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This is the last installment on this series. Since our group is small right now I can take requests on future videos. What would YOU like to see painted and explained? More portraits? Landscapes? Still life? Water scenes? Pets? Please comment below to let me know. Happy painting!

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Portrait Painting without drawing (part4)

This is the last installment of this painting. I am currently working on a lot more tutorials to be released soon!

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Ethan Rogers

Thank you for the great series. It was very helpful. What about painting something with an interesting texture, like a leather jacket or piece of fruit?

Susan Douglas

I would love to see landscapes more than anything else. Though as someone new, I would really not be the best judge. I love how you explain things on youtube so joined you here. I am still very much at "no clue what I'm doing" though am unable to draw more than a stick figure so portraits haven't ever been much interest. Might change who knows.

Ron Anderson

I love your portrait series, I gained heaps from the first two, thank you. Would love you to do more portrait’s as they are hard to master, possibly more impressionistic.

Marita Boswell

I would love women portraits but as part of a figure composition where the clothed figure is included. I have always been interested on how to paint fabrics...silks, sheer fabrics, creating folds, etc

Beverly Romero

More Pet Portraits. I am a new member. I do a lot of pet portraits, but I want to develop a looser style. I already did your puppy Rottweiler. I loved it and learned a lot from that. Thanks Chris

Kashni Kumar

this is supposed to be a complete tutorial, you have skipped the necklace part of the tutorial, is there a specific reason why???

Kashni Kumar

also the carving of the left eye, you skipped. I am sorry but it can be extremely disturbing for someone who has reached this far spending five hours on a portrait to miss the essential parts carving of the eyes...I don't think its fair

Julie

I would like to see a portrait of a fair skinned child 7-12 years old...light hair.... How to add dimension when the skin is fair and smooth, not much shadow... Fur animal portraits...horses....elephants...lol...thank you!