Portrait Painting With Acrylics guide Review
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If you are a beginner acrylics portrait painter or are considering to get started, you might have many questions like:
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How to paint a portrait from a photo?
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What colors to choose to create skin tones that look real?
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How to paint shadows and show the roundness of facial features?
… etc.
I know that it can be easy for you to feel overwhelmed because of the sheer amount of choices and information that are available. Painting portraits via traditional methods takes a long time and requires lots of practice.
Julie Shoemaker, an artist and art instructor based in Watertown, New York, has designed the Portrait Painting With Acrylics guide to quickly increase your confidence in acrylic portrait drawing and help you answer the most important questions when starting a portrait.
“Cheat” your way to success by following Julie’s proven step-by-step methods. Learn how to create a ‘base’ painting then progressively add details similar to creating a 3D model.
The guide contains 33 pages and a total of 66 photos and clearly explains:
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How to get the tools needed to start without breaking the bank.
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Finding proper reference materials.
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Preparing the canvas.
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3 methods to create an accurate sketch and getting your sketch into the canvas.
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Investigating convincing skin tone colors.
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Panting noses, lips and mouths with a detailed study of the differences between closed and open mouths.
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Panting ears and eyes.
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Panting lifelike hair.
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A BONUS lesson on painting portraits in black and white.
Unlike most other guides that only include written material, Julie is also including a full 1 hour video where she goes through all the steps explained in the guide from zero to a complete portrait of a beautiful brunette.
Get the Portrait Painting With Acrylics guide now and paint look-a-like portraits using acrylics even if you have not painted before, in as little as one day!
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