Number 1 of a series of "Human" portraits. I'll try to portray my characters before they became immortal; in that sense, I'll try to emulate the art of the period.
In this case, it's Juno Millet, circa 1420 (middle ages). This was a hard one because I didn't want to distort her features so much to make her look like those... You know, plastic-out-of-proportion middle ages portraits. So I kind of did my own version, but I'll try to avoid that in the next ones X__X It's gonna be sooooo hard with Paul, I know.
There's still six remaining, from Hellenistic Greece to nowadays. Who's gonna be next? I have no clue...
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You know, I'd swear I have a picture with that dress in my references folder. *to lazy to look*
I love it! I think you've really captured rtant elements of this style. And that's one nice craquelé texture. Looking forward to the others!
Increíble como todo lo que haces!
Saskia: Oh yes, I did copy the dress but I don't remember the artist >.< the pattern on the sleeve is from another painting. Thank you so much!
Eileen: Gracias! X3
this is fantastic! looking forward to your next portrait.
Thank you XD I just posted a WIP of the next one!
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