Portrait Drawing Design Tips from Chris Legaspi - Proko
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Date: 2022-03-14
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Comments and reviews: 7
Steve
Very clear and concise! A helpful follow up would be to portray the same actor /character in poses and expressions that don-t match the reference - because poster design usually requires new images that don-t already exist as photos.
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Very clear and concise! A helpful follow up would be to portray the same actor /character in poses and expressions that don-t match the reference - because poster design usually requires new images that don-t already exist as photos.
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lanigirognithemos
I was skeptical about this because I would expect the thumbnail to be a bit more photorealistic but this video was actually very useful for the purpose of achieving likeness so big thumbs up from me!
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I was skeptical about this because I would expect the thumbnail to be a bit more photorealistic but this video was actually very useful for the purpose of achieving likeness so big thumbs up from me!
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Dirty
Well Chris is mistaken. Drew has retired and no longer makes posters. And designed posters are not -still a thing-. Occasionally we get some specialised ones. But really it is Photoshop all way.
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Well Chris is mistaken. Drew has retired and no longer makes posters. And designed posters are not -still a thing-. Occasionally we get some specialised ones. But really it is Photoshop all way.
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Popiiporo
It'll be interesting to interview Chris, and how he got super good and get into big boy companies, stuff like -did he strictly study art for 10 hours every single day- or something.
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It'll be interesting to interview Chris, and how he got super good and get into big boy companies, stuff like -did he strictly study art for 10 hours every single day- or something.
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Studio
I really like the way the process is broken up: 1- Primary Shapes, 2- Secondary Shapes, 3- Detail Shapes. It-s clear and simple, and you can take each step on its own. Thanks Chris!
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I really like the way the process is broken up: 1- Primary Shapes, 2- Secondary Shapes, 3- Detail Shapes. It-s clear and simple, and you can take each step on its own. Thanks Chris!
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Nika
So innovative! you always manage to surprise me! It's always nice the moment I see the notification with your new video! See you next time!
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So innovative! you always manage to surprise me! It's always nice the moment I see the notification with your new video! See you next time!
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John
Thanks for this! I learned more about Portrait drawing from this video than I did in all the portrait classes I took over the years.
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Thanks for this! I learned more about Portrait drawing from this video than I did in all the portrait classes I took over the years.
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