- first (top): improvisation started in my workshop at the Libre Graphic Meeting 2013 , with details added later at home.
- second (bottom): improvisation done on my laptop during the Libre Graphic Meeting 2013
For more info about The Libre Graphic Meeting 2013 in Madrid; my LGM2013 report and photo gallery is published here
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So nice! This makes me think about a mirror Arcimboldo's style painting. It would be great! :-D
@OddPierrot :Thx ! That's a good idea =) I 'll keep that in my head. thx!
Will you make a tutorial please, explaining how you paint a complete human face...like how you paint the eyes, hairs or eyebrows or the shades and lights on face, the skin tones, and skin details like freckles and moles, spots. It will be very helpful.
There are a couple of tutorials scattered across the net but the best ones are done by commercial softwares. Even if someone wants to go on with the techniques only, will lost his way. The tutorial will say "do this" and "do those" and those certain actions wont be found in gimp, krita or mypaint. Your artworks are of elite class, even though you did in opensource apps. So if you make a tutorial about such detailed artworks, it will be greatly helpful.
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What a great concept. Beautiful art work.
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