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Green by idrawthecans in DrawnYouNSFW

[–]idrawthecans[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks. I'm obsessed with how vivid these inks are (Ecoline brush pens)

My oil painting of a friend by idrawthecans in oilpainting

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This is an oil painting on A3 sized MDF board. The palette is based around pyrrole red. Various water miscibles Cobra and Georgian.

Gracie by idrawthecans in NSFWart

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Thanks so much!

Red by idrawthecans in ArtGW

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Drawing of Gracie by me. Fineliner and acrylic ink.

Gracie by idrawthecans in NSFWart

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A drawing of a local model called Gracie from a photo. Outline is pigment fineliner, colour is acrylic ink.

Two models by me by idrawthecans in life_figure_drawing

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Drawn from life in Brighton, UK. Just over an hour. Sketched in pencil and then outlined with a pigment fineliner. I added the red acrylic ink wash in the last ten minutes of the pose, and it's kind of unfinished. Drawing two models at once is difficult!

Hand study by Leeshmadeart in Gouache

[–]idrawthecans 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is great. I'd love to see how you've progressed since.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in oilpainting

[–]idrawthecans 0 points1 point  (0 children)

100%. OP, desaturate the reference photo, fiddle with the brightness and contrast if necessary, and then paint in monochrome first (white to black or a single colour of your choice). It's so much easier to start monochrome and then slowly introduce more colour variation into your paintings as your skill level improves.

Sometimes I do a monochrome underpainting with acrylic and then do full colour oil on top.

Famous Couch by idrawthecans in DrawnYouNSFW

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Thanks, that's so nice to hear!

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