My favorite is version 1 minus the tangent created by the hair and the tree. I like the flow of hair better. However I like the inclusion of the hands better in version 2. Jeez! I guess I like a combined version of both 1 and 2.
Been using this technique too, but for someone like me who can't hire models & rely on what i can find online, it can get pretty hard to make concept photos. Sometimes, when I just can't find the right reference photo, I have to be my own model lmao Edit: Lioba, if you could, it would be cool if you could make a video about composition specifically? I often struggle with my artwork looking too noisy &/or lacking something that I couldn't figure out :')
Learning new tools can help For instance, Unreal Engine 5 has a tool called Metahuman which would allow you to create realistic looking people, pose and light them however you like. There is no upfront cost (and no cost at all if you don't ship a UE5 product) You can take screen shots and use those as composition components in other pieces of image editing software It also may be interesting to use some AI generative tools like Dall-e for composition work. You can type out your idea and see if you like anything that is generated. These AI tools were (arguably unfairly) trained on actual master works and millions of genuine pieces of art, so the compositions are generally decent Hope this helps!
It's so disgusting when you edit her face and don't even know why it's disgusting or why people don't like it when you do it... "In my opinion, it just looks better", that comment was so ignorant, it baffles me how people that think like that actually exist
What an inspiring process.
Your creations are gorgeous and inspiring, and your advices are simply great!!! Thank you so much.
Ahh, thank you so much, that means a lot to me!
photobashing can be a great way to figure out out to paint something
My favorite is version 1 minus the tangent created by the hair and the tree. I like the flow of hair better. However I like the inclusion of the hands better in version 2. Jeez! I guess I like a combined version of both 1 and 2.
It's so hard, isn't it? 😅
@@LiobaBrueckner
It is!
Beautiful concept work! Thank you
Thank you so much!!
You make it look easy. wonderful work
Been using this technique too, but for someone like me who can't hire models & rely on what i can find online, it can get pretty hard to make concept photos. Sometimes, when I just can't find the right reference photo, I have to be my own model lmao
Edit: Lioba, if you could, it would be cool if you could make a video about composition specifically? I often struggle with my artwork looking too noisy &/or lacking something that I couldn't figure out :')
There's nothing wrong with being your own model! Lots of artists take pictures of their own body parts in specific poses for reference.
@@mydogeatspuke oh my bad. Didn't mean to sound as if it's a negative thing😂
@@mydogeatspuke love your username btw
@@chronic.dementia haha it's funny because it's true. She's disgusting.
Learning new tools can help
For instance, Unreal Engine 5 has a tool called Metahuman which would allow you to create realistic looking people, pose and light them however you like. There is no upfront cost (and no cost at all if you don't ship a UE5 product)
You can take screen shots and use those as composition components in other pieces of image editing software
It also may be interesting to use some AI generative tools like Dall-e for composition work. You can type out your idea and see if you like anything that is generated. These AI tools were (arguably unfairly) trained on actual master works and millions of genuine pieces of art, so the compositions are generally decent
Hope this helps!
I love your work…you give e confidence in building my watercolor confidence
The amount of time and effort you put into the composition is amazing 👏 ,my favourite version is 2 🥰
Ahhh, thank you so much!!!
Brilliant advice and such a lovely artwork.! Can’t wait for the rest of the tutorial. Thank you for sharing your talents! 🤗
Thank you so much!
you are truly incredible Lioba!💖
Love your work and creative process. Thank you for sharing and inspiring.
VERY INSPIRED.. THANK YOU 🙏 🌈
Beautiful work and great advice!
Thank you so much!!
Amazing work.
Love it ❤
I want to make a composition for a 16x20 canvas, how do I know how to print out my reference so it fits good on the canvas?
You just print it out as 16x20 and then tape the single pages together! Or you can use a projector! 😉
It's so disgusting when you edit her face and don't even know why it's disgusting or why people don't like it when you do it... "In my opinion, it just looks better", that comment was so ignorant, it baffles me how people that think like that actually exist