Portrait of Erica (revised)
Portrait of Erica (revised)
Painting \ Figure | 09/24/05 @675 |
ChrissyK |
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This is a new version of this painting, I wasn't happy with the outcome of the last one so I changed it. This is my daughter Erica who is also the model for Emericka, my teen witch series. It was fun just to paint her normal LOL. Done in Painter 7, photo reference used
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09/24/05 @715
it looks like a picture.. amazing!
+10
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09/24/05 @774
- her skin tone in her face seems a little sickly and uneven. perhaps too much of a greenish hue. granted, i know you didnt use green, but this is what is known as simultaneous contrast: put red next to a color that has little hue, like gray, and it will appear green. use more hues of red/pink, never touch grays when dealing with skin.
- the hair is incredibly flat and unhealthy looking. there aren't any shadows and highlights. that hair color should appear almost black/dark brown in shadowed areas and that bright red color in the highlighted ones, with some streaks of light glaring off in areas. instead of painting every strand, you should paint hair in layers and chunks of colors. there is a tutorial on hair at CGTalk.com by Enayla, search for it. also, the amount of hair missing in the part makes it seem like her hair is thining, often happens because strands were drawn in and not painted in chunks.
- the neck area lacks definition. there is no suggestion of bone and muscular structure anywhere. it's very flat... there SHOULD be more definition there on anybody, granted, if the picture you're using as reference was taken with a flash it could have flattened out the features there quite a bit. i would suggest taking your daughter and using HER as your reference and take a look at that area. most definition can easily be suggested with slight hue changes.
- the shirt lacks any life. it seems painted on her almost. there's an odd outline around it in areas that doesn't look like a shadow of the shirt above the skin at all. one side of the shirt has a collar and the other doesnt? there should be definition of the seams in the shirt, at least a color suggestion that there are some, in areas like: collar (both the side that is flapped and non), sleeve end, sleeve connection.
- the painting may also look great square, cropping the top off a bit so we get her nose/mouth in the vertical center. it's traditionally correct as a portrait the way you composed it here, though it's very bottom heavy without a defining background.
hope this helps ya... feel free to pm if you have any questions or whatnot
+7/10
09/24/05 @777
+10
Bea
09/24/05 @938
Is this a typical pose for her...she doesn't look too happy
09/25/05 @092
Wysiwyg, LOL yes thats her her typical pose, her pouty teenage look.
Starqueen, WOW! thanks for taking that much time to crit my work LOL, I appreciate your technical opinion
09/25/05 @534
Very nice work.
Cupcake
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05/15/06 @829
this is perfect.