Hi folks
My name is Tamires and I'm a design student! I noticed lately I've been lacking some technical stuff on my latest works and I decided to start a sketchbook challenge for myself so as to brush up on some basic skills. So, the big issue I'm facing when making a painting is thinking 3D, letting go of the lineart and sketching with color, like getting all the hues and working on values... I have always painted in black&white to establish the values first, then I use the layer modes on PS to color it, but the colors have been like greyish for some time and it's really bugging me... Aaaand I wanna start painting on Painter because of its traditional feel.
So, my rules are:
Deadline: December 31st
Subjects: Heads, Arms, Hands, Torsos, Feet, Legs, Interiors, Exteriors/Landscapes, Texture, Perspective and Machinery.
Main rules:
-I have to paint 50 of each subject.
-I must always use reference.
-I must paint on Painter and use strictly colors, no value sketching for this one.
-I must always block in shapes and use no lineart.
-I must spend no longer than 20 minutes on each painting.
-I must always spend 10 minutes with warm up exercises.
My old stuff comes first, the four last ones are the latest studies. Please, crit! And if you want, I can crit your stuff toolet's improve together!






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well, lately I've been worrying too much about rendering and more technical stuff and I feel my drawings lost a lot of its gesture, soo... I came back in time and made a bunch of these. Still trying to figure out good settings for gesturing with Painter... and also, I gotta make my brush strokes flow more rapidly, instintively. On paper I achieve that (specially with a brush) but on Painter is a bit more tough. 
this time with Painter 12












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