Liv Tyler Speed Painting

Liv Tyler Speed Painting by Sputnik

My first one in colour with my current techniques

I made a phew mistakes with the hair but redid them

I also missed recording the chest because i didn't resume capturing

Took 6 and a bit hours, with Photoshop CS2 and a wacom tablet

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• sputnik
• liv
• tyler
• speed
• painting
• art
• photoshop
• timelapse
• drawing
• nico
• di
• mattia

[BeGingerBrendan]

Woop nice one :)

Looks like Im going to upload another one.

[sputnik90]

go for it bro :) yours looks nice right from the start, mine only starts looking okay about 3/4 in x) id like to see another of yours

[pudo27787]

love Arwen, good job

[oneimaginarygirl5]

that's really beautiful!! Love the song too!

[AUSfreestyle]

do miranda kerr

[sputnik90]

good luck :) if you need specific help i'll try to help/redirect you as best i can

[spheresus]

Thanks for the reply. I've been thinking about getting back into drawing but I was afraid I neglected my skill for too long and it was as good as lost. I plan on teaching my self like how you said by drawing things I like and always striving to get better. My goal is to learn how to draw people and animals in life like quality. As a child I used to like to draw mechanical things like cars and planes and was too afraid to draw living things because of the complexity. Practice does make perfect :)

[sputnik90]

all natural talent does is give people a headstart. the same as you, as a kid i was great at drawing, but then i stopped and i got worse. but since ive been practising recently ive become a lot better, and youll remember quickly :) the effort you put in will determine how fast you improve. try finding tutorials on things youre stuck on, and mimic things you admire; you will naturally develop your own style so dont worry about that :) good luck spheresus

[sputnik90]

wow incredibly inspiring comment to recieve :) and she is one of the most beautiful, good taste.

firstly, i am not a professional artist :P to answer, first i would like to point out that on a computer it is a lot easier to correct mistakes you might make, or recolour something etc. so although this outcome is good, it is easier than pen and paper :)

but still, to your question; anyone can learn to improve their drawing. it may seem cliche, but practise does make perfect. continued...

[spheresus]

sputnik90 that was amazing not only are your skills incredible but you drew the most beutiful woman in the world!

I have a simple question for you I've been meaning to ask a professional artist about. Do you have to be born with a natural talent to draw to get to your level or can any one be trained to draw just as well?

I ask because I had a natural talent to draw when I was a child but I gave up on it 20 years ago. Can a person like train themselves to be a great professional artist?