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wmlepage
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Herb that comes from him not having children. Kids just suck the life and money out of you.
jagardn's Log - Start Date Oct 12 - 2013
- Thread starter jagardn
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You have that right and when they hit college and 2 of them are in college you are living under the poor house cause you can not afford to live in it ..
jagardn
Airbrush Acquisition Disorder Patient
airbrushtutor
Love Spreading Overseer
looks fantastic Jeff 
glad you enjoyed the class!
glad you enjoyed the class!
WhiteKnight
Code Dragon Slayer
Glad you enjoyed the class and got a lot from it
jagardn
Airbrush Acquisition Disorder Patient
Working on a demo piece for a local business. They buy and sell dog paintings. The owner gave me a good reference picture of one the dogs she rescued from a shelter. I hope to be putting together some paintings that she will buy.
Started out by transferring the reference with Saral paper.
Started by laying down some Burnt Umber to build the shadows and texture.
Also put down a thin layer of Paynes Grey in the background because most of the background is on the cool side.
Building more depth on the dog, here is what I have done so far.
Started out by transferring the reference with Saral paper.
Started by laying down some Burnt Umber to build the shadows and texture.
Also put down a thin layer of Paynes Grey in the background because most of the background is on the cool side.
Building more depth on the dog, here is what I have done so far.
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grantmartin850
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Excellent work - can't wait to see it finished
jagardn
Airbrush Acquisition Disorder Patient
Dru always says. "If I can do it, anyone can." Yeah, ok Dru. Haha
WhiteKnight
Code Dragon Slayer
Great start
jagardn
Airbrush Acquisition Disorder Patient
Started adding the backflush with Paynes Grey on the curtains in the background.
Matched the base tone of the wall paint with some orange, killing the chroma a bit with some blue. Then a magenta/yellow/green to tint the wall paint and being it to a value of 5 as in the reference.
Added some blue orange to the cabinets in the background as well as deepened the shadows on the curtains with Sepia Smoke. Some base shadows were also added with the Sepia Smoke.
Here is where I am at right now.
Some more Blue and Violet added to the cabinets to add depth, the. The highlights were erased again.
Matched the base tone of the wall paint with some orange, killing the chroma a bit with some blue. Then a magenta/yellow/green to tint the wall paint and being it to a value of 5 as in the reference.
Added some blue orange to the cabinets in the background as well as deepened the shadows on the curtains with Sepia Smoke. Some base shadows were also added with the Sepia Smoke.
Here is where I am at right now.
Some more Blue and Violet added to the cabinets to add depth, the. The highlights were erased again.
jagardn
Airbrush Acquisition Disorder Patient
Not too outlandish Trish.Ahhh, you're losing me now with all the talk of values and numbers Lol! Just got a neck ache looking up as that whizzed right over my head
Value is just a scale of how dark the color is. I use a scale from 1-10. So the wall color is a mid tone.
jagardn
Airbrush Acquisition Disorder Patient
They are not interchangeable though. I can mix a midtone for a flesh color, but that doesn't necessarily mean it's going to be in the middle of the value scale.I'm just scared of numbers
In most cases Value is the most important part of a painting. Even if the colors and saturation are off, you can still tell what a painting is. If the value is off, it loses it's form and goes to hell.
Diegojavbau
Air-Valve Autobot!
Look great already !!
