Theorosa Nightshade
Good evening friends, today my drawing for @Splinterlands contest I decided to make it a portrait, this card is one of those that I have been trying to do for a long time and I don't know why it is so difficult for me, her skin tone confuses me a lot and in other opportunities I have tried but I never got it right, today I decided to do it without caring too much about the color, I chose to paint the skin with purple, pink and blue tones, I liked the idea of a penetrating look with luminous eyes but with the greatest brightness just in the center where the iris would be very small turquoise blue, I hope you like it.
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Proceso/Process
This card transmits me madness, and although I didn't want to do something too expressive, I did achieve a lost look in the sketch, I feel it looks quite imposing, I started to paint the skin using light and dark purple tones, also a little pink in the lights, in a new layer I added more tones to completely form the skin, then I drew the marks on the face in light blue, I started to mix the colors leaving a smooth skin, then I took care of filling the clothes with similar tones to those of the original card.
I added lights and shadows to the clothing to give it volume but without too many details since it is not so visible in this portrait, then I painted the hair with a dark base color and added lights with light grays and whites, I changed the background to a lilac tone since the previous color did not convince me too much, then I added points of light in some areas of the face that I wanted to highlight and I finished editing the image to my taste, this time giving it a slightly cooler tone and increasing the contrast.
Tools:
- Photoshop CC 2022
- XP-PEN Deco Pro
Herramientas:
- Photoshop CC 2022
- XP-PEN Deco Pro
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