portrait or something easy that you're not gonna be too committed to. I feel like I'm still discovering all it's potential. Also, try different brushes. I like rounds for detail work and filberts are off the chizzle. But most importantly. Have a solid drawing and value study before picking up the brush.
Off the chizzle? I wouldn't use a filbert just because of the name filbert. Seriously, so much awareness in your work. I keep lovin' it.
Simply stunning work! I also enjoyed the video of the process. Thanks so much for sharing, and for all the helpful tips. :)
it's a trick...get an axe...
still, nice work!
Cool beans! Amazing work as usual.
Very nice work of the texture of the fabric. I want to see the whole thing.
Hey eric. Love your stuff and have actually learned a god bit from you...mainly to do with having patience when painting.
Just a quick question, what kind of camera/setup do you use to photograph your stuff?
Everytime I photograph my paintings/drawings they look no where near as nice as they do in real life.
Thanks man!
-Paul
Thank You^_^ Seldom am I happy with reproductions of any sort. But it does happen. For my blog I'm just using my Canon G9(G for GANGSTA!!!!) and my desk lamp(warm and cool lighting) However, I recently bought some hot lights,250 watt bulbs, reflective umbrellas, and a Canon 50D(...) digital SLR(short for "salary" as in one years salary!!!) for decent reproductions. Previously I had been using my epson scanner. I'm now back to eating ramen(mie goreng;) and mac&cheese.
Thanks for the reply man. Guess I'll just stick with my shitty scanner too for a while.
And I hear what you're saying with the mac and cheese...I've also noticed that there's a direct correlation between how badly I eat and how productive I've been regarding art.
Just start charging twice as much for your paintings and you'll be eating a lot healthier. It can't not work.
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