90% of Artists Make This Mistake - Learn This ESSENTIAL Art Lesson!
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- Do you want to learn the #1 SECRET to Draw Realistic Animals? 90% of Artists Make This Mistake - Learn This Lesson!
If your art lacks punch and realism then you are almost certainly making this one mistake. This could well be the art lesson that literally changes how good your art looks overnight.
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Do you want to learn pastel pencil painting and drawing? Wildlife art, pet portraits and more? I am a full time wildlife artist, my art lesson videos consist of primarily pastel pencil tutorials, oil painting and drawing lessons, so if you want to learn how to draw and paint wildlife, realistic fur, feathers, eyes dogs, cats - pet portraits and lots more using panpastels, pastel pencils, oil paint etc my TH-cam wildlife art channel is for you.
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Such an important lesson! Immediately, by adding the darker shadows you gave the portrait more dimension. When you added the highlights, it brought the portrait home! Compliments to the original artist who was willing to share!
Thank you. Yes it was great Emma allowed me to show this.
This light and dark took me YEARS of practise to understand it! Thank You Jason for the wonderful tip and for helping each of us on our art journeys!! Your information is priceless!
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my pleasure - its a big lesson to learn, but once you understand it then its a real gamechanger :0 )
Very important lesson! Great explanation. In Photoshop, instead of using dodge and burn (because like you said, it shifts colors), I select the color, then use a brush in multiply mode at a low opacity (5-6%), and build my shadows. For dodging, do the same method, but with the brush in screen mode. You’ll get less color shifts that way, and be able to build up the highlights and shadows. You can even do this on a separate layer above your image so you work non-destructively.
superb - thank you :)
Wow indeed a very essential lesson and so simple thank you Jason learning a lot since I've joined!
Great to hear!
Thank you for this lesson. My drawings have improved massively since implementing your lessons! :)
So glad you are finding my lessons are helping 👌❤️
what to do without a computer help?
you dont need computer help - what I am showing on this video is how it could hav ebeen improved if the artist adjusted their tonal values - this is how you make that happen on your art without a computer - th-cam.com/video/e7-F3L4YnQA/w-d-xo.html
So many artists , I would not call them artists , because if you are not able to master the light or painting and above all drawing , you are not an artist but student . Colorists I call them , first learn how to draw otherwise you are limited . Loved your video ❤️