Article: Faces with Expressions (Part 2)

SkyDancer

New member
Outstanding! Parts 1 and 2 are both a welcome technical addition to the site. Thanks very much for putting so much work into these.
 

ripperdoc

New member
Very good article. Its made me think a lot more about "creating" an expression rather than just painting over the expression the sculptor sculpted. Thanks for the chart at the end of the article too thats very helpful. Well done!
 

Treacherous 1

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Amazing! Simply amazing! a very thorough article and extremely well written. A lot of time has been spent preparing this im sure.
 

finn17

New member
Another 10. Missed the self-portrait on this one though. Thanks for sharing your expertise with us, articles such as this are the only way I will ever progress and your time is much appreciated. Can I clean your car or something?
 

Brushingup

New member
Marvelous! I think I get the idea of strong faces needing a great deal of contrast and light and pale faces just a little less. Thanks.
 

mouse

Member
What can I say that hasn't been mentioned, marvelous! Great effort!! And honestly, the second pic of yourself looks great! :)
 

Nailpainter2003

New member
Anyone who takes this much time to share their intelligence and obvious love of painting, deserves a reward! All too often you find surperb artists, but unfortunately, they are unwilling, too busy and/or, reluctant to teach and share their knowledge.

Absolutely wonderful! Thanks for sharing!!
Faye
 

Otter

New member
Wonderful. You described this perfectly and the examples couldn't be more clear. Thanks for going to the effort of making little heads for us (I hope you get to use them in a project)!
 

Grumb

used to be a Freak
Mike;

Great article. Don't know how I missed this one and the first part but it was worth the read. I've printed both articles in full color to add to my notebook, that's a high complement as that bloody colored ink is expensive...
Cheers, Scott "Grumbold" Baker
 
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