Step by step teach you how to draw beauties in oil painting

Step by step teach you how to draw beauties in oil painting

Subtle differences in different skin tones. People with yellow, yellow, and yellow skin draw like this. There are step-by-step explanations below~ Dear~~ Come on~~ Follow the drawing~~ Model Bonnie Children's Shoes is a professional dancer. Does it look hot? 1. Colorless 2. Medium Cadmium Yellow + Ivory Black + Bright Blue (Dark Background) 3. Flesh + Transparent Earth Red (Skin Light) 4. Flesh + Transparent Earth Red + Ivory Black + Medium Cadmium Yellow ( Skin dark part) 5. Ivory black + cobalt purple (hair light part) 6. Ivory black + ultramarine blue (hair dark part) 7. Cadmium bright red (clothing bright part) 8. Cadmium bright red + cobalt purple (clothing dark part) Measure the size of the head Position it and draw the main shape with a small or medium cat tongue brush, dip in the raw brown diluted with a little solvent, and lightly outline the main shape of the character outline. To maintain the geometric shape, the lines form angles between them, and from these shapes and angles, you can determine exactly where the direction of the outline changes. Measure the distance between facial features to determine their location. Distinguish the light and dark parts, and draw the background color scale. Use a large cat tongue brush to take raw brown paint and draw the color blocks of the shadow part. The paint must be very light and thin. Immediately set the background color, mark the background color next to the adjacent color blocks - along the hair, shoulders, and the outer edge of the shawl. Paint the shaded hair and skin with a color stop to blend the shades with the darkest parts of the hair and skin, then draw a rough color block. Placing the darker part of the hair next to the neck and forehead, and behind the ear on our right hand side, will help you judge the lightness of the adjacent skin area. Sketching the highlights Use a large cat tongue brush or a synthetic fiberboard brush to paint the remaining areas of the highlights. Save yourself some extra paint at this step to use in the next few steps. While working on the light and dark areas of the face, the facial features re-measure the vertical and horizontal distances between each facial feature, as most of the markers previously measured are now covered in paint. Determine the exact location of each plane in the shaded part. Use color and shading to shape facial features. Paint a few strokes of color on the base, but don't mix them. The goal is to allow the paint on the painted surface to maintain its color and saturation. Use a small fan brush to blend and shape the selected area on the still wet lower lip paint, use a small cat tongue brush dipped in lead white, and draw a thin stroke along the highlights. Then with your smallest fan brush, drag the lighter paint down along the outline of the lips, before drawing the outline of the mouth. If you need to draw another stroke, be sure to clean the brush before painting. Perfecting the frame, colors, and soft blends of light and dark transitions make subtle transitions between styling areas look natural, especially around the mouth and chin. Paint the rest of the hair using the color swatch for the highlights. Also emphasize the dark areas of the hair so that the light and dark areas of the hair can be blended with a comb brush. When the paint dries, restore the lightness value of the dark areas. To more accurately evaluate the dry painting, use a touch-up polish or a little medium to temporarily restore the dark areas. Use a wider synthetic fiberboard brush with a bit of touch-up polish and drag it across the surface of the dried paint to see a dramatic change in the shade of hair. Look at the whole picture and look for opportunities for improvement. After the work is completed, look at it for a while, and it is easier to examine the painting objectively. Look for problems in the picture, such as an asymmetrical jawline or eyes that are not the same size or position. Fixed bugs, painted shawls, increased the concentration of hair color, and corrected the eyes and chin to more vividly convey Bonnie's facial features. Continue styling your hair's highlights with Clear Earth Red + Earth Yellow. Clean the brush before each stroke in the highlights. Lightly paint the overall color of the shawl in the highlights. Draw the earrings and finish the portrait. Use a small cat tongue brush to dip the natural yellow + mixed green (ivory black + medium cadmium yellow) and draw the earrings with a single stroke. The upper edge of the upper lip on the right hand side is not drawn, it blends into the skin color above the lip

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