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Paint Realistic Wrinkles in Acrylic (Beta)
Before We Begin
Welcome...and a Blessing on this Class (4:23)
Supplies and Materials You'll Need (22:29)
A Couple More Items (1:30)
Learning About Wrinkles Before We Paint Them
Wrinkles--What and Why? (6:00)
Anatomy of Facial Wrinkles (17:23)
Anatomy of Facial Wrinkles--Learning Exercise (2:10)
Anatomy of Wrinkles on Another Face (7:24)
Anatomy of Wrinkles on Main Portrait Reference Photo (7:00)
2 Categories of Wrinkles (3:37)
Preparing Your Painting Surface
Smoothing the Canvas with Gesso/Matte Medium (5:35)
Sanding Your Canvas (2:57)
Re-Coating Your Canvas (3:51)
Final Sanding and Re-coat (0:54)
Drawing the Grid on Your Canvas (5:24)
Sealing in Your Grid (2:39)
Muting the Grid (4:53)
Creating the Sketch
Our Main Reference Photo with the Grid
Before We Begin the Sketch (4:04)
Sketching the Outline of the Form (8:25)
Filling in the Features Lightly (12:25)
Refining the Facial Features Step 1 (22:00)
Refining the Facial Features, Step 2 (29:07)
Refining the Facial Features, Step 3 (29:04)
Sketching the Clothing (33:37)
Finishing up the Sketch (11:41)
Beginning the Painting Process
Covering Up the Grid Lines (7:01)
Sealing in the Sketch (5:14)
Preparing the Palette (1:32)
A Blessing on the Painting (1:14)
Initial Painting Layer--Background and Dark Values (12:59)
Beginning Shadows and Values in the Face (18:02)
Building up Color and Value as a Foundation for Painting Wrinkles
A Few Thoughts on the Process (2:36)
Darkening the Background, the Jacket, and Certain Spots on the Face (15:18)
Separating Between the Light Sources on the Face (4:33)
Creating the Initial Architecture of the Wrinkles (19:18)
Working Toward the "Middle"
What We'll Be Covering in this Session and a Blessing On It (2:34)
Darkening the Background and Bringing Contrast to the Face (10:29)
Filling in the Jacket and More (12:33)
Adjusting the Chin and Adding Some Darker Values Within Shadows (16:57)
Filling in the Color on the Lapel and More (13:05)
Getting Closer to the Wrinkles
Intro to this Session (1:53)
Filling in the Mid-tones (Large areas) and Darker Values (Smaller areas) (21:49)
Refining MidTones (16:47)
Darkening the Darker, Smaller Area Values (Crevices) (14:37)
Enriching the Value and Color
About this Lesson (2:19)
How to Get Smoothness and Lighten Up Layers (Q & A Live Session) (68:47)
More Midtone Work (10:06)
Adding Pinkish Tones to the Face (19:29)
Shading the Wrinkles
Intro (1:14)
Shading in the Eye Sockets, Forehead, Chin and Neck Wrinkles (20:58)
Adding Highlights and Texture to the Wrinkles in the Cheeks and Chin (24:34)
Sculpting Wrinkles on the Cheeks and Forehead with Reflected Light (23:09)
Refining Details and Adding Highlights
Adding Highlights and Shadows to the Nose and More... (17:22)
Refining the Area Around the Eyes (13:26)
Darkening the Skin Tones to Make the Highlights Brighter (15:11)
Adding Precise Highlights to the Wrinkles (13:32)
Final Session--Adjusting Values, Adding Details and Slight Nuances
Intro (1:46)
Darkening the Midtone and Adding Deeper Crevices to Wrinkles (21:19)
Refining the Cheek Creases (Jugal Folds) Left Side (20:18)
Refining the Cheek Creases (Jugal Folds) Right Side (15:26)
Refining the Forehead Wrinkles (Vertical Glabellar and Transverse Furrows) (16:03)
Enhancing the Forehead Wrinkles (Transverse Furrows, Right Side) (18:24)
Finishing Touches (21:05)
Thank You (1:23)
Bonus: How to Fix Up Issues With Your Portrait
Critique and Corrections/ Adjustments on Student Portrait (31:09)
Shading in the Eye Sockets, Forehead, Chin and Neck Wrinkles
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