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This blog records all my artwork including detailed step by step process.

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Chuotanhls - Portrait Study

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This is step-by-step process of my portrait sketch of  Chuotnhls . The purpose of this portrait study is to improve my values and lighting based on feedback of my previous work. Chuotnhls This photo shows an Asian girl dressed in a white shirt under strong lighting off the top left. The challenge here is rendering the female face without losing the contrast between light and shadow. In addition, the white shirt's value easily blends with the skin. Draft I began the draft by positioning the head in the ideal composition on paper. Then, with the loomis method, recreate the head in a 3-quarter angle with a slight tilt. Then I took a soft approach for the rest of the head; Squinting and making educated guesses of where the facial features are. Lay-In At the lay-in stage, I quickly separated the major light and shadows with the shading technique using a 6B pencil held with an overhand grip. Everything is kept light at this point to give me room for any mistakes. Shading I used the shadi...
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Visiting Public Television

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Public Television‘s film studio. Andrew Lin 2018 Today we visited Public Television. The Public Television was founded on 1 July 1998. As the name suggests, Public television is a TV platform created for the benefit of the public. Unlike many other similar TV channels, Public Television's intention was to create a TV channel dedicated to educational content. For example, one of their programs 'Peopo' is a news show that broadcasts motivational stories of everyday people who made small yet inspiring contributions to society. One of the stories they documented was an ordinary pilot who sacrificed all his saved money to help stray dogs. Public Television allows the public to submit anyone's motivational stories to be broadcasted on 'Peopo'. However, due to Public Television's strict quality control, only a small proportion of the stories filmed by the public made it into 'Peopo'. The corporation is aware that no viewers care about a rand...
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