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Sir Alan

Postby RayGuselli on Sun Jul 05, 2009 8:03 am

You're hired!!!!!!

Hope you like

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Alan portrait

Postby Patre on Sun Jul 05, 2009 5:01 pm

Very nice work on the hair,face and background. My hunch is that you masked in the facial texture and/or were extremely patient with a very small brush. Interesting portrait..
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Re: Alan portrait

Postby RayGuselli on Mon Jul 06, 2009 2:12 am

Patre wrote:Very nice work on the hair,face and background. My hunch is that you masked in the facial texture and/or were extremely patient with a very small brush. Interesting portrait..


Hi Patre

Many thanks


I used a rough brush at about 20 opacity and followed the lines to ensure they were kept.

I realised that in his portrait, Sir Alan would not look right without those lines of experience!...or just old age!!!

All the best

Kind regards as always

Ray
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