Fighting Your Comfort Zone
and it isn't easy.
I wanted her hair to look like a nest, the brushstrokes visible, and the bird more of a suggestion of one rather than try and render it realistically.The whole time I was doing this I wanted to slip back into my comfort of blending and trying to get a realistic face.
Not sure what to think of it, although I really like the bird. I do like the loose brushstrokes, but I'm thinking I would like to integrate blending and loose.
In fact right now I feel like I want to get a big brushstroke and smudge it into the blue(lets see if I have the courage to do that). Kind of a mix of Francis Bacon and graffiti artist Conor Harrington.
Just adore his work
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5 Wacky Ways to Ditch Your Comfort Zone
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