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Have a wonderful time everybody!
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Have a wonderful time everybody!
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My first series “Flow” is now complete!
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The idea partly evolved from the phrase “Blood, Sweat and Tears.” I started with “Tears” and ran with it, associating each liquid to a color. After combining the elements of paint, shapes, and primary colors I got a very simple, clean and graphic look.
Feel free to view the larger images on dA.
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Now that I’m finally done with this piece… I can write a little bit about the process! (^0^)I’m just going to give a brief description per step. But before I start let me note that this piece was done with watercolors on watercolor paper. Okay here goes!
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1. So here is my line art. For this I used a size 01 and 03 pigma pen. First I ink the figure evenly using only the 01 pen. Then I take my 03 pen to fill in corners to create some shadow. |
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2. Now its time to paint! First I just wet the area I’m going to paint so that it spreads the color making it fairly light. Think of it as a base color. TIP: the more water you add the lighter the color! So here I’ve started with her face and the lower section of the hair. |
3. In this step I spread the color around to the upper section of the hair and added a navy blue to the turquoise from the previous step. I just apply the paint in the desired area and move it around with my brush. I just keep playing with it until its blended to where I want it. |
4. Here I just continued the previous step with blending the colors. I’ve added some green and extra water to the lightest areas. |
5. In this step I’ve worked on the bubbles and the fish. I painted them the same way I explained in step 2. Always starting with wetting the paper then applying the paint. For the bubbles I mixed purple and turquoise and for the fish I used orange. |
For the finishing touches I added some red to the fish and finished the face and body section with a sponge brush. And after some color adjustment on Photoshop we get the newest addition to my portfolio, “Aquatic.”

しあがり。
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