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Yes TT__TT I tried this the other day with some watercolour paper
there is almost nooo detail whatsoever!! I just can't seem to DO paint. No matter how hard I practice.
I've vowed to practice do damn hard so I get as adept at traditionals as I am with digital.
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SenseiTari Says:
D: but its still very smooth
A lA AmolA Says:
this is not bad, but i know someone, whom watercolour paper pics look... incredible cool and almost realistic
roweny Says:
I'm sure you'll just need the practise. I definately would say that your works are bautiful and full of potential, so heads up!
I can't even think how ugly my works were few years back... X'D
And even though you say the work don't have detail, I love her face, the eyes and soft feautures seem to capture me.
rinuski Says:
but the colors are so smooth and rich! n___n that's amazing, not bad at all.
o44 Says:
Ooooh~
I love this!
Goldenavatar Says:
I had that problem when I began experimenting with watercolor mediums myself. Some folks make pencil, or ink drawings before they lay down any brushwork. You find a lot of Japanese comic book illustrators use that technique from time to time. All in all, it really just comes down to practice, and developing an approach that gives you a look to your work that you find pleasing. The frustration you'll get is a good way to remember that back in the early days of watercolor painting, it was primarily used by painters to decide how they'd make their paintings.
yomiku Says:
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaw i think it looks nice
u just keep it up
and ul get better by time ^^
cuz this looks so nice
Maggie Says:
... still a million times better than I am with watercolors. D=
The hair and face seem to look the best compared to the rest (and almost extremely close to your digital style, too). You may enjoy oil paints (but the good ones are kind of expensive). =]
saito250 Says:
its really good!
Zweizi Galon Says:
She kinda reminds me of Leena from Chrono Cross.