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It's a portrait of Amy Lee, but I don't know how much it looks like her. I've been looking at it for too long to notice the mistakes I think.
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but seriously you should do more just like this its really great
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it's not how you get there, its what the finished piece looks like that matters!
X3 What I like best about it is that your dont try to get too intense with your shading. (I've had bad instances with Art teachers who would try to make me over-shade, which just makes it look dirty.) This looks very clean and beautiful.
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It's not fair when you say that I didn't try... I just dont wanna hear it anymore... -Three Days Grace
I did do it with reference, yeah, but I kind of messed with the photo first to get the right contrast I wanted etc before beginning the painting.
I'm glad you like this one!
It was pretty fun to paint too, so I'll definitely be doing more.
Thanks for the comment!
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I didn't want to shade in places where I couldn't see shading on the face, or get too dark with it, so I built up slowly from lighter shades to darker.
I'm really pleased this was so popular. It was just a bit of extra practice to start with, but I do like it. It's my desktop background now XD
Thanks for the nice comments!
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it's not how you get there, its what the finished piece looks like that matters!
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My wings are in the shop, but I can put the halo on if you like.
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Fear my chibiness for it shall rule the world!!!!!
I'm not short... I'm just vertically challenged.
OMR= Oh My Ra. If I can't say my god's name in vain why not theres? XD
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