This is the final portrait commission I’d been working on. It was painted from reference photos, provided by the commissioner, using Procreate.
I use the same process for acrylic or digital paintings. I do a detailed drawing and value study first. Then, I paint in the base colors and work from thin to thick.
Detailed drawing using Procreate.
Portrait painted using Procreate.
I’ve been working on a digital portrait commission that includes some hand drawing. It made me think a quick tip tutorial may be helpful to anyone who struggles with drawing hands. If you like this and would like to see more, or if you would like to know how to draw something specific, please let me know and I may do a tutorial or tip sheet on it in the future.
A Quick Tip Sheet For Drawing Hands.
This digital drawing was created using Procreate on an iPad Pro.
I believe this one is done for now. It’s 7 x 5” acrylic painting on a cradled wood panel. I still have to apply a varnish. I find it’s easier to photo paintings before the varnish is applied. I’ll be taking some nicer photos of this one when the weather clears up outside. Hope you enjoy the colors and how they play on the water as much as I did.
Two friends SUPing together
I’m so very happy and excited to share one of my projects with you. I was very lucky to be asked to create the Food and Beverage Staff shirt for this years Farm Fair, which starts tomorrow and runs through Sunday. Please stop by and enjoy some great food by Chef Kimo and his staff.
2019 Kualoa Farm Fair t-shirt Design for Food and Beverage.
Sometimes a bad week can lead to good things. I created this happy bunny using Procreate on an iPad. Products are available on Threadless: https://wynnart.threadless.com/designs/happy-balloons
Happy Balloons by Michelle Wynn/ Wynn Art Studio. Created using Procreate on an iPad Pro.
Slippers are part of Hawaiian life. A basic necessity of everyday wear. Just not in the house!
Created using Procreate
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Read MoreIf you’re interested to see how I work from initial sketch to final illustration, this video shows that as a time-lapse. This was all created using Procreate on an iPad Pro. For more videos, please check out my Youtube Channel.
