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This video is the first in a series were I complete a portrait of Rose from Titanic without a planned out drawing. A lot of times when I start a portrait I measure out where all the features are going to be and I draw them. In this video I did not draw them. I enjoy this process more than the others because it allows you to find the face as you go like a sculptor. Once I get paint on the canvas it's a matter of pushing, pulling, and sculpting the face out of it. There are many ways to paint a portrait and this is just one way. Enjoy!

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This video is the first in a series were I complete a portrait without a planned out drawing. A lot of times when I start a portrait I measure out where all the features are going to be and I draw them. In this video I did not draw them. I enjoy this process more than the others because it allows you to find the face as you go like a sculptor. Once I get paint on the canvas its a matter of pushing, pulling, and sculpting the face out of it. There are many ways to paint a portrait and this is just one way. Enjoy!

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Guy Murray

I've never thought I'd bother with portraits - too daunting -either looks like a person whereas a mountain is different but I'm going to start right out my comfort zone and try do all the portraits. If I can eventually produce a portrait that is at all promising and looks like a person then I reckon I can paint anything. Cant wait to get my facebook login sorted - love to see how people have progressed that have been painting here .

Guy Murray

I bottled it and started joker instead - wish i had stuck to the girl- joker i went to thick so jut about ready to continue so started doing small studies - my 1st oil painting i did there was 30" x 30 as i didnt know better now i realize lots of small ones ill learn faster. if i can back into facebook and my joker will get alot of laughs hahaha. Thanks for comment and interest :-)

Johan Hellberg

Great! Yeah ive mostly kept to smaller paintings to be able to get them done in one to three sessions. Keep painting and practicing!

ashley patton

Hi! I was wondering if I need the oil primed linen for this? Right now I just have canvas