#portrait tutorial

[dhabitahpunk-art]

Head over to my Instagram page to view the more detailed explanation.

[mentiradeloro]

"Cinema"

Oneiric portrait created using the traditional mixed technique of watercolor and colored pencils by @mentiradeloro

🎞️If you want to watch how I create my illustrations from scratch and you feel like learning how to use this technique in a practical and dynamic way, I invite you to visit my YouTube channel, where I have created a detailed video tutorial 👉🏻https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZnFqv2mfjA&t=687s

[sullivanwuzhere]

Ganon

[turidtorkilsdottir]

Dragon Age The Veilguard - PhotoMode Tips

Some lovely people on BlueSky encouraged me to give some tips for portraits with the DATV PhotoMode. Here it is :3

If you have any questions or additions, contact me <3

[ramonn90]

Get access to my brushes, art tips, process videos, and files here https://www.patreon.com/ramonn90

[autumnslance]

How to Collect all the Framer Kits

There are a LOT of framer kits out there now for our adventure plates and dungeon portraits. But where to find them all?

You don't need to go hunting it up on websites; the game will tell you!

Open up your Portrait menu. I'll use a currently unused plate of Aeryn's.

Select "Edit" above the center portrait. On that page, where it lets you select the Presets, Background, Frame, and Accent, there are the usual arrows, but also a page icon, the Background paper button boxed in yellow below to contrast with my dark mode UI.

At the top of that submenu are options to show obtained or unobtained, and also how/where you get the various backgrounds.

Filtering out the ones I own, I see I can get A "Heaven's Orthodoxy" (among others) and at the bottom of the list, it tells me where I can get it (from Khloe Aliapoh in Idyllshire; never free of that kitten...)

There are plenty out there! Every Allied Society has a framer kit now, talking to old Jonathas in Gridania about your achievements will nab a few, turning in bicolor gems to various vendors will add a few more, PvP for Job frames...the list goes on! The second dropdown in the submenu will give you ideas of all the ways to find kits.

And yes, it works exactly the same way for previewing Adventure Plate options!

Go forth, and make your WoL's ID cards pretty!

[exocynraku]

do you perhaps……….. have a shading tut………. please yoyr art is stunning

it ended up evolving into a whole portrait tutorial hope thats ok

[checkadii]

He’s real t me

[kaiserouo]

(prev)

i colored that

[jaeharuart]

Facial Mapping Guide for Drawing Better Faces that took waaaay too long to put together..... (this is published on my Artstation linked on my LinkTree too in case the quality is too bad to see here)

Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/JaeHaruArt?fan_landing=true

LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/jaeharuart

[noroniko]

happy birthday viktor arcane

[cozmic-ash]

Reposting this reel I made on IG, cause this subject has been on my mind lately. :)

The obsession with improvement in the online art world benefits nobody. It only creates an environment of insanely high standards and petrifying fear of creating anything less than perfect. If we are expected to be CONSTANTLY improving without rest or end, anything we create that doesn't reflect that improvement means we have failed.

It's pernicious and toxic.

Obviously if you WANT to improve, you should. But no artist is obligated to improve if they don't want to. Like, if you don't WANT to learn anatomy, don't lol. Being an artist, and making art, is not about 'improvement', and to pretend that it is -- that all artists should be constantly striving to improve and reach some unattainable pinnacle of skill -- is capitalism-induced brainworms and nothing more.

Deconstruct the idea that improvement is necessary to be an artist

Kill the art cop inside your head 🥰 (< I can say that on tumblr lol)

[pumpkinofpassion]

Eye bag tutorial?? Kinda?? that a friend asked for that I'm posting at 4 am cuz I can't sleep either

[celeryguy]

Wanted to try making some PMD style portraits!

Eelektross's were paper sketch to spriting, Electabuzz's was digital art to spriting (and used color indexing)

[strorberrysquid]

working on portraits for my stardew valley mod that im definitally going to finish making and not give up on /silly

not sure if ill keep these composition and everything wise but i like how they look! i decided to use whichever seasons design i thought was most iconic, ill probably include their other designs in the seasonal variants or smth. lemme know what you think i love getting feedback on my silly little (big) projects! :D

[art-appreciation-dog]

Keep portraits from looking flat (via artwod_)