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Painting Tutorial: The Riderby *PinkParasol

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A tutorial for my most recent piece, "The Rider". I hope this is easy to follow and that it will help to explain my work flow, as well as possibly be a learning tool for someone out there. I tried to document the process each evening I worked on it. Unfortunately, it ended up taking awhile to finish since I had to take some time to let it dry between layers. Hopefully, this will help someone!

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*Woodland-Mel Oct 4, 2012

Wow, thank you for this. I've just gotten into painting again and would love to try this technique one day.

~sweetpie2 Sep 15, 2012

Thanks, this is very informative - I really enjoyed reading it.

~x-diego Mar 2, 2012 Hobbyist Digital Artist

It works for me......

!Tsubakini Jan 9, 2012 Hobbyist Digital Artist

I love how much the character on the horse changes in the process, first it looks like an female indian, then a male indian, than a male roman soldier, then a mix between the two....kinda confused as what he's supposed to be?