Painting a Realistic Watercolor Portrait in Procreate
Painting a Realistic Watercolor Portrait in Procreate, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.2, with 13 lectures, based on 62 reviews, and has 490 subscribers.
You will learn about To choose a good reference image. To sketch a realistic portrait from a photograph using the Loomis method. How to make a value study. How to create the perfect color palette. To paint a realistic watercolor portrait using layers. To paint aged skin, eyes, hair, fabric folds… This course is ideal for individuals who are Aspiring artist and illustrators or All levels Procreate users or People interested in creating digital watercolor portraits It is particularly useful for Aspiring artist and illustrators or All levels Procreate users or People interested in creating digital watercolor portraits.
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Summary
Title: Painting a Realistic Watercolor Portrait in Procreate
Price: $49.99
Average Rating: 4.2
Number of Lectures: 13
Number of Published Lectures: 13
Number of Curriculum Items: 15
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 15
Original Price: $27.99
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
- To choose a good reference image.
- To sketch a realistic portrait from a photograph using the Loomis method.
- How to make a value study.
- How to create the perfect color palette.
- To paint a realistic watercolor portrait using layers.
- To paint aged skin, eyes, hair, fabric folds…
Who Should Attend
- Aspiring artist and illustrators
- All levels Procreate users
- People interested in creating digital watercolor portraits
Target Audiences
- Aspiring artist and illustrators
- All levels Procreate users
- People interested in creating digital watercolor portraits
Painting a realistic portrait is much more than creating a well proportioned sketch and using a beautiful color palette. Our goal is to capture the likeness and character of a subject.
My name is Lettie, I studied Architecture and I’ve been an illustrator since 2012.
I’ve worked on a wide range of projects from architectural designs to video games, to children’s books, websites, I sell my illustrations on print-on-demand sites and, currently, I am combining my illustrator work with teaching digital art… I think it’s worth the effort to take on new challenges and keep evolving. And today, is a good day for a new challenge! Yes, today we are going to paint a realistic watercolor portrait in Procreate. I know it can be intimidating, but I will walk you through all my process.
In this step-by-step course, we will start learning how to choose a good reference image. We’ll talk about the importance of lighting and contrast.
Afterwards, we will use the Loomis method to simplify the head into basic forms. We will learn how to make a value study in a traditional and in a digital way, understand the properties of color and several methods to create the perfect color palette.
Next, we will talk about digital watercolors. Since the techniques and process will be the same than with real watercolors, you will be able to do this digitally or traditionally. The choice is yours!
Finally, we will start painting our portrait. I’ll share with you tips on how to paint skin, eyes, hair, fabric folds, texture, and much more.
The reference image, custom brushes, color palettes, procreate file… everything you need to start painting your portrait with me is included in this course.
Basic knowledge of Procreate is recommended but not required to take this class. Having said that, let’s get started!
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Introduction
Lecture 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Getting Ready
Lecture 1: Lesson 1: Choosing a Good Reference Image.
Lecture 2: Lesson 2: Sketching.
Lecture 3: Lesson 3: Value Study.
Lecture 4: Lesson 4: Color Palette.
Chapter 3: Digital Watercolors
Lecture 1: Lesson 5: Masking Fluid.
Lecture 2: Lesson 6: Glazing.
Chapter 4: Layering Colors
Lecture 1: Lesson 7: Aged Skin and Bananas.
Lecture 2: Lesson 8: Layering Colors.
Lecture 3: Lesson 9: Adding Blue Everywhere.
Lecture 4: Lesson 10: Painting Fabric.
Lecture 5: Lesson 11: Painting Hair.
Lecture 6: Lesson 12: Finishing Touches.
Instructors
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Lettie Blue
Architect and Freelance Illustrator
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- 1 stars: 3 votes
- 2 stars: 1 votes
- 3 stars: 8 votes
- 4 stars: 12 votes
- 5 stars: 38 votes
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