Learning to paint digitally
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@ambiirae I think it's looking awesome; especially with the atmospheric perspective going on! The reflections look believable and really adds to the overall piece
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Continuing my landscape quest and was fairly happy with this one for how quick It worked up
not an original idea this was another tutorial based one but added in the background and learned about trees and snow
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Here’s my two most recent paintings
️ Still doing landscape stuff but still loving it
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Wow you’ve really been growing! I see a definite leap in skill from your original post good for you! Love your last one
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@Asyas_illos thank you
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Current wip mountain peak using a reference photo to guide me along sense I’ve never made rocks very well and they have always intimidated me. This is somewhat zoomed for detail I’m happy with it so far
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Making slow but steady progress on this one super exited to se how it turns out
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Really good work and progress
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@Gary-Wilkinson thank you
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Calling this one finished there are still a few things that could be finished but over all I think I have learned what I can from it
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I'm trying really hard to continue learning new elements and push out of my comfort-zone. This week I decided now is the time I should learn rocks! Silly as it may be they have always been a challenge for me and something I’ve convinced my self I just couldn’t draw so I just avoid putting them in my paintings at all costs which is very limiting. I knew I couldn't keep it up forever and feel that over the last year sense getting my iPad I have grown a lot so I might as well give it a shot. So here's to my first rock study
Let me know what you think
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Here is my newest piece named The Valley of Clouds. This has been changed so many times after my initial sketch but it was always mostly focused on the sky and clouds. Please let me know what you think
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@ambiirae I just saw this thread- and holy bananas! The difference between your first image (which was good!) and the one you just posted- is wild! I'm so glad you made a thread for this so we can see your journey! Really nice work.
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@Annaaronson thank you so much 🥰 I hadn't thought of that when this thread was originally created but someone else had mentioned it in a comment and now I love looking back and reflecting on the changes
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@ambiirae Super piece. Can you share what are some of the things you have learned that have enabled you to improve so much over the year?
Laurie DeMott
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@demotlj thank you! I would say a huge part of this last year was the ability to work digitally which helped free some of my constraints with supplies, time, and space. I have been subscribed to SVS for many years but struggled on paper due to not wanting to “waste” supplies on practice. So I think this last year I have explored more and tried many new things without the worry of running out of supplies. I also spent more time watching classes and tutorials on YouTube which taught me a lot of new techniques to work with. Over all it’s been a productive year and I’m proud of how ive grown
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@ambiirae glorious! Great color, values, and composition.
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good work! your skill is growing so much!
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Hope you all had a wonderful September 1st! I did a little doodle of a house for the day to relax and enjoy my day off thinking of fall coming so soon
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Second house done
