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Some head studies! I’ve been trying to adjust my workflow a bit in order to maintain the spontaneity of my first sketch. Normally I do a very loose first sketch and then a more detailed skech on top, but for this workflow, I only made one sketch. I tried to make my first sketch a bit cleaner, and then go straight from that to color. I also wanted to try a rendering style that was more about enhancing and supporting the sketch than painting over it. Basically I just want to keep the flowiness of my initial lines intact in the final render. So I tried to scale back the amount of detail and keep the painting style quite simple. Hope you like these!

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viaa

Hii

Lily Theis

Love it! Wish I could learn to colour like this. Struggling with shadows and highlights...

Lovewin

Wow I love how smooth this looks with those colors and simple sketch

Emily Cartier

These give me a best of both worlds vibe for your two rendering styles tutorial. I really like this!

France

This really demonstrates that a few key shadows are all it takes to give a lot of depth and volume!

Lauren Nicole

I really love this! I actually was thinking about going back to painting like this because I get caught up in the painting process and it no longer becomes a sketch! I’m trying to find that happy medium so I’m not losing the lines in my work that I’m happy with.

Tyler

These are quite pleasant! I love hearing the breakdown of what you tried to accomplish it too

Zu Roque

Love this!!!!! Yes!!!

Thalerbet

Sounds so nice! It would be great to see a tutorial about simple workflow like that in the future <3

Loish

thanks! that's a great idea! I'm going to be making this month's tutorial about drawing men, so it might touch on some of this stuff in the demo already :)

Loish

definitely, I really feel that! I tend to oscillate between the two :)

Debra DiCosola

One of my favorite things about your art, is that you draw real people in your own magical way. You’re so inspiring. I’m so grateful you post here and talk about your process.