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hiddenblade
Sketchbook
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My sketchbook for cartoons
Aside from my sketchbook for film scenes, I also have a separate sketchbook for scenes from cartoons. I love cartoons (a lot of them from Cartoon Network lol) and they are a great source of learning if
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hiddenblade
Sketchbook
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Intuitive paintings IV
Previously, I focused more on painting shapes. This time, the focus is more on brushstrokes . I didn't have any plans on what a batch of paintings would be for the day but looking at them altogether, they
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hiddenblade
Sketchbook
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Painting studies from movie scenes
After using film scenes as references for my studies, I realized I really like doing it because I love a good film composition. For this one, I want to paint something that is mostly close to my interest
hiddenblade
Sketchbook
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Intuitive paintings III
For this part, it's mostly going to be blocks of paint. They're very shaped-focused instead of the usual brushstroke-focused. I was using the big brush a lot, so that was mainly the reason. :D This one
sarjan.hossain71
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hiddenblade
Sketchbook
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Can you guess where these movie scenes are from?
A really good way to study colors is to observe films. I love films as well and I myself had a lil bit of training with screenwriting so whenever I watch films, I always observe how they present colors
hiddenblade
Sketchbook
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Trying out Holbein gouache paint
One of the mediums that we have tried in art school is gouache, which we used sort of like an intro to paints. I remember I really liked using it cos it felt like an acrylic but like an oil at the same