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    Okay I understand the importance of Master Copies now...

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    • Jason Crowley
      Jason Crowley last edited by

      And one more! This is Jeremie Almanza, his work is amazing. Now to figure out how to come up with my own pieces πŸ˜…

      Jeremie-Almanza.jpg

      https://www.jasoncrowley.art
      https://www.instagram.com/jason_crowley/

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      • davidhohn
        davidhohn SVS Instructor Pro last edited by

        I'm a giant fan of master copies!
        Recently made a master copy of a watercolor by Andy Evansen

        I'm currently having a go at learning the digital painting program Rebelle. I find it easier to master any new medium (regardless of being a physical or digital medium) if I limit the number of variables.

        In this case I was able to focus just on mark-making and how to get reliable results.

        MasterCopy.jpg

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        • Jason Crowley
          Jason Crowley @davidhohn last edited by

          @davidhohn Nice! I have a licence for Rebelle but it was too much for my computer to handle at the time. Looks great for water colour!

          Totally agree on limiting the number of variables, and master copies are a great way to find which variables work.

          https://www.jasoncrowley.art
          https://www.instagram.com/jason_crowley/

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            Adam Thornton 0 @Jason Crowley last edited by

            @Jason-Crowley Really beautiful work, Jason. You have been busy! This is very inspiring for me, and a great reminder to get copying.
            I was so pleased to read that you feel you've "almost got my technique and brushes set." That's a wonderful place to be!

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            • evka8D
              evka8D last edited by

              I completely agree master studies are so helpful not only for improving your art but they're also help you to find and shape your own style.

              IMG_20240509_161341-min.jpg

              It's nowhere near the beauty of the original but I wonder if you can guess the og artist 😁

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                A Former User @evka8D last edited by

                @evka8D Your copy was close enough for Google image search to provide a link to: "Primrose at the entrance to the tunnels metal print by Brambly Hedge. "

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                • evka8D
                  evka8D @Guest last edited by

                  @thomas-young Oh yeah you're right Google sure has gotten better than it used to be πŸ˜„ but it kinda ruins fun of these games heh

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                  • Yiming Wu
                    Yiming Wu @davidhohn last edited by

                    @davidhohn Well done! I like the original's geometry look and your interpretation of the gradient and texture πŸ˜ƒ

                    I have a messy website: https://ChengduLittleA.com

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                    • Yiming Wu
                      Yiming Wu @evka8D last edited by

                      @evka8D Beautiful sketchbook πŸ˜ƒ

                      I have a messy website: https://ChengduLittleA.com

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                      • evka8D
                        evka8D last edited by evka8D

                        IMG_20240512_204557-min.jpg
                        Finally it's finished it legit took me 2+ months to finish this study since I first started 😁 Time to move on to another artist.

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                        • Jeremy Ross
                          Jeremy Ross @Jason Crowley last edited by

                          Looking good @Jason-Crowley !!

                          I think master copies leveled up my art significantly.

                          Here’s a thread I created and probably need to add more to.

                          https://forum.svslearn.com/topic/8403/copy-covers-for-practice/41?lang=en-GB

                          https://www.instagram.com/jeremyrayross
                          https://www.jeremyrayross.com/
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                            Sara_C @evka8D last edited by

                            @evka8D Such a favourite of mine, you did a beautiful job!

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                            • Jason Crowley
                              Jason Crowley @Jeremy Ross last edited by

                              @Jeremy-Ross Oh wow you've really put in the work! Well done. I'm glad that I learned about master copies from 3PP, I think it nets people almost immediate substantial improvements, depending on their initial foundations.

                              I've only been doing parts of the original artwork as values only rather than the full artwork, just to try and understand the general technique. Once I feel satisfied that I've figured out that I can replicate the general technique, I then document the process of brushes, layers, adjustments, so I can refer back to it later, as I'm constantly reshuffling my core brushes around.

                              I think I'll eventually create a user manual for myself to follow, as I sometimes forget important shortcuts and steps.

                              https://www.jasoncrowley.art
                              https://www.instagram.com/jason_crowley/

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                              • Jeremy Ross
                                Jeremy Ross @Jason Crowley last edited by

                                Good plan @Jason-Crowley !

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